Certifications & Compliance
Stated exactly as it is.
The brand you build on us has to stand up in the markets you sell into. So here is precisely what we hold — no inflated claims.
U.S. FDA
FDA-registered facility, products listed.
Our manufacturing facility is registered with the U.S. FDA, and our lash, adhesive and lash-shampoo products are listed under that registration.
In plain terms: registration and listing tell the FDA who we are and what we make. They are not the same as FDA "approval," "clearance" or "certification" — the FDA does not approve or certify cosmetics. We say only what is true, because that is what protects your brand if a customer or a marketplace ever asks.
Europe
Made to CE standards.
Our products are manufactured to CE standards, so they fit the compliance expectations of EU and UK retail.
Working through a specific marketplace or retailer checklist? Tell us which one — we'll map exactly what you need for it.
Independent Lab — SGS
SGS-tested: heavy metals and microbial, not detected.
Our eyelash extensions were submitted to SGS, an independent global testing body, and tested against US California Proposition 65 (lead) and US FDA 21 CFR (total mercury). Both came back Not Detected — alongside a full microbial panel (total aerobic count, E. coli, Salmonella, S. aureus and more), all within U.S. Pharmacopeia limits.
Stated plainly, the way we do everything else here: this report was issued to our group's manufacturing entity — the same factory and the same product line — and it is dated 2019. It is the SGS report we hold today; a current re-test is scheduled to refresh it.
Materials — Vegan
Vegan lash extensions, and cruelty-free certification in your brand's name.
The cruelty-free logo is yours to earn, not ours to lend. Every LashPlus lash tray is 100% PBT (polybutylene terephthalate), a synthetic polyester-family fibre. There is no mink, no silk, no fur and no animal-derived material anywhere in the tray, and we do not test on animals. On composition, our trays are vegan.
What we do not have is a cruelty-free certificate, and we will not imply otherwise. PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies and Leaping Bunny certify the brand, not the factory: your company signs the binding statement, and the programme requires you to hold supplier agreements stating that no animal testing is carried out on the materials you buy.
That supplier side is ours, and we do it for the brands we manufacture for. Name the programme you are applying to and we complete and sign what it asks of your supplier. The certificate is then issued in your brand's own name — which is where a consumer looks for it.
How to get cruelty-free certification for your lash brand
- 1. Pick the programme. PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies asks you to have no-animal-testing agreements with your suppliers. Leaping Bunny asks for the same and wants the supplier documents submitted as proof, so it takes longer and carries more weight.
- 2. Apply in your brand's name. You are the applicant — the certificate cannot be issued to your factory, which is why no supplier can simply lend you theirs.
- 3. Send us the supplier form with your order. It comes back signed with your samples, together with the three papers the programme will look for:
- — Supplier declaration · no animal testing on the materials we supply you
- — Material composition statement · 100% PBT, no animal-derived content
- — Supply chain statement · fibre origin, production location, processing steps
- 4. Print it beside your own logo. Once you are certified, send us the certification mark — it goes onto your tray card and packaging next to your brand logo, on the same print run. No second setup fee, no second order.
The paperwork is done before production starts, not chased afterwards. If your programme asks for something not on this list, send us the form and we will tell you straight away whether we can sign it.
Two words, sold as one
- Vegan
- Describes what the product is made of. A material fact, and one we meet: 100% PBT, nothing animal-derived.
- Cruelty-free
- A certification, with an owner and an audit trail. We do not hold one — and a supplier who tells you their factory is "PETA certified" is describing something that programme does not issue to factories.
Credentials on file
The paperwork, not just the claim.
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More registration and standards documentation on request — ask on WhatsApp.
Supply chain traceability
We can document the whole chain.
Our fibre is imported from Korea. Both hand-made fans and pressed fans are produced in our own workshops. That means we can document the full chain — fibre origin, production location and processing steps — and give your compliance team the paperwork to match.
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Fibre
Imported from Korea. Origin documented.
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Production
Hand-made fans and pressed fans, both made in our own workshops. Every processing step stays inside our own operation.
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Documentation
Fibre origin, production location and processing steps, written up for your order.
Held alongside it
- FDA-registered facility with our lash, adhesive and lash-shampoo products listed under it — MoCRA-compliant
- CE / RoHS
- Laboratory test reports on request
Compliance team needs the file? Ask for our Supply Chain Statement — we send it with the quote and the samples.
Request traceability documentationCompliance Q&A
The documents buyers ask us for, and the ones we do not have.
Seven questions that arrive again and again from brands selling into the EU, the UK and the US. Where the answer is no, it says no — a gap you learn about now is cheaper than one your retailer finds later.
What compliance documents can you send with an order? +
Safety data sheets (SDS / MSDS) prepared for the market you are selling into, the ingredient / INCI list, batch documentation on request, our FDA facility registration and product listing, CE documentation, and the SGS test report. Ask for them before you order samples: a supplier who cannot name the document will not produce it after the order either.
Do you have ISO 22716, ISO 9001 or GMP certification? +
No. We hold FDA facility registration and product listing, CE-standard documentation and an SGS lab report - not an ISO or GMP certificate. We would rather tell you now than let it surface when your retailer asks. What we can do instead: send the documents we do hold, and welcome an audit or a walkthrough of the line in Pingdu, which is usually what a buyer asking for GMP wants to establish.
What EU chemical-compliance documentation do you hold? +
On file: CE documentation for eyelash extensions covering RoHS, plus SGS testing for heavy metals (lead against California Proposition 65, total mercury against US FDA 21 CFR - both Not Detected) and a full microbial panel. If your market or marketplace checklist names a specific EU chemical regulation, send us the checklist: we will map it line by line to what we hold and tell you plainly which lines we cannot cover today, rather than let you find out at customs.
Who acts as the EU Responsible Person if I sell under my own brand? +
You appoint one, and we help you do it. EU law requires a Responsible Person established inside the EU - your own company if you are EU-based, your importer, or a paid RP service, and we can tell you which of the three fits your setup. A factory in China cannot hold the role, so no supplier who offers to be your RP is describing something real. Once appointed, we deal with them directly and hand over the file they need: product composition and INCI, the safety data sheet for your market, manufacturing description, our FDA facility registration and product listing, CE documentation and the SGS test report. Your RP's name and EU address then go onto the label we print for you.
What do I need to sell lash extensions legally in the EU? +
Four things, and we walk you through each. (1) A Responsible Person established in the EU - you appoint them; we tell you which option fits and brief them once they are in place. (2) A Product Information File - we supply the composition and INCI, the manufacturing description, and our compliance documents, which is most of what goes in it. (3) A Cosmetic Product Safety Report - written and signed by a qualified safety assessor, not by us; what the assessor asks for is composition, impurity and heavy-metal data and microbial results, and we hand those over, including our SGS report. (4) CPNP notification - filed by your Responsible Person; we supply the product data, packaging details and label artwork it needs. Local-language labelling with your RP's name and EU address is printed by us on the same run as your brand. Send us your market's checklist and we will mark line by line what we cover and what is yours.
Where does your PBT fibre come from? +
We import Korean PBT and manufacture the trays in Pingdu, Qingdao, China. If you need the fibre mill named for your own supply-chain file, ask in writing and we will state the mill and batch on your quotation. We will not put a mill name against a batch we did not use, which is why it is answered per order rather than as a standing claim on a page.
Can you send the exact FDA document and explain what it certifies? +
Both files download from this page. The facility registration says the U.S. FDA knows who we are and where we manufacture. The product listing says the FDA knows which products we make under that registration. Neither is an approval, a clearance or a certification - the FDA does not approve or certify cosmetics, so a supplier telling you their lashes are FDA approved is describing something that does not exist.
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