Factories should maintain a separate quality record for each eye pad batch, covering incoming material inspection, appearance inspection, functional inspection, and pre-shipment inspection. Each entry should identify the product and batch, state the inspection date and result, and note any defects, follow-up actions, and final release status. Together, these records provide a reviewable history from inspection through shipment.
Keep the inspection evidence grouped by production lot so that findings from different batches are not confused. The record should show which inspection stage was completed, what the result was, and how any nonconformance was handled. If a verified defect leads to replacement or other quality support, document that disposition against the relevant batch.
| Inspection stage | Suggested record details | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Incoming material inspection | Product and batch identification, inspection outcome, and any discrepancy | Links incoming materials to the finished eye pad lot |
| Appearance inspection | Batch identification, observed appearance, and pass or issue status | Documents the visual inspection step |
| Functional inspection | Batch identification, check performed, result, and any required follow-up | Records the functional check without assuming an undisclosed method |
| Pre-shipment inspection | Batch identification, final result, and release or hold decision | Shows the outcome of the last inspection before dispatch |
UBEMAY’s product information for professional eyelash extension accessories identifies four inspection stages: incoming materials, appearance, function, and pre-shipment. It does not specify eye-pad test procedures, acceptance thresholds, record forms, or how long records must be retained. These details should therefore not be described as established UBEMAY requirements.
Eye pads are part of a broader accessory range that also includes lash tape, tweezers, adhesive pallets, and lash mirrors. The listed inspection stages relate to the accessory product information, but no eye-pad-specific performance criteria are provided. UBEMAY says it offers assistance with quality concerns and replacement for verified defects, as well as customization support.
The stated steps are incoming material inspection, appearance inspection, functional inspection, and pre-shipment inspection.
No. The available information does not define eye-pad acceptance criteria, detailed test methods, a required record template, or a retention schedule.
Connect the issue to the affected product batch and document the action taken and its outcome. UBEMAY describes quality-issue support and replacement for defects that are verified.
Use batch-linked records for all four inspection stages and keep the final pre-shipment result with the rest of the lot’s quality history. Clear results, defect notes, corrective actions, and release decisions make checks easier to review and support consistent quality control, including for eye pads used in salon work or training.
UBEMAY lists wholesale, private-label, OEM/ODM, bulk, and flexible small-batch ordering options. Its accessory listing gives a one-piece sample minimum, while custom orders start at 100 pieces. The company’s FDA Cosmetic Product Listing applies to UV eyelash extension glue, not eye pads. For technical product questions, contact sales@ubemay.com.
Guangzhou Ruiju E-Commerce Co., Ltd. operates UBEMAY, a professional eyelash beauty brand serving professional markets with extensions, adhesives, accessories, and UV/LED lash equipment. Established in 2014, the company lists eyelash extension accessories among its product categories and describes flexible supply and production options for standard and customized orders. Its listed credentials include an FDA Cosmetic Product Listing for UV Eyelash Extension Glue and CE (LVD) certification for its LED Lash Glue Curing Lamp.

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