Wholesale Eyelash Adhesives and Glue Suppliers

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Here are some wholesale eyelash adhesive / glue suppliers (and tips) for U.S.-based buyers, plus example products you could stock:

✅ Wholesale Suppliers & Distributors in the U.S. / International (that ship to U.S.)

Supplier Notes / strengths Website / contact
Allied Trading Offers a broad range of lash glues — strip adhesives, extension adhesives, removers — sold in bulk/carton quantities.  
Stacy Lash U.S.-based lash supplier. They offer wholesale pricing (minimum ~20 units) for eyelash extension glue and accessories.  
Lashfine Claims to be a professional eyelash glue wholesale manufacturer. They offer private label options and claim to ship bulk packages.  
TDANCE Lashes / TDANCE They list a “Wholesale Glue” section with various bonding glues (e.g. 0.3 sec bond, clear fast curing, etc.).  
Northwest Cosmetics A cosmetics wholesaler that stocks eyelash glue among their offerings.  
Laetitia (South Korea) For overseas sourcing: they provide eyelash extension glues and accept wholesale / OEM orders (MOQ applies).  
MissGel They list professional lash glue lines and mention bulk / wholesale / private label services.  

 

🛠 Tips & Considerations for Sourcing

  1. FDA / Ingredient / Safety Compliance
    • Eyelash glues often fall under cosmetic / medical-assist regulations. Ensure your suppliers can provide Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), ingredient lists, and that the glue is safe for use near eyes.
    • Be wary of very cheap “black label” or no-brand glues with no traceability. Many lash artists warn about safety risks of unknown glue sources (e.g. via Alibaba) due to irritation or worse.
  2. MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity)
    • Many suppliers impose MOQs. For example, Laetitia requires ~100 units per adhesive type for wholesale.
    • Domestic U.S. suppliers may have lower MOQs but still bundle in packs or cases.
  3. Private Label / Custom Branding
    • If you want to sell under your own brand, look for suppliers who offer private label / OEM services. Some (like Lashfine, MissGel) explicitly mention that.
  4. Shipping, Lead Times, and Storage
    • Adhesives can be sensitive to temperature (heat, cold) and humidity. Ensure proper packaging and shipping conditions.
    • Check lead times: overseas factories may take weeks, while U.S. distributors may have faster turnaround.
  5. Testing & Sample Orders
    • Always request samples before placing a large order. Evaluate drying time, bond strength, fumes, shelf life, client comfort, etc.
    • Make sure batch-to-batch consistency is maintained.
  6. Diversification of Glue Types
    • Carry a range: strip lash glue, extension adhesive (fast set, slow set), hypoallergenic or low-fume glue, black & clear, latex-free formulas.
  7. Reputation & Reviews
    • Check with lash technician forums, social media groups, Reddit threads, etc., to see what suppliers other lash artists trust.
    • Ask for references from other wholesale buyers.
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