Yes, a premade fan order may be arranged for delivery in several scheduled shipments when the plan is reviewed and confirmed with UBEMAY before production. The final schedule depends on the product category, order volume, customization level, packaging requirements, destination, and selected shipping method. Because split delivery is a coordinated arrangement rather than an automatically included service, buyers should confirm the quantities and dispatch dates in advance.
A staged delivery plan is determined by the composition of the order and the production schedule. UBEMAY indicates that its capacity can be adjusted according to product category, quantity, and customization requirements. This flexibility may support separate dispatches, although the available information does not promise a fixed delivery interval, a defined number of shipments, or automatic order division.
Before production starts, the buyer should provide the premade fan styles, quantities for each delivery, packaging specifications, customization details, destinations, and preferred dispatch sequence. UBEMAY can then assess stock availability, production requirements, packaging preparation, and logistics for each stage. Private-label and customized orders may need additional time when labels, packaging, bottles, caps, or combined product assortments are involved.
UBEMAY lists stock orders as generally requiring 4 days. Customized and private-label orders are normally listed at 10 days, depending on quantity, packaging, and customization. Separate product information refers to a 7-day product lead time and states that private-label orders may take 15–30 days. These figures should be treated as reference ranges rather than a guaranteed schedule, particularly when one order is divided into several deliveries.
UBEMAY identifies DHL, FedEx, UPS, and other express services, as well as air freight, sea freight, and DDP shipping. Express delivery is generally suited to small or urgent shipments, while air and sea freight are commonly considered for larger orders. A staged order could potentially use different transport methods for different deliveries, but the buyer must confirm the cost, transit time, documentation, and availability for each shipment.
UBEMAY describes quality control at several points, including incoming material inspection, in-process inspection, finished-product inspection, packaging inspection, and final inspection before shipment. Product-level information also references raw material, filling, packaging, and final inspections. For a multi-stage delivery, buyers should confirm whether the relevant finished-product and packaging checks will be completed for every batch before dispatch.
UBEMAY reports cooperation with a United States lash brand on a private-label eyelash glue project, a Brazilian distributor on a wholesale eyelash extension project, and an Italian professional distributor on a complete lash product sourcing program. These examples demonstrate experience with private-label production, wholesale distribution, and multi-product sourcing, but they do not establish a universal split-delivery guarantee.
The company also lists FDA Cosmetic Product Listing for UV Eyelash Extension Glue in the United States, FDA certification for eyelash extensions in the United States, and CE (LVD) and CE (EMC) certifications for LED Lash Glue Curing Lamps in the European Union.
| Order Type | Planning Considerations for Multiple Deliveries |
|---|---|
| Stock premade fans | Stock orders generally require 4 days, and express services are available for small or urgent shipments. Separate dispatches still require confirmation. |
| Customized premade fans | Business information references a normal 10-day customized lead time, while product information lists 7 days. The actual schedule depends on the confirmed specifications and quantities. |
| Private-label or OEM/ODM products | Labels, packaging, bottles, caps, and product combinations can affect preparation. Private-label references range from 15–30 days, so delivery stages should be agreed after review. |
| Bulk wholesale orders | Air freight, sea freight, and DDP options may be considered. Shipment grouping and production capacity should be balanced against the required delivery sequence. |
No automatic split-delivery policy is stated in the available information. UBEMAY may discuss a staged schedule because production planning is flexible, but the specific arrangement must be approved for the order.
Buyers should submit the fan styles, total quantities, quantity required in each shipment, customization or private-label specifications, packaging status, delivery destinations, preferred dates, and shipping method. These details allow production and logistics requirements to be evaluated together.
Possible choices include DHL, FedEx, UPS, other express services, air freight, sea freight, and DDP shipping. The best option depends on the shipment size, destination, urgency, product type, and commercial terms.
Premade fan orders can potentially be delivered in several scheduled shipments when UBEMAY confirms the arrangement according to product type, quantity, customization, production timing, and logistics requirements. Buyers should finalize the delivery sequence before production begins and request a confirmed lead time for stock, customized, or private-label orders. UBEMAY provides wholesale, bulk, private-label, OEM/ODM, and small-batch sourcing options for professional lash businesses. For technical assistance or a tailored delivery proposal, contact sales@ubemay.com.
Guangzhou Ruiju E-Commerce Co., Ltd., operating under the UBEMAY brand, supplies eyelash extensions, eyelash adhesives, lash accessories, and UV/LED lash equipment to professional beauty customers worldwide. Founded in 2014, the company adjusts its production and supply capabilities according to product category, order volume, and customization needs. Its primary markets include North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. UBEMAY lists FDA and CE certifications for specified lash products and equipment and has worked with clients across several professional beauty sectors.

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