Handheld Mirrors
Integrated-handle formats suited to salon, beauty-accessory and retail ranges where grip, viewing area, finish and logo placement are part of the product brief.
Makeup Mirrors · OEM · Private Label · Retail
BlendCraft manufactures and supplies makeup mirrors for beauty brands, retailers, importers and distributors. Our current range includes handheld, folding tabletop, square, slider, plush and compact mirror directions, with product-specific options for color, finish, logo application and protective packaging.
Private label projects can begin from an existing product or a buyer reference. Requests involving new dimensions, structures, opening mechanisms, materials or tooling are reviewed separately before sampling and production planning.
Compare the current cosmetic mirror range by format, structure and retail presentation. Open each product to review the model-specific design, customization direction and sourcing details.
Each published reference links to a model-level page. Final materials, dimensions, finishes and packaging requirements are confirmed for the selected product rather than treated as universal category claims.
Different mirror structures serve different retail positions and usage contexts. The right direction depends on portability, viewing format, opening or support structure, visual design and packaging requirements.
Integrated-handle formats suited to salon, beauty-accessory and retail ranges where grip, viewing area, finish and logo placement are part of the product brief.
Self-supporting or folding formats where panel layout, hinge behavior, closed protection and tabletop stability should be reviewed together.
Portable formats with folding, snap or sliding protection where the opening mechanism and housing are part of both function and brand presentation.
Plush, floral or other design-led mirror directions for gifting and beauty-accessory collections where tactile finish, decoration and retail presentation carry more visual weight.
Customization is reviewed against the selected mirror structure. Suitable options depend on the frame or housing, surface, mechanism and packaging method, so final choices are confirmed during project review.
Overall size, viewing area, proportion and structural reference can be reviewed from an existing product, drawing or physical sample.
Frame or housing direction, color and surface finish are reviewed according to the selected construction and manufacturing process.
Logo position and suitable print, engraving or decoration methods are confirmed according to the selected material and surface.
Retail cartons, sleeves, trays, inserts and other protective pack-out options are reviewed around the product structure and sales channel.
A useful mirror brief should document the product details that affect appearance, handling, protection and quality review before the sample becomes the approval reference.
Handheld, folding, tabletop, compact, slider or another defined structure, with the intended use and retail position made clear.
Overall dimensions, reflective area and proportion should be recorded from the selected model, drawing or approved reference.
Hinges, stands, sliders, closures or other moving parts should have an agreed operating reference where they apply.
Frame or housing finish, visible mirror area, logo position and color direction should be confirmed against the approved sample.
Individual protection, inserts, trays, sleeves and cartons should be planned around glass protection, handling and retail presentation.
Any material, labeling, documentation or testing requirements should be identified for the intended market before production planning.
MOQ is confirmed according to the selected mirror, customization, packaging and project requirements.
Timing depends on the selected structure and customization scope. Model-specific timing is confirmed through the product page or quotation.
Dimensions, finishes, branding, structural changes and packaging are reviewed according to the selected mirror and feasibility.
Production and final review follow the approved product sample, packaging reference and confirmed specification.
Mirror quality review should compare production with the approved sample and confirmed specification. Depending on the product, checkpoints can include visible mirror-area appearance, frame or housing finish, assembly, hinge or stand movement, slider or closure behavior, logo placement and protective pack-out.
Reflection-related claims, moving-part acceptance criteria and any target-market testing requirements should be defined for the selected product rather than applied as universal category claims.
For a buyer-focused review of reflective surfaces, frames, hinges, packaging and approved-sample QC, read our makeup mirror sourcing and quality control guide.