A Logo Brief for Custom Eyebrow Brushes

A successful brow brush logo remains readable on a narrow handle and consistent across repeat orders. Start with size and placement, then choose decoration.

Prepare artwork for the actual surface

Provide vector artwork where available and request an actual-size proof. Fine lines and tightly spaced letters may need adjustment when transferred to a small or curved handle.

Specify orientation relative to the working head. A centered wordmark can face different directions depending on which side of the assembled brush is being considered.

Compare physical decoration samples

Ask for examples of the proposed process on the selected handle material and finish. Evaluate edge clarity, coverage and how the mark looks when the tool is held normally.

A digital preview should not replace this check. Its size, brightness and flat surface can conceal limitations that become obvious on the finished handle.

Freeze the version for production

Keep the artwork file name, print area, color reference and placement dimensions in the approval record. If the handle shape or coating changes, review the mark again. Assign separate codes where logos or market languages differ so that packing staff can identify the correct version without relying on memory or a broad collection name.

Before approving the order

• Use actual-size artwork proofs.
• Approve decoration on the final handle.
• Record orientation and revision identifiers.