The phrase you wrote — “Ngeyama eye lashes” — doesn’t clearly match a well-known English brand, so a few possibilities fit:
What it could be
- False eyelash strips: A full strip of lashes worn along the eyelid for makeup looks (common in beauty kits).
- Individual lash clusters: Small groups of lashes used for a more natural or customized look.
- Eyelash extension supplies: Products used in salons or at home kits (glue, lash trays, or pre-made fans).
- Private-label/Asian beauty brand: Some lash products come from Chinese/Korean/Japanese manufacturers with less familiar transliterated names, which can look odd in English.
Why the name looks unfamiliar
“Ngeyama” may be:
- a misspelling or transliteration (common with imported cosmetics),
- a small supplier brand name, or
- part of packaging that wasn’t originally meant for English markets.
What would help identify it exactly
If you can, check:
- Is it a small tray of hairs, a strip in plastic, or a box with glue?
- Any other words on the packaging (even tiny text or symbols)?
- A logo or barcode?
If you describe what it physically looks like (or paste the exact wording from the package), I can narrow it down very precisely.