The HZB-06 rolling makeup case is built around two separable bags, but its practical value becomes clearer when you open each section. How do the bags connect? Which buckles need to be released? And how do you reach the eight boxes in the lower compartment?
This guide uses a physically inspected, standard-configuration HZB-06 to explain the connection methods, the two ABS fold-out trays, the brush panels and the storage-box release mechanism. For brands, distributors and professional kit buyers, these details matter more than a general claim of large capacity.
01 / TWO CONNECTION METHODS
How the upper and lower bags connect
HZB-06 has an upper carrying bag and a wheeled lower bag. The upper bag can be removed and carried separately. It has two confirmed ways to connect to the lower section.
Side buckles: the left and right connection buckles secure the bags together. Release both before lifting the upper bag off.
Zippered rear pass-through sleeve: the upper bag has a zippered sleeve at the back. Open the zipper to place the sleeve over the lower bag’s telescopic handle. When removing the upper bag, disengage the sleeve from the handle if it is being used.
The included shoulder strap has clips at its ends that attach to the side rings on either bag. Neither connection method should be treated as evidence of a tested load limit or a guarantee of equivalent holding strength.
02 / OPEN THE UPPER BAG
From the brush panel to the two fold-out trays
To open the upper bag, release both front buckles and then the securing buckles on its sides before lifting the lid.
- Lift the lid. Inside is a removable Oxford-fabric brush panel held by hook-and-loop fasteners. A clear, soft PVC flap with Oxford-fabric edging covers the brush area.
- Fold out the trays. Two ABS trays swing outward to expose the compartment beneath. Each tray measures approximately 17 × 26 × 4 cm.
- Check the space below. The upper main compartment measures approximately 38 × 27.5 × 14.5 cm internally and has a TPU-film surface on its base.
Check the intended kit with the trays both closed and unfolded. The measured compartment dimensions alone cannot establish access clearance for every product assortment.
03 / TWO BRUSH PANELS
Why 26 brush slots are not a capacity guarantee
The upper and lower bags each include a removable brush-storage panel with one row of 13 non-elastic slots. These panels are separate from the ABS trays and PP storage boxes.
On each panel, the leftmost and rightmost slots measure approximately 3 cm wide each; the 11 slots between them are approximately 2.5 cm wide each. Intended brushes should be no longer than approximately 21 cm overall.
The two panels total 26 storage positions, not a guarantee that 26 brushes of arbitrary shapes will fit. Buyers should check handle thickness, brush-head size, protective flap coverage and lid closure with their intended assortment.
04 / ACCESS THE LOWER BAG
Open the upper compartment before the lower front section
When accessing the lower bag, remove the upper bag first. Release both side connection buckles, and disengage the zippered rear sleeve from the telescopic handle if that connection is in use. Next, release both front buckles on the lower bag and lift its lid.
The lower lid contains its own brush panel. Beneath it, the upper main compartment measures approximately 38 × 27.5 × 12 cm internally. Near the lower sides of the bag, there are two mesh pockets, one on each side, approximately 27 × 22 cm each.
Do not confuse this upper compartment with the separate storage-box section reached through the front cover.
| Storage area | Quantity | Dimensions | Measurement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper bag main compartment | 1 | 38 × 27.5 × 14.5 cm | Internal space |
| Upper ABS fold-out trays | 2 | 17 × 26 × 4 cm each | Tray dimensions |
| Lower bag upper compartment | 1 | 38 × 27.5 × 12 cm | Internal space |
| Lower PP storage boxes | 8 | 14.5 × 24 × 5.5 cm each | Inside each box |
05 / RELEASE BEFORE REMOVAL
How the eight lower storage boxes are accessed
With the upper bag removed and the lower lid open, unzip the lower front cover. This reveals eight PP storage boxes in two columns. The inside of the front cover also includes a mesh pocket measuring approximately 35 × 27 cm.
Each box uses a catch at its handle. Press the handle release before sliding the box out. They are not conventional free-pull drawers. To assess access in a real working setup, try opening the front cover and removing and reinstalling the boxes with the proposed kit inside.
The release mechanism is part of the layout
For a buyer, the number of boxes is only part of the specification. The release action determines how items are reached and how a box is taken out for checking or repacking.
The presence of the catch does not establish a tested release-force rating or a specified durability cycle count.
06 / WHEELS AND HANDLE
Understand the carrying and exterior measurement limits
The lower bag uses removable dual-wheel swivel casters with a dual-bearing structure containing ball bearings. The wheels are described for relatively quiet everyday rolling; this is not a measured noise or load-capacity rating.
The aluminium-alloy telescopic handle has two extending sections with tube widths of approximately 3 cm and 2.5 cm. When extended fully, its upper end sits about 51 cm above the top of the lower bag. This is not the total height of the complete stacked case.
For the closed configuration, the lower bag is listed as 380 × 290 × 420 mm including its wheels; the upper bag is 380 × 290 × 280 mm excluding its carry handle. The stated combined closed height of 700 mm includes wheels and excludes the extended telescopic handle.
These figures are a reference for sample checks. Verify the intended load and the carrying method with actual equipment rather than assuming that the exterior dimensions describe a usable interior.
07 / FROM SAMPLE TO ORDER
Approve the access sequence with the actual kit
An HZB-06 sample review should follow the way a professional will use and repack it:
- Connect and separate: check both side buckles, the zippered rear pass-through sleeve, and the strap attachment rings.
- Open the upper bag: test brush fit, open both ABS trays and confirm access to the main compartment.
- Open the lower bag: remove the upper bag, open the lower lid and front cover, then test the release and reinsertion of all eight PP boxes.
- Record the approved configuration: document the intended brushes and tools, internal storage layout, wheel assemblies and carrying accessories.
The OEM makeup bag sample approval checklist explains how to record the wider specification, material and packaging decisions. For model-specific purchasing terms and OEM/ODM enquiries, see the HZB-06 product specifications.
The goal is to verify how the case connects, opens and stores the intended kit—not simply count compartments or compare its outside dimensions.
