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Darmowe próbkiOne extension per natural lash, in 0.15 to 0.20 mm and 7 to 14 mm. The simplest map for new artists and the base of most salon menus.
The base of a classic set, and the first thing a new artist learns.
Fine natural lashes take 0.15; 0.20 is for stronger lashes and a heavier look.
J sits natural, D opens the eye. Most salons stock C and D.
| Spec | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter | 0.15, 0.18, 0.20 mm | 0.15 most common in North America |
| Length | 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 mm | Mixed trays to ratio |
| Curl | J, B, C, CC, D | Heat-set, held per batch |
| Tray | 12 or 16 line | Foil or clear, sticker or sleeve |
MOQ 100 pieces per style. Bulk production 10 to 15 working days after deposit, stock lines 3 to 7 working days.
Salons and brands that already know the curl and diameter their artists work with, and need a tray that repeats exactly from order to order.
Buyers still testing the market. Order a mixed tray first: a full case of one length tells you nothing about which lengths your clients actually use.
Compare the curl against a tray you already trust, not against a photo. Curl codes are conventions, and two factories can label the same CC differently.
A classic set is one extension per natural lash, usually 0.10 to 0.15 mm, and the result is decided before the first lash is placed. Mapping sets the length at the inner corner, the peak and the outer sweep; get it wrong and the set looks heavy in the middle even when every bond is perfect.
Weight is the other half. A 0.15 lash on a fine natural lash is a load the client will feel by day ten, and the shedding that follows gets blamed on the glue. Clients with sparse lashes do better one diameter step down with the same length, and the set photographs almost identically.
For buyers, the practical question is tray mix. A tray weighted to 11 to 13 mm covers most classic work; a tray of 8 to 15 mm looks generous on the shelf and leaves the long rows untouched. Ask your accounts which rows empty first and pack to that ratio.
0.15 is the common middle. 0.10 to 0.12 for fine natural lashes, 0.18 to 0.20 only for clients with strong lashes who want a heavier look.
Between 60 and 100 per eye depending on natural lash count. That is why tray row count matters more than the lash count printed on the box.
Yes. It is the entry service for most salons and the set that new clients book first.
Depends on line count and length. Tell us the count you sell and we build to it.
Yes, but most salons keep one diameter per tray so staff do not have to check.
C for a natural set, D for a more open eye.
Yes, with the row ratio on the spec.
Send the spec through the contact page; MOQ is 100 pieces per style.
Tell us the diameter, curl, length mix and quantity. Quote and sample plan come back within one working day.