Mix Promade Fans 3in1 | 3D 0.07
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Mix Promade Fans 3in1 | 3D 0.07

Three-fibre fans for hybrid, wet-look and natural volume sets

Mix Promade Fans 3in1 3D 0.07 give artists the lightest fan in the promade range - three 0.07 pro-silk fibres, which sit closer to a hybrid set than a volume one. That makes them the practical tool for wet-look sets, hybrid maps where fans alternate with classics, and clients who want visible enhancement without density. The box holds 750 fans across three lengths at 250 fans per size, in 9-10-11mm, 11-12-13mm or 13-14-15mm, with C, CC and D curls. Tiny light-glue-bonded bases and a semi-glossed matte black finish, vegan, latex-free and cruelty-free - a specialist density that most studios underuse.

Product details

  • Trend/Popularity: Wet-look and hybrid sets are the dominant natural-lash request right now, and both depend on a low-fibre fan that adds texture and shine without building density.
  • Ease & Speed: Building 3D fans by hand is fiddly work with poor time-to-value; receiving them pre-made makes hybrid and wet-look sets as fast to apply as any other, which is what makes them viable to offer routinely.
  • Income Opportunity: Hybrid and wet-look sets convert clients who refuse full volume, and they are typically priced above classics - which turns a segment most studios lose entirely into a mid-tier booking.
  • Hybrid set specialists: 3D fans are the fan half of a hybrid map, and a dedicated tray beats improvising with a heavier fan.
  • Artists doing wet-look sets: The wet look depends on low-density fans clustered in a specific rhythm, which needs a light fan to work.
  • Artists with fine-lashed clients: Three 0.07 fibres is a genuinely light load for clients who cannot carry volume density.
  • Studios with natural-look clientele: Clients who reject obvious extensions accept a 3D hybrid where they would decline a 5D volume set.

Why a low fibre count at a thick diameter behaves as its own category.

  • 3D at 0.07mm - Few fibres at a visible diameter produce texture and separation rather than density.
  • Low total fan weight - Sits within reach of fine natural lashes that cannot carry a 5D or higher fan.
  • Tiny light-glue-bonded base - Small base suits the alternating placement pattern hybrid and wet-look maps rely on.
  • Three consecutive lengths, 250 fans each - Enough per size to map a hybrid set without opening a second box.
  • C, CC and D curls - Curl choice controls whether the fan reads as texture or as lift in a hybrid map.
  • Semi-glossed matte black finish - Definition without shine, so a low-density set does not read as sparse and glossy.
  1. Cleanse and prime the natural lashes, then tape and map the eye.
  2. Decide the hybrid ratio before you start - the balance of classics to fans is what defines the finished look.
  3. Build the classic component first so the fans can be placed into a defined structure.
  4. Isolate a single natural lash for each fan placement.
  5. Dispense a slightly larger glue dot than the tiny base suggests, and dip only the base.
  6. Place the fan, keeping its orientation consistent with the surrounding classics.
  7. For a wet-look set, cluster fans in a deliberate rhythm rather than spreading them evenly.
  8. Comb through, check for stickies, and cure fully.
  • Treating 3D as a cheap volume set - the density is not there, and a client sold a volume set will be disappointed. Sell it as hybrid or wet-look, which is what it does well.
  • Even fan distribution in a wet-look set - the wet look comes from clustered spikes and gaps, not from spreading fans uniformly. Cluster deliberately.
  • Placing fans and classics at the same length - the two blend into one flat texture. Vary length between the components so each reads distinctly.
  • Under-gluing - a small base is a small base regardless of fibre count. Do not reduce the dot just because the fan is light.
  • Ignoring curl mismatch - with few fibres, one poorly angled fan is obvious rather than hidden by neighbours. Match curl carefully.

3D HYBRID FANS VS. CLASSIC LASHES VS. 5D VOLUME

  • Density added - 3D 0.07 fans: Light texture | Classic lashes: Length only | 5D volume fans: Full coverage
  • Weight on natural lash - 3D 0.07 fans: Low | Classic lashes: Lowest | 5D volume fans: Moderate
  • Best use - 3D 0.07 fans: Hybrid and wet-look maps | Classic lashes: Natural definition, hybrid base | 5D volume fans: Full volume sets
  • Client profile - 3D 0.07 fans: Wants visible but subtle enhancement | Classic lashes: Wants minimal change | 5D volume fans: Wants obvious fullness
  • Application speed - 3D 0.07 fans: Fast - fewer fans per set | Classic lashes: Fastest | 5D volume fans: Slower - full coverage required
  • Menu position - 3D 0.07 fans: Mid-tier hybrid service | Classic lashes: Entry-level service | 5D volume fans: Premium volume service

Materials: PBT pro-silk fibre with a light cosmetic bonding agent at the base. Vegan, latex-free and cruelty-free. Patch test new clients for adhesive sensitivity.

What ratio of classics to 3D fans makes a hybrid look right?

Most artists work somewhere between 70:30 and 50:50 classics to fans, with more fans through the outer third where texture reads. The ratio is a design decision rather than a rule - what matters is that both components are visible, since a hybrid at 90:10 just looks like a classic set with stray thick lashes.

How do I get a genuine wet-look effect with these?

The wet look comes from clustering - closed or lightly opened fans placed in tight groups with deliberate gaps between them, so light catches the clusters and the spacing reads as separation. Spreading the same fans evenly produces a slightly fuller classic set, not a wet look.

Are 3D fans worth stocking if I already have 5D?

If you sell hybrid or wet-look sets, yes - a 5D fan used in a hybrid map adds too much density and the set stops reading as hybrid. If your menu is classics and full volume only, 3D is genuinely optional.

My hybrid sets look muddled rather than textured - what is wrong?

Usually the classics and the fans are at the same length, so there is no contrast for the eye to separate. Give the fans a length advantage of a millimetre or two, or place them at a slightly different curl, so the texture has something to read against.

Can 3D fans go on clients too fine for volume?

Often yes, since three fine-count 0.07 fibres is a light load, but assess the lash individually rather than assuming. On a genuinely compromised lash line, classics at a fine diameter remain the safer choice until the lashes recover.

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