Mix Promade Fans 6in1 | 20D 0.03
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Mix Promade Fans 6in1 | 20D 0.03

The highest fibre count in the range, with six mapped lengths

Mix Promade Fans 6in1 20D 0.03 sit at the top of Curacoro's promade density range. Twenty ultra-fine 0.03 pro-silk fibres per fan produce a completely uninterrupted lash line, and the six-length box - 1,500 fans across 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14mm at 250 per size - means the artist can contour that density properly instead of applying it flat. Available in C, CC and D curls with tiny light-glue-bonded bases and a semi-glossed matte black finish, vegan, latex-free and cruelty-free. This is a specialist tray for advanced artists working with healthy, robust natural lashes and clients who want the most dramatic set available.

Product details

  • Trend/Popularity: Maximum-density sets remain the aspirational booking in glam-led studios, and clients specifically seek out artists who can deliver 20D safely rather than simply advertising it.
  • Ease & Speed: Twenty-fibre fans are not realistically hand-buildable inside an appointment, so a pre-made version is what turns this from an occasional showpiece into a bookable service with all six lengths already at hand.
  • Income Opportunity: The top of the density range commands the top of the price list, and the ability to deliver it consistently differentiates a studio in a market where most competitors cap out lower.
  • Expert technicians only: Twenty fine fibres per fan is the least forgiving product in the range for isolation and adhesive control.
  • Studios serving glam and event clients: Where maximum impact is the brief and lash health can be properly assessed.
  • Artists with strong-lashed clientele: The set demands healthy, robust natural lashes to hold through a full cycle.
  • Educators demonstrating density limits: A consistent reference product for teaching where weight, diameter and lash health intersect.

The specification behind the range's maximum density.

  • 20D at 0.03mm - The highest fibre count offered; placements merge entirely into one continuous line.
  • Ultra-fine diameter - The only way twenty fibres per lash remains physically viable.
  • Tiny light-glue-bonded base - Extreme fibre count still attaches through a single narrow point, avoiding lash-line bulk.
  • 1,500 fans across six lengths - Complete contour range in one box, since a set at this density uses every size in sequence.
  • Consecutive 1mm steps - Extreme density magnifies length steps; consecutive sizes keep transitions readable.
  • C, CC and D curls - Curl consistency prevents a maximum-density set from looking sectioned.
  • Semi-glossed matte black - Prevents the highest fibre densities from reading as a reflective mass.
  1. Assess the natural lash under magnification and be prepared to recommend a lower density - this is the most consequential step of the appointment.
  2. Cleanse and prime, then tape and map with conservative lengths throughout.
  3. Lay the box out so every length is within reach without moving position.
  4. Isolate with extreme care; at twenty fibres a stickie is very difficult to release cleanly.
  5. Dispense a generous glue dot and refresh it every few fans.
  6. Dip only the base tip - anything more closes the fan on contact.
  7. Place slowly and hold until the base is fully seated.
  8. Check every completed section for stickies, comb through, and cure fully.
  • Treating 20D as the default premium option - it is a specialist density, and most clients get a better outcome one or two steps down. Recommend by lash, not by menu tier.
  • Combining maximum density with maximum length - the two compound at the base and the set sheds within days. Keep the map conservative.
  • Deep dipping - the single fastest way to ruin a 20D fan. Base tip only.
  • Batch-checking stickies - a late-found stickie at this density is often unsalvageable. Check every section.
  • Standard aftercare advice - a maximum-density set punishes oil, face-down sleeping and long infill cycles far harder than a lighter one. Give specific instructions.
  • Volume - 20D
  • Diameter - 0.03mm
  • Curls - C, CC, D
  • Lengths - 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14mm (6in1)
  • Quantity - 1,500 fans per box
  • Fans per size - 250
  • Base - Tiny light-glue-bonded base
  • Material - Premium PBT synthetic silk (pro-silk)
  • Finish - Semi-glossed, matte black
  • Certifications - Vegan, latex-free, cruelty-free

Materials: PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) pro-silk fibre with a light cosmetic bonding agent at the base. No animal-derived fibre and no latex. Given the fibre count, confirm natural lash health at consultation and patch test new clients for adhesive sensitivity.

Can a client see the difference between 18D and 20D?

On a sparse natural lash line, marginally; on an average or dense one, almost never. The honest position at consultation is that the last few D are buying risk rather than result for most clients, and that a better map will change how the set looks far more than the fibre count will.

What is the realistic infill interval on a 20D set?

Two to three weeks for most clients, and closer to two for anyone with a fast natural lash cycle. At maximum density every shed fan leaves an obvious gap, so a four-week cycle typically means a partial rebuild rather than an infill.

Does 0.03 fibre at 20D genuinely stay lighter than 0.07 at a low D count?

Fibre mass scales with cross-sectional area, so a 0.03 fibre is dramatically lighter than a 0.07 one - which is why twenty of the former can land near five of the latter in total weight. It is real physics rather than marketing, but it only holds if the length stays comparable.

My retention is inconsistent across the same set at 20D - some zones hold, some do not. Why?

That pattern usually tracks the adhesive dot rather than the lashes: the zones you lashed just after refreshing hold, and the ones you lashed on an aging dot do not. At this density the working life of a glue dot is much shorter than most artists assume.

When should I refuse a 20D request outright?

When the natural lashes are fine, damaged, actively shedding, or when the client cannot commit to the aftercare and infill cycle the set requires. Offering a fine-diameter alternative at a lower count keeps the booking while protecting both her lashes and your retention statistics.

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