Mix Promade Fans 3in1 & 6in1 | 8D 0.05
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Mix Promade Fans 3in1 & 6in1 | 8D 0.05

Eight fine fibres per fan for full, soft density across the full map

Mix Promade Fans 3in1 & 6in1 8D 0.05 hit the balance point most volume artists are looking for: enough fibres for genuinely full coverage, at a diameter fine enough to keep the set soft and the weight moderate. Eight 0.05 pro-silk fibres per fan close the gaps that 5D and 6D leave, without the handling difficulty of 0.03 work. The box holds 750 fans across three lengths or 1,500 across six, 250 per size, spanning 6-7-8mm to 16-17-18mm in C, CC and D curls. Tiny light-glue-bonded bases, semi-glossed matte black finish, vegan, latex-free and cruelty-free. For artists who find 5D too light and 0.03 work too demanding, this is the specification that settles the question.

Product details

  • Trend/Popularity: Soft-but-full is the description clients use more than any other at consultation, and 8D at a fine diameter is the specification that actually produces it rather than the dense-and-heavy alternative.
  • Ease & Speed: Eight fibres reach coverage in fewer placements than a lower count, and 0.05 handles far more predictably than 0.03, so the artist gets density without the slower, more careful adhesive work fine fibre normally demands.
  • Income Opportunity: This density sells as a premium set while behaving like an everyday one at the chair, which means the studio can charge above its standard volume rate without extending appointment lengths.
  • Artists wanting density without 0.03 handling: The practical middle ground between structured volume and mega-volume.
  • Studios with mixed clientele: Full coverage at a moderate weight suits a wider range of natural lash types than either extreme.
  • Intermediate artists progressing into higher densities: A sensible next step after 5D and 6D before attempting fine-fibre mega-volume.
  • Artists who map every set: The full length span in one box supports proper contouring at this density.

Why this density-diameter pairing behaves differently from its neighbours.

  • 8D at 0.05mm - Fibre count high enough to close placement gaps, at a diameter that still handles predictably.
  • Moderate per-fibre weight - Total fan weight sits between structured volume and mega-volume, widening the range of suitable clients.
  • Tiny light-glue-bonded base - Eight fibres converge to one narrow point, so density does not create bulk at the lash line.
  • Length span 6-7-8mm to 16-17-18mm - Inner-corner shorts through long outer options within a single box.
  • 3in1 (750) or 6in1 (1,500), 250 per size - Complete mapped range without opening additional boxes.
  • C, CC and D curls - Curl matched to natural growth angle across every mapped zone.
  • Semi-glossed matte black pro-silk - Density reads as fullness rather than shine, which matters as fibre count rises.
  1. Cleanse and prime the natural lashes and assess lash strength before committing to 8D.
  2. Tape and map the eye, marking each length zone before opening the box.
  3. Arrange the box so all lengths are reachable without changing hand position.
  4. Isolate a single natural lash and select the mapped length for that zone.
  5. Dispense a generous glue dot and dip only the base tip - 0.05 wicks faster than 0.07.
  6. Place the fan flat, confirm it has stayed open, and hold until it grabs.
  7. Work zone by zone and space slightly wider than at lower densities.
  8. Comb through, check each section for stickies, and cure fully.
  • Placing at a 5D rhythm - eight fibres fill faster, so an unchanged placement count over-fills the set. Judge on coverage.
  • Dipping at 0.07 depth - the finer fibre floods sooner and closes the fan. Reduce dip depth when you move to 0.05.
  • Letting the glue dot age - a thickening dot grabs more fibre on contact, and at eight fibres that shows as a spike. Refresh regularly.
  • Assuming density fixes a poor map - a dense set with flat length mapping still looks flat. Contour properly at this density, not less.
  • Skipping the lash assessment - 0.05 is lighter than 0.07 but eight of them is still a load. Assess before applying.
  • Volume - 8D
  • Diameter - 0.05mm
  • Curls - C, CC, D
  • Length sets - 6-7-8mm, 9-10-11mm, 11-12-13mm, 13-14-15mm, 16-17-18mm; 6in1 9-10-11-12-13-14mm
  • Quantity - 750 fans (3in1) or 1,500 fans (6in1)
  • 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. Patch test new clients for adhesive sensitivity before a full set.

Is 8D 0.05 closer in feel to a 6D 0.07 set or a 10D 0.03 set?

In weight it sits near 6D 0.07, but in appearance it is much closer to 10D 0.03 - fuller and softer, with less individual fibre definition. That combination is why it works as a broad-appeal density: the look of mega-volume with the handling of standard volume.

How much wider should I space compared with 5D?

Enough that the fans do not overlap - in practice most artists use noticeably fewer placements per eye. The reliable test is whether you can still see natural lash line between fans; if not, the set will read closed rather than full.

Can I use this on a client who has previously lost lashes to heavy sets?

Possibly, if her lashes have recovered and the length stays conservative, but the safer route for a recovering lash line is a lower density or a finer diameter for at least one cycle. Weight is only part of it - aftercare habits usually need rebuilding too.

My 8D fans look great in the tray and flat on the lash - what is happening?

They are closing on placement, almost always because the base is being over-dipped or seated at an angle that folds the fan. Reduce your dip, and check you are laying the base flat along the natural lash rather than pressing it in nose-first.

Does 8D need a shorter infill cycle than 5D?

Slightly, because gaps in a denser set are more visible, but the bigger factor is aftercare. A well-maintained 8D set holds its appearance nearly as long as a 5D one; a poorly maintained one looks patchy much sooner because there is more to lose.

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