Name: Promade Fans Loose 7D
Brand: Curacoro
Price: 21.68 CAD
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Promade Fans Loose 7D

Full-coverage fans in two diameters with a wide mapping range

Promade Fans Loose 7D deliver genuinely full density while keeping fan definition legible - seven pro-silk fibres per fan close the gaps a 5D set leaves without blurring into mega-volume softness. Offered in both 0.05 and 0.07, so the artist can choose soft coverage or sculpted definition at the same fibre count, across an 8-20mm length span in C, CC and D curls. Supplied as a single-spec box of 480-520 fans with a tiny light-glue-bonded base and a semi-glossed matte black finish. Vegan, latex-free and cruelty-free - the density most studios sell as their premium volume set rather than their standard one.

Product details

Trend/Popularity: Full-coverage sets that still show individual lash structure are what clients bring in as reference images, and 7D is where a set stops looking gappy without becoming a soft mass.
Ease & Speed: Seven fibres reach coverage in fewer placements than 5D or 6D, and the single-spec box means no verification step mid-set, so a denser result does not cost proportionally more chair time.
Income Opportunity: This density supports premium volume pricing while behaving like an everyday set at the chair, which is the combination that improves margin without extending the appointment.

Artists selling a premium volume tier: Full coverage with visible structure is an easy set to price above standard volume.
Artists with diameter-sensitive clientele: 0.05 for softness and lighter load, 0.07 for definition on strong lashes.
Intermediate to advanced technicians: Seven fibres demand controlled adhesive dosing and clean isolation.
Artists mapping across a wide range: The 8-20mm span supports full contouring from one specification.

Where the fibre count and the diameter option each contribute.

7D in 0.05 and 0.07 - Same coverage, two finishes and two weight profiles for different lash types.
Seven-fibre construction - Closes the placement gaps a 5D set leaves without losing fan definition.
8-20mm length span - Full contour range including long outer-corner options.
C, CC and D curls - Curl matched to natural growth angle across the whole mapped range.
Tiny light-glue-bonded base - Seven fibres converge to a narrow attachment point, avoiding lash-line bulk.
Single-spec box, 480-520 fans - Absolute consistency within a set, with volume for repeat work.
Semi-glossed matte black pro-silk - Holds curl under humidity; density reads as fullness rather than shine.

Assess natural lash strength and choose 0.05 or 0.07 accordingly.
Cleanse and prime, then tape and map the eye.
Isolate a single natural lash cleanly.
Dispense a generous glue dot; dip shallower at 0.05 than at 0.07.
Place the fan flat and hold until the base grabs.
Space wider than at 5D, since seven fibres fill faster.
Reserve the longest lengths for a small number of strong natural lashes at the outer corner.
Comb through, check for stickies, and cure fully.

Placing at 5D spacing - the extra fibres fill faster and the set closes up. Widen and judge on coverage.
Using the same dip depth across both diameters - 0.05 wicks faster and clumps where 0.07 would not.
Under-gluing - a tiny base carrying seven fibres fails first when the dot is short. Increase it.
Running 20mm across a span - long lengths at this density concentrate serious leverage on the base.
Choosing 0.07 for the look on a fine lash - the set will shed regardless of how well it photographs on the day.

7D VS. 5D VS. 10D

Coverage - 5D: Volume with visible spacing | 7D: Full, gaps closed | 10D 0.03: Dense and blended
Fan definition - 5D: Clearly defined | 7D: Defined with softer edges | 10D 0.03: Fibres merge into fullness
Placements per set - 5D: Most | 7D: Moderate | 10D 0.03: Fewest
Adhesive handling - 5D: Forgiving | 7D: Moderate care needed | 10D 0.03: Demanding
Menu position - 5D: Standard volume | 7D: Premium volume | 10D 0.03: Mega-volume
Best for - 5D: Everyday bookings | 7D: Clients wanting obvious fullness | 10D 0.03: Maximum density on healthy lashes

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.

Is 7D at 0.05 a mega-volume set or a volume set?

Commercially it usually sits in the premium volume tier rather than mega-volume, because the fibre count and weight are both moderate. Where you place it on your menu matters less than being consistent, so clients understand what they are booking from one visit to the next.

How much wider should I space than at 5D?

Enough that some natural lash line remains visible between fans - in practice noticeably fewer placements per eye. If the set looks like a continuous band at 7D, you have applied it at a 5D rhythm.

Why do my 7D 0.07 sets feel heavy to clients when retention is fine?

Perceived weight tracks length and curl more than density, so a set that holds well but feels heavy is usually mapped a millimetre or two long or curled more strongly than the natural lash angle wants. Adjust the map before reducing the density.

Can I run 7D on a client who currently wears 5D without a consultation?

You can if the natural lashes are healthy and the length stays the same, but it is worth flagging - clients notice a fuller set and some interpret an unrequested change as a mistake. A quick conversation turns the same work into an upgrade rather than a surprise.

Which diameter photographs better?

0.07 in close-up, because the individual fibres read as structure; 0.05 in wider shots, because it blends into a fuller overall silhouette. If a client's priority is her own selfies rather than your portfolio, 0.05 usually flatters more.