1. Assess the client's natural lash density, strength, growth direction and desired final look.
2. Create a lash map that marks where you want fluffy layers, soft spikes and extra density.
3. Pick up a Camellia structure with your tweezers, keeping its layered shape intact.
4. Dip the base into a controlled amount of adhesive, then attach it securely to an isolated natural lash.
5. Vary the lengths, curls and direction between sections so the set looks natural rather than uniform.
6. Finish with your chosen spikes or details, then check isolation and direction across the whole lash line.

1. Placing Camellia structures too closely together → The set looks heavy rather than fluffy. Leave space so the texture can show.
2. Using too much adhesive → This collapses the layered structure at the base. Use a small, controlled bead.
3. Applying identical lengths throughout a section → The set looks flat and uniform. Mix lengths to build dimension.
4. Ignoring the strength of the natural lash → This compromises lash health. Match each placement to what the natural lash can support.
5. Choosing one curl for every eye shape → Results become inconsistent. Select C, CC, LB or LC based on eye shape and desired lift.

• Product Type: Professional Camellia lash extensions
• Diameter: 0.05
• Material: Fine PBT fibre
• Structure: Camellia-style layered format
• Curls: C, CC, LB, LC
• Lengths: 7–17mm
• Texture: Soft, fluffy, airy
• Recommended Styling: Arabian, Hyper-Realistic, Natural, Wispy, Wet, textured volume
• Professional Use: For trained lash artists familiar with isolation, mapping and adhesive control

How is Bunnilicious Camellia different from Bunnilicious Super Light 0.03?

Super Light uses ultra-fine individual 0.03 fibres for building structures strand by strand. Camellia uses a slightly thicker 0.05 fibre in a layered format, which adds more fluff and body to each placement and makes textured sets faster to build.

Can I combine Bunnilicious Camellia with other lash types in one set?

Yes. Many artists use Camellia as the fluffy base layer and add finer spikes or wet-look details on top. Just keep the total weight on each natural lash in check.

Which curl works best for Arabian-style sets?

LB and LC curls are often chosen for Arabian styling because their lifted base helps open the eye and works well on hooded or downward-angled lashes. C and CC suit softer, more natural results.

Are Camellia lashes suitable for clients with fine or weak natural lashes?

The lightweight PBT fibre gives artists flexibility, but suitability depends on each natural lash. Always assess lash strength first, and use shorter lengths or wider spacing where the natural lashes need it.

How do I keep a Camellia set looking fluffy rather than heavy?

Build density gradually and vary length and direction between sections. Leave intentional gaps so the layered texture stays visible instead of blending into a solid line.