Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07
SKU: SMFGSPINKCC1015
SKU: SMFGSPINKCC1015
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Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07

Blush-toned tinsel lashes with romantic, feminine sparkle

Super Mink Festive Tinsel Soft Pink 0.07 offer a gentler take on decorative lash work - soft pink tinsel with a blush shimmer rather than a hard metallic flash. That makes them the most wearable option in the festive range, suiting bridal work, romantic event styling and clients who want sparkle without a costume effect. Uniquely in the festive line, they are available in both CC and D curls, so the finish can be matched to lifted glam sets as well as softer ones. Built on lightweight, flexible fibres with a mixed 10-15mm length range at 0.07mm. Professional use only.

Product details

  • Trend/Popularity: Soft, romantic sparkle has become the preferred alternative to hard metallics for bridal, engagement and Valentine's work, where clients want a decorative element that still photographs as elegant.
  • Ease & Speed: Two curl options mean the decorative lash can be matched to the base set exactly, so an artist is not forced to compromise the set's curl to include sparkle.
  • Income Opportunity: Bridal and romantic event work carries the highest per-appointment value in most studios, and a wearable decorative option makes sparkle sellable to a client group that would decline anything bolder.
  • Bridal artists: A decorative finish that reads as soft rather than novelty is rare and genuinely useful here.
  • Artists with romantic-styling clientele: Engagement shoots, Valentine's and anniversary bookings.
  • Artists building glam sets in D curl: The only festive option in the range with a D curl, so it matches lifted sets.
  • Studios wanting an entry-level decorative option: The easiest sparkle to sell to a cautious client.

Where a softer decorative finish differs mechanically from a metallic one.

  • Soft pink tinsel with blush shimmer - Diffused rather than hard flash, so the effect reads as glow rather than as glint.
  • CC and D curl options - The only festive tray with two curls, so the finish can match a lifted base set.
  • Lightweight, flexible fibre - Comfortable through long events, which matters most for bridal wear.
  • Integrated decorative element - No loose particles near the eye.
  • 0.07mm diameter - Enough body to carry a pale finish visibly without weight.
  • Mixed 10-15mm range - Accent lengths for placement across the outer half of the eye.
  • Blush tone - Flatters a wide range of skin tones rather than requiring a warm or cool match.
  1. Cleanse and prime the natural lashes and tape the eye.
  2. Choose the curl to match the base set - CC for soft sets, D for lifted glam.
  3. Build the base set first, leaving marked lashes free.
  4. Lift each lash from the strip at the base rather than mid-fibre.
  5. Isolate a single natural lash and dip the base into a fresh glue dot.
  6. Place on the top layer, distributing more widely than you would a bold finish since the effect is subtle.
  7. Count placements per zone on both eyes.
  8. Comb gently and cure fully.
  • Placing as sparingly as a metallic - the softer finish needs more placements to register, and a handful will simply disappear. Distribute more generously than with gold or silver.
  • Mismatching curl to the base set - the tray offers two curls precisely so this is avoidable; using CC in a D-curl set makes the decorative lashes sit visibly out of line.
  • Placing in shadow - even a soft finish needs light to register. Top layer only.
  • Selling it as a bold statement - clients expecting obvious sparkle will find it understated. Describe it as glow rather than glitter.
  • Over-combing - tinsel fibres pull out of alignment with repeated brushing.

SOFT PINK VS. SPARKLE PINK TINSEL

  • Finish - Soft Pink (blush shimmer): Diffused glow | Sparkle Pink: Bright, directional shimmer
  • Effect at distance - Soft Pink (blush shimmer): Subtle warmth on the lash line | Sparkle Pink: Distinct points of light
  • Placement count needed - Soft Pink (blush shimmer): Higher - the effect builds | Sparkle Pink: Lower - highly visible
  • Client brief - Soft Pink (blush shimmer): Romantic, wearable, bridal | Sparkle Pink: Playful, expressive, festival
  • Curl options - Soft Pink (blush shimmer): CC and D | Sparkle Pink: CC
  • Best occasion - Soft Pink (blush shimmer): Weddings, engagements, Valentine's | Sparkle Pink: Parties, festivals, creative shoots

Materials: Super Mink PBT fibre with integrated soft pink tinsel elements, on an adhesive strip. No animal-derived fibre. Professional use only. Patch test new clients for adhesive sensitivity and confirm no sensitivity to decorative finishes.

Is this subtle enough for a bride who does not want obvious sparkle?

In most cases yes - the blush shimmer reads as a soft glow on the lash line rather than as glitter, particularly in daylight and natural-light photography. Show her the effect against her own lashes in daylight rather than under salon lighting, which exaggerates every decorative finish.

How many should I place compared with a gold or silver set?

Noticeably more. Bold metallics register from a handful of placements, while a soft finish builds cumulatively - too few and the client will not be able to see what she paid for. Distribute across the outer half rather than concentrating in a block.

Why does this tray have a D curl when the others do not?

Because it is bought predominantly for bridal and glam sets, which are frequently built on a D curl base - and a decorative lash in the wrong curl sits visibly out of line. The second curl option makes the sparkle integrate rather than sit on top of the set.

Will the finish survive a wedding day and the following week?

Comfortably, if applied close to the date. Decorative finishes dull through friction over weeks rather than days, so a set applied a few days before an event will look exactly as intended on the day and for some time after.

Can I combine soft pink with a plain pink coloured lash?

Yes, and it is one of the better combinations - a plain pink accent gives the colour presence while the tinsel version adds the light. Keep the tinsel in the minority so the set reads as coloured with sparkle rather than as a glitter set.

Frequently bought together

Lash Lift Bonding Gel 10ml Bottle Over White Background
13 white Disposable Micro Applicators over a pink background.