Velvet Super Mink 0.07 mm
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Velvet Super Mink 0.07 mm
Realza el arte de tus pestañas con las lujosas pestañas VELVET SUPER MINK. Diseñadas para ofrecer un look espectacular con un acabado mate suave, estas pestañas se adaptan a todas las formas de ojos. El diseño fácil de despegar, con solo 2 mm de pegamento en la tira, garantiza una aplicación impecable sin complicaciones.
Mantener unas pestañas ordenadas y organizadas es muy fácil con nuestras TIRAS DE ALUMINIO, que mantienen limpias las pestañas. Cada bandeja ofrece una opción económica con 16 líneas de pestañas. Estas pestañas RESISTENTES AL AGUA pueden soportar dobleces, lo que proporciona una apariencia sorprendente y duradera.
Disponibles en varios rizos (C, CC, D, L, B, J, LC, LD) y longitudes (7-18 mm), estas pestañas están diseñadas para combinar perfectamente con las pestañas naturales de tu clienta. Con un diámetro de 0,07 mm, proporcionan una mejora notable pero sutil. Nuestras pestañas no contienen formaldehído ni látex, lo que las hace VEGANAS y libres de crueldad animal.
Características principales:
- Color negro intenso con acabado mate.
- Diseño fácil de despegar con solo 2 mm de pegamento en la tira.
- Tiras de aluminio para unas pestañas limpias y organizadas
- Económico con 16 líneas de pestañas por bandeja.
- Resistente al agua para mantener la forma y la durabilidad.
- Disponible en C, CC, Rizos D, L, B, J, LC y LD
- Longitudes individuales de 7 mm a 18 mm y longitudes mixtas de 7 mm a 18 mm.
- 0,07 mm de diámetro para un realce delicado.
Nuestra promesa:
- Sin formaldehído y sin látex
- Vegano y no testado en animales.
Experimente lo mejor de ambos mundos con nuestras pestañas asequibles y de alta calidad, perfectas tanto para principiantes como para artistas de pestañas avanzados.
Product details
- Trend/Popularity: 0.07 is the diameter behind most of the lash work clients bring in as reference, because it carries enough definition for classics while remaining light enough for hybrid and light volume sets.
- Ease & Speed: Eleven curls and a 5-18mm range mean the artist stops improvising when a client's lash angle or length falls outside the standard three curls - and the clean-release strip keeps pick-up fast.
- Income Opportunity: One tray serving nearly every eye shape and lash angle cuts stock investment substantially and eliminates the bookings lost to not having the right curl available on the day.
- All-round artists: The core diameter behind the majority of classic and hybrid bookings.
- Artists with difficult lash angles: L, M, LB, LC and LD address hooded, downward and very straight lash growth.
- New studios building stock: The single most useful tray to buy first.
- Artists doing lower-lash work: The 5-8mm mix is the range lower lashes actually need.
Why this tray covers more clients than any other in the line.
- Eleven curls: J, B, C, CC, D, DD, L, M, LB, LC, LD - Covers every common natural growth angle, including hooded and downward-growing lashes.
- Singles 7-18mm plus mixes from 5mm - Full range including the very short sizes needed for inner corners and lower lashes.
- 0.07mm diameter - The professional all-purpose standard - defined for classics, workable for light volume.
- 2mm glue strip, easy peel-off - Minimal pick-up force keeps bases straight, which is where retention starts.
- Foil strip backing - Keeps the lash tile clean and lines usable through a full set.
- Water-resistant fibre - Holds curl through washing and humidity rather than relaxing.
- 16 lash lines per tray - Generous count for a tray in constant daily use.
- Cleanse and prime the natural lashes, then tape and map the eye.
- Read the natural growth angle per zone before choosing curl - the L-family exists for angles the standard curls cannot serve.
- Lift each lash from the strip at the base rather than mid-fibre.
- Isolate a single natural lash cleanly.
- Dip the base into a fresh glue dot without loading the fibre.
- Place the extension so its base aligns along the natural lash rather than crossing it.
- Change curl where the growth angle changes rather than running one curl throughout.
- Comb through, check for stickies, and cure fully.
- Using one curl across the whole eye - the most common cause of a set that technically fits but looks wrong.
- Ignoring the L-family - on hooded and downward-growing lashes they are the difference between a good set and one the client quietly dislikes.
- Gripping mid-fibre - kinks the base and causes lifting within days.
- Choosing DD for lift on lashes that already lift - over-rotates the extension and shortens the visible lash line.
- Skipping the 5-8mm mix for lower lashes - full-length extensions on lower lashes look wrong and irritate the eye.
- Diameter - 0.07mm
- Curls - J, B, C, CC, D, DD, L, M, LB, LC, LD
- Lengths - Singles 7mm-18mm; mixed 7-15mm, 6-13mm, 5-8mm
- Quantity - 16 lash lines per tray
- Strip - 2mm glue, easy peel-off, foil backing
- Material - Super Mink PBT
- Finish - Rich black, matte
- Performance - Water-resistant
- Certifications - Formaldehyde-free, latex-free, vegan, cruelty-free
Materials: Super Mink PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) fibre on a 2mm easy-peel adhesive strip with foil backing. No animal-derived fibre, no latex and no formaldehyde. Patch test new clients for adhesive sensitivity before a full set.
What is the practical difference between L, LB, LC and LD?
They share the L-family's flat base that travels outward before lifting, and differ in how much curl follows - LB the softest, LC moderate, LD the strongest. The flat base is what matters: on hooded eyes it clears the lid before curling, which no amount of C or D curl can replicate.
When would I use M curl?
On lashes that are flat but not actively pointing downward - the group where C looks lazy and L reads as reaching sideways. It is the curl most artists discover late and then use constantly, particularly through the centre of the eye on mature clients.
How should I build stock around this tray?
Buy breadth in curl before depth in length. Most artists get more use from three or four curls in two or three lengths than from a full length range in one curl, because curl mismatch is what makes a set look wrong while a length can usually be substituted.
Can I use the 5-8mm mix for anything besides lower lashes?
Yes - the innermost natural lashes on the upper line are genuinely short, and using true short sizes there is one of the clearest differences between a mapped set and a uniform one. Most artists buy it for lower lashes and end up using it on both.
My extensions lift within a week despite good adhesive - what should I check first?
Base alignment and pick-up technique, before adhesive. A kinked base from the strip or an extension sitting at an angle to the natural lash will not hold through a cycle regardless of glue, and both faults occur before the adhesive is involved.