Super Mink aterciopelado de 0,07 mm, marrón chocolate

1. Cleanse and prime thoroughly - residue shows faster on brown fibre than on black.
2. Assess the client's natural lash tone in daylight before committing to a full brown set.
3. Choose the diameter to match the service - 0.03 or 0.05 for volume fanning, 0.07 for classic work.
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, clean glue dot.
6. Keep adhesive off the fibre, since cured glue is more visible against brown.
7. Place with the bases aligned along the natural lash rather than crossing it.
8. Check the finished set in both salon light and daylight.

• Mixing diameters without matching the tone deliberately - the colour is consistent across diameters, but weight and finish are not; plan which diameter goes where.
• Full warm brown on very dark natural lashes - it can read dusty rather than soft. Blend with black or reserve for lighter lash tones.
• Over-gluing - cured adhesive catches light against brown and looks like debris.
• Skipping the daylight check - tone mismatch is invisible under salon lighting.
• Gripping mid-fibre on pick-up - kinks the base and causes lifting within days.

CHOOSING A DIAMETER IN HOT CHOCOLATE BROWN

• 0.03mm - Finish: Softest and lightest | Best use: Hand-built volume fans, fine natural lashes
• 0.05mm - Finish: Light with a little body | Best use: Volume fanning, light classic work, delicate lashes
• 0.07mm - Finish: Defined classic weight | Best use: Classic sets, hybrid work, spike placement

Because the tone is identical across all three, a hybrid or layered set can combine diameters without any visible colour step - which is the practical reason to buy a colour across a range rather than in a single spec.

Materials: Super Mink PBT fibre with warm brown pigment, on a 2mm easy-peel adhesive strip with foil backing. Formaldehyde-free, latex-free, vegan and cruelty-free. Patch test new clients for adhesive sensitivity.

Which diameter should I start with if I am adding brown to my range?

0.07 for most studios, because classic and hybrid work is where brown gets used first and the diameter is the most forgiving to handle. Add 0.05 once you are building volume sets in brown regularly, and 0.03 only if you do fine-fibre fanning.

Can I mix diameters within a single brown set?

Yes, and the shared tone is what makes it work - 0.07 for spikes and definition with 0.05 fans as the base gives depth without any visible colour difference between the layers. That consistency is harder to achieve when mixing across brands or product lines.

How does hot chocolate brown compare with the darker espresso browns?

It is warmer and lighter, so it softens more and suits blonde, auburn and light brown natural lashes. Espresso browns sit closer to black and are the safer choice for clients with genuinely dark natural lashes, where a warm brown can look dusty.

Does the 2mm glue strip make a real difference?

It does, mainly at pick-up: less adhesive means less force, and less force means the lash base does not kink as it releases. A kinked base is a leading cause of early lifting, and it happens before the adhesive is even involved.

My brown sets look dull after a fortnight - is the colour fading?

The pigment runs through the fibre and does not fade, but build-up from sebum and product dulls brown far more visibly than black. Reinforce the cleansing routine before assuming there is a product issue.