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Fans Sueltos Camellia Promade

Name: Fans Sueltos Camellia Promade
Brand: Curacoro
Price: 26.99 CAD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (10 reviews)

Mejora tu juego de pestañas

Aspecto natural con profundidad y textura

Fans Sueltos Camellia Promade

Mejora tu look con Camellia Fan Lashes. Dile adiós a las pestañas de un solo largo y dale la bienvenida a las pestañas con profundidad y textura. Camellia Fan Lashes tiene múltiples largos en cada abanico, imitando el ciclo de crecimiento natural de las pestañas para una apariencia más natural. Dale a tus clientes el volumen que anhelan con facilidad y creatividad.

Experimente con diseños personalizados y exprese su creatividad con abanicos naturales y de longitud variable. Perfectos para artistas de pestañas experimentados que buscan nuevas oportunidades de diseño sin dejar de disfrutar de la velocidad y la calidad de las pestañas postizas tradicionales. ¡Mejore su estilo de pestañas con Camellia Lashes y Promades hoy mismo!

Algunos de los aspectos más destacados de nuestras PESTAÑAS PROMADE son:

Ventiladores de volumen fabricados por profesionales en la caja, 480-520 ventiladores por caja
Elige entre rizos C, CC, D
Material: pestañas pro-silk, suaves y ligeras como una pluma.
Cada ventilador tiene 3 tamaños de longitud.
Pegado ligero en las bases, ligero como una pluma con una base diminuta.
¡Acelera tu tiempo y te ayudamos a crear un conjunto completo!
Apto para veganos
Sin látex
Libre de crueldad

Olvídate de las molestias a la hora de colocarte las pestañas con nuestras pestañas Promade: la solución perfecta para artistas de pestañas ocupados.

Product details

Trend/Popularity: Textured, natural-but-full volume is outpacing flat mega-volume in client requests, with more people asking for sets that look like their own lashes on the best possible day - exactly the effect built-in staggered lengths produce.
Ease & Speed: The texture is engineered into the fan, so artists stop hand-mixing lengths lash by lash or building custom spikes to fake dimension; one tray produces a textured set at ordinary promade pace.
Income Opportunity: A textured signature set gives studios a distinct menu item to price above a standard volume set, and because the effect is visible in photos it converts well on social, driving both new bookings and steady infill returns.

Experienced and advanced artists: The multi-length structure rewards artists who already map confidently and want creative control over movement rather than uniform density.
Salons selling signature or specialty sets: Studios that need a differentiated offering can build a named textured service around Camellia without buying multiple trays to fake the effect.
Artists with natural-look clientele: Clients who reject obvious extensions often accept a textured set, because the staggered lengths break up the hard uniform edge that reads as fake.
Content-focused artists: The dimension photographs far better than flat volume, which matters for artists whose bookings come mainly from portfolio images.

The build detail behind the texture - what each design choice does mechanically.

Three staggered lengths per fan - Every placement contributes internal length variation, so texture appears without mixing trays.
Soft featherlight pro-silk fibre - Keeps total fan weight down even at higher D counts, reducing load on the natural lash.
Tiny light-glue-bonded base - The staggered fibres converge to one narrow attachment point, so multi-length does not mean a wide, heavy base.
5D/6D 0.07, 8D 0.05, 10D 0.03 options - Density and diameter can be matched to natural lash strength instead of forcing one spec on every client.
Length triples 7-9-11mm to 14-16-18mm - Triples overlap across the range, so adjacent map zones blend rather than step.
C, CC and D curls - Curl matched to growth angle keeps the longest fibre in each fan from poking forward.

Cleanse and prime the natural lashes to remove oil, makeup and debris before isolating.
Map the set first, deciding where you want more visible texture versus smoother density.
Isolate a single natural lash cleanly with your isolation tweezers.
Dispense a slightly larger glue dot than usual - the narrow base needs full coverage.
Dip the base lightly and evenly, keeping adhesive off the staggered fibres.
Place the fan on the isolated lash, rotating it so the longest fibre sits where you want the spike effect to read.
Vary that rotation slightly between adjacent fans so the texture reads organic, not repeating.
Comb through with a spoolie at the end to confirm the staggered tips are separating rather than clumping.

Placing every fan in the same orientation - artists default to a fixed hand position, which lines all the long fibres up and cancels the texture. Rotate the fan slightly between placements.
Using a standard glue dot - the base is narrow relative to the fan spread, so under-gluing here shows as early loss. Increase the dot and confirm full base coverage.
Mapping as if the fan is single-length - measuring by the longest fibre pushes the set longer than planned. Map to the middle length of the triple.
Over-dipping the base - excess adhesive wicks up the staggered fibres and glues the tips together, killing the effect. Dip shallow and quickly.
Selling it as a dramatic set - the texture reads softer than flat volume of the same D count, so a client expecting mega-volume can be disappointed. Set expectations with photos before you start.

CAMELLIA MULTI-LENGTH FANS VS. STANDARD SINGLE-LENGTH PROMADE FANS

Texture - Camellia Multi-Length: Built-in from three lengths per fan | Standard Single-Length: Flat and uniform per fan
Design flexibility - Camellia Multi-Length: Natural variation without hand-mixing | Standard Single-Length: Requires multiple trays or manual spikes
Mapping - Camellia Multi-Length: Map to the middle length of the triple | Standard Single-Length: Map directly to stated length
Finish - Camellia Multi-Length: Soft, wispy, growth-cycle look | Standard Single-Length: Dense, blocky, high-coverage look
Skill level - Camellia Multi-Length: Comfortable mapping ability needed | Standard Single-Length: Beginner-friendly
Best for - Camellia Multi-Length: Natural-look and signature textured sets | Standard Single-Length: Full-glam, maximum-density sets

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.

How do I map so the varying lengths read as texture rather than looking uneven?

Plan the map as you would a natural lash line - shorter triples at the inner corner, building through the centre and tapering out - and keep neighbouring fans within one length step of each other. Uneven usually means adjacent fans jumped two triples, not that the product is inconsistent.

Which length in the triple do I use when I quote a set length to a client?

Use the middle figure, since that is what the set reads as visually. Quoting the longest fibre makes a 9-11-13mm tray sound like a 13mm set and leads to clients thinking their set came out shorter than agreed.

Can I mix Camellia with standard promade fans in one set?

Yes, and it is a common way to control cost - run standard fans through the base of the set and Camellia through the outer third and top layer where texture actually shows. Keep both at the same curl so the layers do not fight each other.

My texture disappears once the client's set grows out - why?

As the natural lash grows, the staggered tips rotate out of the visual plane and the eye stops registering the length difference. Building infills with slightly deliberate rotation, and refreshing the top layer first, keeps the effect readable through the cycle.

Does the staggered length affect retention compared to a flat fan?

Retention comes from the base, not the fibre layout, so it should be comparable - but the longer fibre in each fan creates more leverage, so a poorly seated base fails sooner here than it would on a flat fan. Full base contact matters more with this structure, not less.