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Fans Anchos Hechos a Mano 5D | 0,07 | Visón Sintético

Name: Fans Anchos Hechos a Mano 5D | 0,07 | Visón Sintético
Brand: Curacoro
Price: 23.99 CAD
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Fans Anchos Hechos a Mano 5D | 0,07 | Visón Sintético

Mejora tus servicios de pestañas con nuestros abanicos anchos hechos a mano 5D, elaborados por expertos con visón sintético de alta calidad. Cada caja contiene entre 450 y 500 abanicos hechos a partir de una bandeja de 12 líneas, lo que te proporciona un suministro suficiente para crear conjuntos de pestañas voluminosas y densas sin esfuerzo. Estos abanicos son perfectos para lograr un look negro mate con precisión y facilidad.

Algunos de los aspectos más destacados de nuestros abanicos anchos hechos a mano 5D son:

Abanicos Volume hechos a mano en caja (abanicos anchos)
Cada caja está hecha de una bandeja de 12 líneas, 450 - 500 ventiladores por caja.
Material: visón sintético, pestañas de alta calidad.
Rizos C, CC, D y L
Espesor de 0,07
Selección de longitud de 8 mm a 20 mm.
Cada caja es de un solo tamaño y rizo, SIN CAJAS MIXTAS
Ofrece un conjunto de alta calidad, de aspecto negro mate y denso.

Mejore su kit de herramientas para pestañas con estos abanicos anchos 5D hechos a mano de primera calidad y obtenga resultados excepcionales para sus clientes.

Product details

Trend/Popularity: Structured volume with visible fan definition remains the standing request from clients who want their extensions to look intentional rather than blurred, and it photographs with clear separation that mega-volume can lose.
Ease & Speed: The wide spread arrives built, so artists get the coverage of a hand-fanned set without the fan-making stage, and the 0.07 fibre is far more forgiving to handle than ultra-fine alternatives.
Income Opportunity: This is the density most volume clients actually book, so a tray that delivers it quickly and consistently improves throughput on the studio's highest-frequency service rather than its rarest one.

Everyday volume artists: This is the working density for most volume bookings, so it earns its place as a core tray rather than a specialist one.
Artists moving from classic to volume: 0.07 handles predictably and the wide fan is visually forgiving, making this a sensible first hand-built volume tray.
Studios wanting curl range: C, CC, D and L in one product line covers flat, standard, lifted and downward-growing lash angles.
Artists serving strong-lashed clients: At 0.07, five fibres carry real weight, which suits robust natural lashes.

The specification behind a defined rather than diffuse volume finish.

0.07mm fibre diameter - Thick enough for each fibre to read individually, which is what creates visible fan definition.
5D hand-built wide fan - Enough fibres for volume coverage while keeping the fan shape legible on the lash line.
Wide hand-distributed arc - More lash line covered per placement than a narrow fan of the same fibre count.
C, CC, D and L curls - The widest curl range in the family, including L for downward-growing and hooded lash angles.
7-18mm length range - Short inner-corner lengths through to long outer-corner options in one product line.
Synthetic mink fibre - Matte black finish keeps a defined fan from reading as shiny or plastic.
450-500 fans on a 12-line tray, single spec - Consistent spec per box supports predictable set-to-set results.

Cleanse and prime the natural lashes, then tape and map the eye.
Choose curl per zone rather than per set - the L option exists for lashes that grow downward or sit under a hood.
Lift each fan by the bonded base to keep the arc open.
Isolate a single natural lash, choosing lashes strong enough for 0.07 fibre.
Dispense a glue dot sized for a wide base and full coverage.
Dip the base only, keeping adhesive out of the spread.
Seat the fan flat and forward-facing, holding until it grabs.
Check fan definition as you work - a set of visibly open fans is the point of this density.

Over-filling - artists apply at the placement count they would use for a narrow fan, and the defined fans overlap into a solid mass. Space wider so the fan shape stays visible.
Ignoring the L curl option - defaulting to C or D on downward-growing lashes wastes the range and produces a set that looks like it is falling. Use L where the natural angle points down.
Using 0.07 on fine natural lashes - five 0.07 fibres carry meaningful weight. Assess the lash and move to a finer diameter at a higher D count where needed.
Picking up mid-fibre - collapses the spread that makes these different from a promade. Grip at the base.
Skipping curl mapping - a single curl across the whole eye flattens the design on most eye shapes. Vary curl through the map.

HANDMADE WIDE 5D 0.07 VS. FINE-DIAMETER MEGA-VOLUME

Finish - Handmade Wide 5D 0.07: Defined, structured fans | 15D-20D at 0.03: Soft, seamless, gap-free density
Fibre visibility - Handmade Wide 5D 0.07: Individual fibres read distinctly | 15D-20D at 0.03: Fibres blend into a single mass
Application difficulty - Handmade Wide 5D 0.07: Forgiving - thick fibre handles predictably | 15D-20D at 0.03: Demanding - fine fibre clumps easily
Weight per fan - Handmade Wide 5D 0.07: Higher per fibre | 15D-20D at 0.03: Lower per fibre, higher fibre count
Best natural lash - Handmade Wide 5D 0.07: Strong, robust lashes | 15D-20D at 0.03: Healthy lashes of any diameter
Best for - Handmade Wide 5D 0.07: Everyday volume bookings | 15D-20D at 0.03: Premium mega-volume services

Materials: Synthetic mink (PBT) fibre with cosmetic bonding at the base. No animal-derived fibre. Patch test new clients for adhesive sensitivity before a full set.

When should I choose L curl over D on these?

L is for natural lashes that grow downward or sit beneath a heavy hood, where a D curl would push the fan up into the lid and vanish. The L base sits flatter before lifting, so it travels out from under the hood first and then curls - it is a rescue curl for angles the others cannot serve.

My 5D 0.07 sets look sparse compared to the same D count in promade - why?

The wide spread distributes the same five fibres across more lash line, so each fan reads lighter even though coverage per placement is higher. If the client wants a denser look, add placements rather than moving to a thicker fibre, which would add weight without adding coverage.

Is 0.07 at 5D safe for most clients?

For healthy, average-to-strong natural lashes, yes, provided length stays sensible - the risk sits in combining 0.07 fibre with length beyond what the lash can carry. On visibly fine lashes, the same visual result is safer at a finer diameter and a higher fibre count.

How do I keep fan definition from disappearing over the lash cycle?

Definition fades when fans rotate as the natural lash grows and when build-up softens the spread. Advise the client on cleansing, and at infill replace rotated fans rather than only filling gaps - a set losing its definition usually has more rotated fans than missing ones.

Can I mix these with classic lashes for a hybrid set?

Yes, and 0.07 is a good diameter for it because the fan and the classic read at a similar visual weight, which keeps hybrids from looking like two products stitched together. Run classics on the finer natural lashes and fans on the stronger ones rather than alternating mechanically.