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Los ventiladores Wispy Promade pierden 7D 0,06

Name: Los ventiladores Wispy Promade pierden 7D 0,06
Brand: Curacoro
Price: 22.39 CAD
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Abanicos Wispy Promade sueltos 7D 0.06: Detalles del producto

Mejora tus diseños de pestañas con nuestros abanicos tenues, perfectos para crear looks únicos y llamativos.

Estilo artístico: nuestros abanicos vaporosos son ideales para agregar un toque artístico a su trabajo. Estos abanicos utilizan distintas longitudes de pestañas para crear un mapa dinámico, que presenta una combinación de puntos altos y bajos y picos distintivos con abanicos cerrados.

Eficiencia de amarre mejorada: los abanicos Wispy de Curacoro están hechos a mano y cuentan con un abanico 7D 0.06 con una punta (abanico cerrado) que es 3 veces más larga. El uso de nuestros WISPYS PROMADE duplicará su velocidad de amarre al reducir el tiempo necesario para crear un abanico 7D y abanicos cerrados. Se pueden usar para un conjunto completo o combinarlos para agregar puntas donde sea necesario.

Características destacadas del producto:

Ventiladores de volumen tenue de fabricación profesional, 480-520 ventiladores por caja
Disponible en rizos C, CC y D.
Elaborado con pestañas de seda profesional con un acabado negro mate suave.
Cada caja contiene un tamaño y rizo.
Las longitudes varían de 9 mm a 17 mm (las puntas son 3 tamaños más largas)
Pegado ligero en las bases, muy ligero.
Textura esponjosa y ligera como una pluma.
Apto para veganos, sin látex y sin crueldad animal.

Aplicación sin esfuerzo: simplifique el proceso de aplicación con nuestras pestañas Promade, perfectas para los artistas de pestañas más ocupados. Debido a la pequeña base, utilice más pegamento que con las pestañas con base más grande. Vea nuestro video tutorial para obtener instrucciones de aplicación detalladas.

Nota: Solo para uso profesional

Product details

Trend/Popularity: Textured sets with moderate fullness are the version of the wispy look most clients actually suit, sitting between an understated natural set and a full glam one.
Ease & Speed: The spike is built in, so the second pass disappears, and 0.06 handles more predictably than 0.03 while still blending better than 0.07 - which means fewer closed fans and less rework.
Income Opportunity: A middle-tier textured set gives studios a wispy option to sell to clients who are not booking glam, broadening the style's appeal beyond the dramatic end of the menu.

Artists who find 5D too light and 11D too heavy: This is the specification that fills that gap.
Artists with average-strength lashed clients: Moderate fibre count at a moderate diameter suits a broad range.
Intermediate to advanced technicians: More forgiving than 0.03 wispy work while still delivering density.
Studios building a textured set tier: A middle option that makes wispy a tiered service rather than a single style.

Why the unusual diameter matters here.

0.06mm diameter - Unique in the range - fine enough to blend, thick enough to keep spikes distinct.
7D fan with integrated spike - Moderate coverage plus texture from a single attachment point.
Spike approximately 3mm longer than the fan - Height contrast reads clearly without overwhelming a moderate base.
Tiny light-glue-bonded base - Keeps a structurally complex fan attaching through one narrow point.
9-17mm length range - Working range for both full textured sets and accent placement.
C, CC and D curls - Curl matching prevents spikes from crossing into neighbouring lashes.
Soft matte black finish - Keeps the texture reading as softness rather than glossy separation.

Cleanse and prime the natural lashes, then tape and map the eye.
Plan the spike rhythm before you begin, sized to a moderate base rather than a dense or sparse one.
Isolate a single natural lash, reserving strong lashes for spike positions.
Dispense a generous glue dot; dip depth sits between what you would use at 0.05 and 0.07.
Dip the base only, keeping the fan and spike clear of adhesive.
Place, orienting the spike into your planned rhythm.
Orient fans flatter between spike points so the contrast is legible.
Comb through, confirm no spike is crossing, and cure fully.

Carrying spike spacing over from another density - the rhythm that suits 5D is too tight here and the rhythm that suits 11D is too loose. Adjust to the base coverage.
Guessing dip depth - 0.06 sits between two familiar diameters and artists tend to over-dip on the first few fans. Start shallow and adjust.
Placing spikes on weak lashes - the extra length increases leverage regardless of fibre count.
Mapping to the spike - overstates the set's length. Map to the fan body.
Treating it as interchangeable with 7D non-wispy - the spike changes both the mapping and the leverage on the base.

CHOOSING A WISPY DENSITY

Base coverage - 5D 0.07: Light | 7D 0.06: Moderate | 11D 0.03: Dense
Fibre visibility - 5D 0.07: Crisp and distinct | 7D 0.06: Softly distinct | 11D 0.03: Blended
Spike rhythm - 5D 0.07: Tight | 7D 0.06: Moderate | 11D 0.03: Wider
Client brief - 5D 0.07: Natural, textured | 7D 0.06: Full but not dramatic | 11D 0.03: Glam, high contrast
Handling - 5D 0.07: Most forgiving | 7D 0.06: Forgiving | 11D 0.03: Demanding
Best for - 5D 0.07: Hybrid and natural sets | 7D 0.06: Everyday wispy bookings | 11D 0.03: Portfolio and event 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.

Is 0.06 different enough from 0.05 and 0.07 to matter?

In practice yes, particularly in wispy work - it blends more than 0.07 so the base does not look stripey, while keeping enough fibre body that the spike stays visually separate, which is exactly the balance a mid-density textured set needs. It is a small difference in millimetres and a noticeable one in finish.

How do I set dip depth for a diameter I do not normally use?

Start closer to your 0.05 depth than your 0.07 depth and place a few test fans on a practice strip. Overshooting on the first fans of a new diameter is the most common way artists lose faith in a product that is actually behaving correctly.

What spike rhythm suits this density?

Something between the two extremes - roughly every third to fourth lash works for most artists, tightening slightly through the outer third. The rule is that the base coverage should not fully hide the gaps, or the spikes lose the contrast that makes them read.

Can this replace both my 5D and my 11D wispy trays?

For a single-tray kit, it is the most sensible one to carry, since it can be pushed lighter with wider spacing or fuller with tighter spacing. Specialists at either end of the style will still want the dedicated densities, but for general wispy work this covers the most ground.

Do spikes at this density need a different infill approach?

Yes - as with all wispy work, the rhythm degrades before the coverage does, so an infill that only replaces shed fans leaves the spike pattern uneven. Re-plan the spike positions across the eye at each infill rather than filling gaps mechanically.