Brown Promade Lashes

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• Dark brown in colour
• Skillfully developed for a curl that lasts
• Eco friendly packaging
• Flexible & lightweight
• 20 rows of promades in each box
• Foil back strips for easy removal
• 100% vegan

How many promade fans are in each tray?

• 8D 0.05mm trays have 480 promade fans per tray
• 6D 0.07mm trays have 400 promade fans per tray
• 4D 0.07mm trays have 440 promade fans per tray

How many sets you can do with 1 promade tray?

On average, we have about 100 natural lashes PER eye. Therefore, these calculations are based off of having 200 natural lashes in total.

• With a 8D tray you can do 2.4 full sets or 4.8 refills
• With a 6D tray you can do 2 full sets or 4 refills
• With a 4D tray you can do 2.2 full sets or 4.4 refills

Promades

The difference between promade fans and premade fans is that promade fans are mostly machine made and heat bonded at the base. Due to the machine technology used to make these fans, you will notice that every single fan is perfectly symmetrical which is why they are identical to one another. Part of the process is made by hand before putting them in the oven to bond them, but it is ultimately fully created by machine. Having heat bonded bases is a MUST because when you dip it in glue for the first time, that is the ONLY time it has ever been dipped in glue. This is what you want so that the fan can be a healthy weight when applied on the natural lash and so you can also have amazing retention.

Premades

Premade fans are 100% hand-made by the lash artist and glued at the base. They are then stored away by the lash artist so that they can be used once a client comes in to get their lashes done. Pre-making fans with glue bonded bases will affect the retention and health of the natural lashes. This is because the fan has to be glued TWICE when pre-making your own fans. The first time being to crystallize the fan and then a second time when it’s actually about to be used on a client to attach it to the natural lash. There are a lot of noticeable inconsistencies with each fan when being PRE-made, because it would be impossible for a human to pre-make their own fans while making sure they are 100% identical to every single other fan made.

Why choose thin long stem?

• Resembles a handmade fan the most 
• Our most snatched base
• Creates a dense look
• Base is long & thin which helps to avoid getting stickies
• Very easy to apply under, on top, or to the sides of the natural lash
  

Why choose flat long stem?

• Since the base is wide & flat, it fully surrounds the whole natural lash when applied, providing the widest range of contact & therefore resulting in A+ retention
• Healthy weight for the natural lashes as the lash fibres sit next to one another causing the fan to be WIDE and NOT thick! This results in the fan evenly dispersing it’s weight when attached to the natural lash!
• Creates a dense look
• Provides a dark lash line for volume sets
• Very easy to apply under or on top of the natural lash
• Similar to a classic flat lash but in fan form
  

Why choose short stem?

• The fan spreads out wide rather than narrow
• Better at filling lash gaps due to the wide flair of the fan
• Creates a fluffy look
• Easy to apply if you're a beginner

Founder Inoue's FAV is short stem and Founder Tamanna's FAV is flat long stem

8-15mm

• 2 rows of 8mm
• 2 rows of 9mm
• 2 rows of 10mm
• 3 rows of 11mm
• 3 rows of 12mm
• 3 rows of 13mm
• 3 rows of 14mm
• 2 rows of 15mm

8-11mm

• 5 rows of 8mm
• 5 rows of 9mm
• 5 rows of 10mm
• 5 rows of 11mm

10-13mm

• 5 rows of 10mm
• 5 rows of 11mm
• 5 rows of 12mm
• 5 rows of 13mm

12-15mm

• 5 rows of 12mm
• 5 rows of 13mm
• 5 rows of 14mm
• 5 rows of 15mm

16-18mm

• 7 rows of 16mm
• 7 rows of 17mm
• 6 rows of 18mm