DD Curl Eyelash Extensions Mix 8-15mm Thickness 0.07 Professional Eyelash Extension Faux Mink Lashes 3D .07 Individual Lash Soft Eyelashes By EMEDA

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The CC curl is a very popular curl and helps achieve a more dramatic appearance. This curl can be used on clients with straight or curly lashes. Whilst a C curl is closest to natural lashes, a CC is a good way to slightly enhance naturally curly lashes. It’s also the best way to add volume to natural lashes that are curled on their own. D Curl D curl is very similar to C curl, just curlier. They are especially effective for clients with downward-angled lashes who want a show-stopping look. These lashes will brighten and widen the eye and give a noticeable curled effect.

Straight lashes: People with horizontal, straight-facing lashes can wear almost any curls, depending on their style.

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L curl and L+ lashes work in a similar way as they also have the flat base, but the ultimate lift with a defined noticeable curled effect. These lashes are essentially the same as C or D curls, but have that flatter base to fit clients with hooded or droopy eyelids. The D curl is super curly for more rounded curl and extreme effect. Curlier than CC the D curl helps to create and open-eye effect for clients with downward lashes. A D curl is best for doll eyes, especially if your client has straight lashes. A D curl also helps widen most eyes and enhances the shape of your client’s eyes. This type of curl is especially good for clients with small eyes who want to widen and brighten them. DD Curl For example, if a client has hooded eyes, choosing a curl with a longer base will ensure that the lashes are visible and not hidden by the extra skin around the eye. As much as possible, you should be mindful of your lashes since lash extensions are highly delicate and need attention and aftercare or maintenance.

Mapping eyelash extensions is essential to your business. Mapping the eyelashes is where you gauge and determine what length of extension you should be using and the curl of the extension, depending on where you are going to place it on the lash line.The curliest lashes available are U curl lashes or DD curl lashes. These are best suited to clients with heavily downward angled lashes who want very dramatic, bold and doll eye results. As these lashes are extremely curled, they will provide a very noticeable, non-natural look. Volume lashes is a lash extension technique, where multiple lash extensions are fanned out and applied to one single natural lash. When compared to the “standard”, popular CC curl, D curls are much curlier, but not by much. There are still a lot of curl types out there that will give you an even more dramatic appearance. The D curl is great for creating an open-eye effect for those with downward angled natural lashes. If the client has straight lashes and doll eyes, D curls are even more awesome.

If the client has downward lashes, DD curls can be good for opening up their eyes and highlighting them. DD curls are often geared towards the 90-degree angle, which can help discern them from D curls which mostly feature a 70-degree angle. The C curl is probably one of the most popular lash curls because of its versatility. The C Curl helps give an extra lift and is the standard curl used by most lash techs. It’s perfect for most clients as it helps to open the eyes and it suits most eye shapes. For the clients with downward or heavy downward lashes, a C curl can help give a more lifted look. CC Curl If you choose overly straight lash curls, they will touch your glasses’ lenses, which can be unsettling for you every time you blink. Do Eyelash Extensions Lose Their Curl? However, remember that these lashes may appear unflattering and heavy when used on downward-angled lashes because of their long flat base. Better-Bonding Curls (EZ-Curls) EZ-Curl Lashes C curl lashes are arguably the most popular lash curls when it comes to eyelash extensions. These lashes give that perfect, rounded curl to lift up the lashes and create an open eye effect.

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They can also be used for the inner corner lashes, as the curl is very subtle and not too much that it could irritate the eyes in this delicate area. Again, the B curl lash extensions are not suitable for downward angled lashes. Upward lashes: The best choice for upward lashes is softer curls like C, B, and J. The natural eyelashes will push the lash extensions up, opening the eyes and making them look brighter.