7D W-Shaped Mink Eyelash Extensions 1800 - D Curl 0.07mm | LAPHITSARA

"Mink" refers to the luxurious style and softness of these synthetic lashes, not real animal fur. Most importantly, LAPHITSARA products are never tested on animals, and no animals are harmed in their making, aligning with cruelty-free practices.

"7D" means each handmade fan is created from 7 individual lash strands for high volume, and "W-Shaped" describes the fan's crisscross formation for a fuller, textured effect. "1800 individually" is the total count of individual lash strands in the entire tray, providing ample material for creating many fans.

These lashes are designed specifically for professional eyelash extension application, which requires specialized adhesive, tools, and advanced technique. They are not recommended for beginners, as self-application is extremely difficult and can be unsafe without proper training.

The specific length range is not provided in the product details, which is common for volume lash trays. These trays typically contain a mix of lengths (e.g., 8mm-16mm) to allow lash technicians the flexibility to create customized, graduated sets for their clients.

Since each 7D fan uses 7 strands, the 1800 individual strands can create approximately 257 fans. The actual count may vary slightly, but this provides enough material for multiple full volume lash sets, offering great value for professionals.

D Curl offers a more dramatic, pronounced curl than a C Curl, creating a wide-eyed, doll-like effect that lifts the lash line significantly. It's distinct from an L Curl, which is designed for clients with hooded eyelids to provide a more straight-lifted look.

At 0.07mm, these lashes are ultra-fine and lightweight, which is ideal for creating comfortable, high-volume fans that feel fluffy and natural on the client. This delicate thickness requires professional skill to properly isolate and form into the W-shaped fans.

For best results, store the lash tray in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. The lashes themselves have a long shelf life when stored properly; the expiry of the lash adhesive you use with them is typically the more critical factor to monitor.