C curl is one of the most popular curls worldwide. C curl lashes are intended for clients with a slight curl in their natural lash and will create an open eye effect. Here are various lash extension curl types in the lash industry, and you choose the suitable lash extension curl for your clients. The proper types of lash extension curls can achieve the perfect lash effects. Subtle Curls (J, B Curl) It's one of the curlier curls, and if not applied correctly, retention may not be as great as the straight curls.

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. 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. Because of that, the U-curl lash extensions are more suitable for those with lashes that have a natural angle. Lift-Up Curls (M-, L-, L+ Curls) M-Curl Lash Extensions To maintain your lash extensions’ curls, avoid rubbing your lashes at all costs as this is one of the most common reasons they get loose and damaged. This includes cleaning your lashes daily, avoiding water and steam exposure, and refraining from using mascara or other heavy makeup products that could weaken the adhesive bond or cause build-up.This lash curl type is similar to C-curl eyelash extensions but is curlier at the tip. D-curl lashes, also known as CC-curls, are the best curls for those with down-angled natural lashes to offer them that noticeable and attractive look. If you are addicted to eye makeup so that you can’t miss out on these dramatic CC curl lashes and D curl lashes. Lifted Curls (M, L, L+ Curls) C curl is intended for clients with a slight curl in their natural lash and will create an open eye effect.

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. The J curl mimics the natural shape of most people’s lashes, and it’s ideal for those who want to enhance their natural lash line without drawing too much attention. While working on clients with Hooded Eyes, the best eyelash extension curls to use are for enhancing the edge of the lashes. You need to work from under the hoods to elongate it all the way out. Use curls like L and C and never D or U for this purpose. U-curl, also known as DD-curl lash extensions, are perfect for clients who have downward-angled eyelashes and want to achieve overdramatic doll-like lashes.They cater to specific client preferences or unique eye shapes, ensuring a personalized and tailored lash extension experience. As you are applying usually two, three or more lashes to one individual lash, it is vital that you gauge how strong the natural lash is to see how much weight it can hold. This extension creates a glamorous look, though it may be too heavy for most people's lashes. 0.30mm lashes Avoid on: downward-pointing lashes (where they’ll make your eyelids look heavier and your eyes look smaller). The curled part of this lash extension helps give that lift to eyelashes that are facing down, making the eyes pop.