Shop professional eyelash extension lashes for Classic, Hybrid, Volume, and Mega Volume treatments. Explore individual lashes, easy fanning trays, premade fans, flat lashes, and specialty styles in a wide selection of curls, lengths, diameters, colors, and finishes.
Every client has a different eye shape, natural-lash condition, and style preference. Use the collection filters to compare products and select lash extensions that support your technique and the look you want to create.
Different lash extension types are designed for different techniques and finished effects. Consider the client’s natural lashes, the required density, and your professional training when choosing between Classic, Volume, and specialty products.
| Lash type | Application method | Typical finished effect |
|---|---|---|
| Classic lashes | One extension applied to one isolated natural lash | Defined, natural, or mascara-style results |
| Volume lashes | Multiple lightweight extensions formed into a fan | Soft, fluffy, and customized fullness |
| Mega Volume lashes | Larger fans created with ultra-fine extensions | Dense, dark, and dramatic results |
| Easy fanning lashes | Layered lashes bloom as they are lifted from the strip | Customizable fans with more efficient pickup |
| Premade fans | Finished fans applied individually to natural lashes | Consistent Volume with reduced fan-making time |
| Flat lashes | Individual extensions with a flattened base | Defined Classic sets with a darker lash-line effect |
Classic application uses one extension for each suitable natural lash. This technique can add length, curl, and definition while retaining a clean, separated finish. Choose the diameter and length according to the condition of the client’s natural lashes rather than using the same extension for every client.
Browse our professional Classic eyelash extensions to compare available curls, lengths, diameters, and finishes.
Volume sets are created using fans made from multiple fine extensions. By adjusting the number of lashes and the width of each fan, trained artists can produce effects ranging from soft and textured to full and dramatic.
Mega Volume techniques use ultra-fine extensions to create larger fans without relying on heavy individual fibers. The number of lashes in a fan must always be balanced against the selected diameter and the strength of the natural lash.
Explore our Volume lash extensions or compare our Mega Volume lashes.
Easy fanning lashes are arranged in layered rows that spread into a fan as a group is lifted from the strip. They allow the artist to adjust the number of extensions and fan width while reducing the manual manipulation required during pickup.
Premade fans arrive in a finished shape with a predetermined number of extensions. They can support a more efficient treatment workflow while providing consistency across the set.
Shop easy fanning lash extensions or explore our premade Volume lash fans.
Flat lashes have a wider, flattened base rather than the traditional round profile of a standard Classic extension. This shape can create a darker, more defined lash line while remaining suitable for one-to-one application.
They are a useful option for clients who want a stronger Classic effect without moving to a full Volume treatment. Browse our flat lash extensions to compare the available options.
The curl affects the direction and visible lift of the finished extension. Consider the direction of the natural lashes, the eyelid and eye shape, and the client’s desired result. Different curls can also be blended within a set to create transitions or alter the direction of a lash map.
Mixed-length trays provide several popular lengths in one box and are useful for creating complete lash maps or trialing a new product range. Single-length trays may be more economical for busy artists who regularly use the same lengths.
Choose lengths that the natural lashes can support and avoid relying on the client’s requested style alone. The same numerical length can also appear different depending on the chosen curl.
Diameter refers to the thickness of each extension. Classic sets generally use a single extension of an appropriate diameter, while Volume and Mega Volume techniques use finer extensions to create fans. As the number of extensions in a fan increases, the diameter and total weight must be adjusted accordingly.
Black lashes create definition and suit a wide range of styles, while brown extensions can produce a softer contrast for fair features, lighter natural lashes, or clients seeking a more understated finish. Colored lashes can be used throughout a set or introduced as accents to create seasonal, creative, or customized effects.
Explore brown eyelash extensions and colored lash extensions.
These eyelash extension products are intended for use by trained lash artists. Professional education in consultation, isolation, weight selection, adhesive control, placement, removal, and aftercare is essential before carrying out treatments on clients.
The principal types include Classic extensions, handmade Volume lashes, Mega Volume lashes, easy fanning lashes, premade fans, and flat lashes. Specialty ranges may also offer different textures, colors, curls, and finishes.
Classic application uses one extension per suitable natural lash. Volume application uses a fan made from multiple finer extensions. Both techniques require correct isolation and appropriate weight selection.
Mixed trays are useful for complete lash maps, mobile kits, training, and trialing a new range. Single-length trays can be more practical when you know which lengths are used most frequently.
Select the diameter according to the application technique and the condition of the natural lash. Fine extensions are used to construct Volume fans, while an appropriate individual diameter is selected for Classic application. Always consider the total weight being applied.
Yes. Trained artists can combine compatible curls to create transitions, control direction, add texture, or customize the lash map for the client’s eye shape and natural-lash growth.
No. Professional extensions and adhesives are intended for trained lash artists and should not be used for self-application. Temporary strip lashes and DIY products require different application methods and specifically designed adhesives.