The Truth About D Curl Lashes

What is D curl lash? Which eyelash is curlier, C or D? Is C or D curl better for hooded eyes? If you're a part of the lash community, you've probably heard of D curl lashes. 

Are you looking for a full, dramatic look? Well, you've met your match with D curl extensions. Like their namesake curl, these extensions are sure to turn heads. But this lash curl isn't just for special occasions — they're great for everyday wear.

These extensions are often used on clients who want a full, dramatic look, and they're perfect for adding instant drama to your client's look. But don't be fooled by appearances! D curl lashes are not just for show—they can also be used to enhance the lash line and create a fuller appearance for your client's natural lashes.

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You should be aware that the angle of natural lashes will significantly impact the final look before deciding on the type of curl for your client.

In this blog, we'll look at what D curl eyelashes are, as well as their pros and cons.

WHAT ARE D CURL LASHES?

D curl lashes are an excellent option for those who want to make a statement. These eyelashes are much more dramatic than the traditional C curls and can be used to achieve various looks.

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This is the most noticeable of all the curls and gives you a lot of height and volume. It's great for adding a little extra drama to a look.

It is ideal for downturned, close-set, prominent eyes and monolids because the curls accentuate their brightness and width. You may achieve a more dramatic, defined effect by using this curl.

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WHICH LASH CURL IS CURLIER C OR D?

Eyelash extensions are a perfect option to add length and volume to a client's natural lashes. But not all lash curls will maintain their shape or last as long. Because there is less natural lash for the base of the extension to attach, the retention is shorter the curlier the lash. Therefore, it's essential to match the curl and thickness of the extensions to your client's natural lashes. (But in other circumstances, several factors influence lash retention)

Volume Lashes mix curls D, CC, and C, and Velour Lash Adhesive used in this set. To shop, please click here.

C curl lashes are designed to give the appearance of an open eye for clients whose natural lashes are somewhat curled. D curl lashes are comparable to them, only curlier! They are designed for a client that wants a dramatic look and has a slightly dramatic natural curl.

Advise your clients that mixing C and D curl lashes, for example, would work better if they want a specific type of curl, but it won't work with their natural lashes. For instance, D curl lashes don't look as good on clients with straight lashes as on people whose lashes are somewhat naturally wavy (C curl).

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WHY SHOULD I USE A D CURL LASH EXTENSION?

This is a very common question asked by lash technicians. The answer is simple: A D curl adds drama and volume to the eyes, making them appear larger. D curl is a noticeable curl and adds additional drama. 

When the longest length is in the middle of the eye, they are well suited for building up the round eye for an open-eye-look.

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D CURL IS VERY DRAMATIC AND MAY BE OVERWHELMING ON SOME EYE SHAPES

Lash styles and curls come in many different types, and each has a unique look and feel, but not all are suitable for all eye shapes. When choosing the right lash style, knowing the differences between each curl and how it will work with your eyes is essential.

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D lash curl widens the eyes and makes a broad, thick lash line, making it a fantastic option for clients that want a dramatic finish. But those who wear a D curl will find that their extensions don't last as long as those who, for instance, wear other curls like a C lash curl. Due to the shorter length the extension must bind to, D curls require infills more frequently. Because the extensions are more curly than those less curly, the adhesive cannot retain them for as long.

This curl is best for those seeking to increase dramatic, full, and thick lashes. This works with many eye shapes, although it is not advised for clients with hooded eyes. This is due to the extension's curved shape, which may contact the eyelid and cause irritation. To prevent making huge eyes appear even more prominent, it is also advised that those with large eyes avoid this curl.

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CONCLUSION

D curl lashes tend to be more dramatic and less natural-looking than other types of extensions, but they add volume and length to the lashes, so they are still popular among clients. Someone who wants their lashes with just a bit more bang may want to opt for D curl lashes.

Full, dramatic looks are becoming increasingly popular in the hair and beauty industry. Whether on a stage or the red carpet, celebrities feel pressured to make a statement. Make your client feel like her star by including D curl lashes on her next appointment.

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