The Dos and Don'ts of Mixing C and D Curl Lashes

Before you can get into mixing C and D curl lashes, you need to know the details of each. Only then can you answer those clients who ask "Can you mix C and D curl lashes?" with confidence.

C curls cause the eyes to pop, but not overly so. When attached to natural lashes, C curls open up clients' eyes considerably, achieving a lifted look you'd normally get with a lash curler –– but doing so by default. With this more natural curl effect, C curls are what many people imagine as the ideal for eyelashes. Understandably, C curl lashes are some of the most popular for both clients and lash artists.

As for D curls, you could say the "D" truly stands for "Dramatic." D curls achieve a fuller look and more intense lift; it is almost as if the lashes are reaching for the eyebrows. These lash extensions unequivocally make a bold statement, never failing to grab and hold the attention of those who see them. If your clients are going for a doll-look, then look no further than D curls.

Mixing C and D curl lashes can indeed create unique, stylish looks. But there's a lesser-known middle ground between C and D curl lashes, calledCC curl lashes. When clients want more dramatic lashes than they could get with C curl lashes, but don't quite want to make the jump to D curl lashes, the CC curl is the best option to amplify your clients' natural beauty.

If you're planning on mixing C and D curl lashes for a client, here's a suggestion: Incorporate CC lashes, too. With D curls on one end, CC curls in the middle, and C curls on the other end, your clients’ eyelashes will pop as never before. This is a creative way to blend different curls, creating lashes full of lift, volume, and flair like nothing else out there.

If your clients want a specific type of curl, but it wouldn't work with their natural lashes (or if mixing C and D curl lashes, for example, would work better), tell them. For example, C curl lashes work best with those whose lashes are already somewhat naturally curly, but D curl lashes don't work as well for those with straight lashes (as the strain of the curl could end up hurting eyelids).

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