Locks of Hair
Lash Extensions - Lavender Faux 3D Volume Lashes
Lash Extensions - Lavender Faux 3D Volume Lashes
Couldn't load pickup availability
Soft 3D Layers for Natural Depth
Double and triple layered fibers fan outward gently. Dimensional softness that volume techniques achieve without stacking weight on your lids.
Holds Curl Through Heat and Steam
Synthetic faux mink fibers keep the Lavender's curl intact through summer humidity, hot styling tools, and warm conditions that cause natural mink to lose shape.
Trim-to-Fit Strip Construction
The flexible band can be trimmed from the outer edge and shaped into a C-curve before application. Customize fit for smaller or wider-set eyes.
100% Vegan Lash Option
Lavender lashes contain no animal-derived fibers or byproducts. The faux mink material replicates the tapered softness of natural mink through synthetic engineering alone.
Resistant to Cleaning Breakdown
Synthetic fibers tolerate repeated gentle cleaning with water-based or micellar solutions without fraying, losing curl, or degrading the way organic materials do.
Lightweight Across the Full Band
Layered construction keeps total weight low and evenly distributed. No dragging sensation on the lid even during extended wear sessions.
Budget-Friendly Entry Into Volume
Lavender strips put 3D volume within reach for everyday wear without the investment mink or semi-permanent options demand. Learn more about safely boosting volume for thinner, finer features.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Hair Type | 3D Faux Mink |
| Style | Lavender |
| Color | Natural |
| Lash Type | Strip Lash |
| Construction | Double and Triple Layered |
Lavender concentrates its volume at the outer corner and tapers to almost nothing at the inner corner. That gradual build from thin to full creates a cat-eye lift without eyeliner, because the lash shape does the elongating work on its own.
How Outer Corner Weight Changes Your Eye
Lash weight at the outer corner pulls the visual endpoint of your eye outward and slightly upward. It's the same principle as a winged liner. On round eyes, this elongates them. On almond eyes, it emphasizes the natural upward tilt. On downturned eyes, it counteracts the droop by adding volume exactly where gravity pulls.
Lavender's light inner corner keeps that area open and clean, so the shape reads as lifted rather than heavy.
Lavender vs. Lily
Both are outer-corner-weighted faux 3D styles. The difference is how dramatically each one flares. Lavender has a gradual build, where the transition from sparse to full happens over two-thirds of the band. Lily concentrates its flare into the outer third more abruptly. Lavender is the subtler cat-eye. Lily is the dramatic one.
If you're not sure which one suits your eye, go Lavender first. The gradual taper is more universally flattering, and Lily's sharper flare can look unbalanced on smaller or rounder eyes.
When to Choose Cat-Eye Lashes Over Round or Even Styles
If you already use winged liner regularly, cat-eye lashes like Lavender amplify what you're already doing. If your go-to look is a more open, doll-eye effect, the Dahlia (even) or Petunia (center-weighted) styles will suit that approach better.
Share
