Premade Lash Fans and Promade Fans
Our premade lash fans are heat bonded at the base, so every fan holds its shape from the tray to the natural lash. They come in 3D to 10D in 0.03, 0.05 and 0.07 diameters, in C and D curls, and in mixed length trays that make it easy to map a full set. If you are new to volume, or you just want to work faster, premades give you even, full fans without hand making each one.
Promade fans (also called pro made fans) are loose fans with a fine, pointed base, sold in packs of around 500. Our 7D 0.05 and 12D 0.03 promades suit lash artists who want a softer, more natural looking fan and a lighter feel for the client. You will also find our feather spike trays here for wispy and textured sets.
Premade vs Promade Fans: What's the Difference?
Premade fans are bonded together with heat and come on a strip in a tray. They are quick to pick up and stay closed or open exactly as made. Promade fans are made by hand and sold loose. They have a slimmer base, which many artists prefer for a softer finish. Both are a good choice for volume and hybrid sets. The best one comes down to the look you want and how you like to work.
FAQs
How do I stop premade fans from splitting?
Use a curved tweezer so the whole fan is supported, and pick it up at the base. Never pick a fan up by the tips, as this damages the fan and makes it open up. Dip only the base into your glue, and check your glue is fresh, as old or slow drying glue can let fans spread before they set.
What diameter should I use for premade fans?
As a general guide, the more lashes in a fan, the finer the diameter. 0.07 suits 3D to 5D, 0.05 suits 6D to 8D, and 0.03 suits 10D and above. Always match the weight to what the natural lash can safely hold.
Can I use premade fans if I am not trained in volume lashes?
Premades are popular with classic trained lash artists moving into volume and hybrid sets, as there is no hand made fanning to learn. If you want to build your skills, see our lash extension training courses.




















