01

What the buyer should look at

Compare the length and compactness of the heat-bonded base, the fan opening above it and the consistency from fan to fan. Ask for close-up samples instead of relying on tray-level photography.

  • Visible bonded length
  • Base thickness
  • Fan symmetry
  • Fiber alignment
02

Short-root premade fans

A shorter bonded area creates a compact base and can support a dense-looking lash line. The real test is whether the root stays controlled during pickup and placement.

  • Compact visual base
  • Controlled pickup
  • Consistent attachment area
  • Appropriate fan density
03

Long-stem premade fans

A longer visible stem changes the way the fan is picked up and positioned. Product photography must show the actual stem clearly; the description should never rely on a generic premade-fan image.

  • Clearly visible longer stem
  • Stable bonded section
  • Pickup profile
  • Placement preference
04

Sample both under the same conditions

Compare equal curl, length and fan density where possible. Record pickup, attachment, fan stability and the finished lash-line result so the selection reflects the artist's workflow rather than a name alone.