Comic Spire Premade Fans
Comic Foxy Spire Premade Fans
Comic Feather Premade Fans
Comic Heart Spire Premade Fans
Comic Elf Premade Fans
Comic Fairy Premade Fans
What Are Premade Lash Fans?
Premade lash fans (also called promade or pro-made fans) arrive already fanned and glued at the base. Instead of spinning a fan yourself, you pick one up with your tweezers and place it straight onto an isolated natural lash. That removes the slowest step in volume lashing: a full set can be built significantly faster than with hand-made fans, and every fan in the tray has the same spread.
The trade-off is the glued base. Because the base is pre-bonded, a premade fan is marginally heavier than a hand-made fan of the same fiber count, and it cannot be reshaped. For speed and consistency - especially at 6D and above - that trade is worth it.
Premade Fans vs. Easy Fan Lashes vs. Hand-Made Fans
| Premade fans | Easy fan lashes | Hand-made fans | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fan forming | Already fanned and glued in the tray | Formed by squeezing the gel-bonded base | Rolled and shaped fiber by fiber |
| Speed | Fastest - pick and place | Fast - a few seconds per fan | Slowest - technique dependent |
| Base weight | Pre-glued, slightly heavier | Light, glue-free base | Lightest, fully custom |
| Customization | Fixed spread and count | Adjustable spread | Complete control |
| Best for | Fast full sets and consistent texture | Volume work with some flexibility | Artists wanting full control |
The Fan Styles in This Collection
- Spire - a pointed, narrow fan with a pronounced center spike. Builds crisp, defined texture and works especially well in the outer third.
- Foxy spire - the spire shape mapped for a foxy, elongated eye: longer and more angled, with the spike leaning outward.
- Feather - soft, fine-spread fans that read light and airy. The style to choose for a natural finish at volume densities.
- Heart spire - a rounded spread with a spike, giving a soft, romantic volume shape rather than a sharp one.
- Fairy - wispy fans with visible separation between fiber groups, for that textured "fairy lash" look.
- Elf - a compact, tapered fan designed for a lifted, elfin eye shape.
Mixing styles in one set is common practice: feather or fairy fans through the body of the lash line, spires on the outer third for lift, and heart or elf fans to soften the shape where the mapping transitions.
How to Apply Premade Fans
- Isolate. Isolate a single natural lash with straight isolation tweezers.
- Grip the base. Pick the fan up by its base with volume tweezers - never by the tips, which distorts the spread.
- Dip and place. Dip the base in adhesive and place the fan onto the isolated lash, keeping a 0.5-1mm safety distance from the eyelid.
- Check the spread. Step back every few lashes to confirm the fans sit evenly and no fan has collapsed.
Because premade fans cannot be reshaped, positioning is decided at placement - which is why artists who use them usually keep two pair of tweezers in rotation: one for isolation, one for placement.
FAQ
Are premade fans as good as hand-made fans?
They are faster and more consistent. Hand-made fans are lighter and fully customizable. Most artists choose premade for volume sets at 6D and above, and hand-make when the mapping needs an unusual spread.
What is the difference between premade fans and easy fan lashes?
Premade fans come finished and glued. Easy fan lashes form the fan when you squeeze the base, so the base stays glue-free and slightly lighter.
How many premade fans are in a tray?
It depends on the fan count and rows per tray; the trays in this collection are built for professional volume work, so one tray covers multiple full sets.
Can beginners use premade fans?
Yes - they are the easiest way into volume lashing, because there is no fan-making technique to master first. Placement and isolation remain the skills to learn.
Browse the styles: Spire premade fans, Foxy Spire fans, Feather fans, Fairy fans and Elf fans. Pair them with volume tweezers and lash adhesive, or see easy fan lashes for the self-fanning alternative.