Foxy Lash Extensions — Built for the Fox-Eye Lift
Fox-eye sets sweep up and out. The trays below are the foxy toolkit — angled Foxy YY, LU-curl browns and the 5D Wild Fox — with the full mapping guide under the products.
5D Wild Fox YY Eyelash Extension
0.07mm Foxy YY Shape Eyelash Extension
Brown 0.07mm Foxy YY Shape Eyelash Extension
LU Curl Brown YY Shape Eyelash Extension
LU Curl Brown 3DW Shape Eyelash Extension
LU Curl Brown 4DW Shape Eyelash Extension
LU Curl Brown 5DW Shape Eyelash Extension
0.15mm L, L+ and M Curl Winky Beauty Ellipse Flat Lashes
0.20mm L, L+ and M Curl Winky Beauty Ellipse Flat Lashes
Comic Foxy Spire Premade Fans
Foxy Lash Extensions — The Fox-Eye Lift, Built from YY and L-Curl Trays
Foxy lash extensions create the fox-eye look: lashes that sweep upward and outward, elongating the eye and reading like winged liner without any makeup. The effect comes from mapping — shorter lengths through the inner and middle eye, then longer, lifted fibres at the outer corner — and from curls that point up and out instead of curling back. This collection brings together the trays Winky Beauty artists use for fox-eye sets: pre-shaped Foxy YY and W shapes, L-family curls that lift straight lashes, and softer brown options for a natural fox finish.
What's in This Collection
Foxy YY Shape (0.07 mm, black and brown). Our signature foxy tray: a YY unit whose tips angle outward, so a standard pick-up already leans toward the fox-eye direction. Two fibres per side give a woven, textured base with a lifted finish.
5D Wild Fox YY. A denser five-fibre YY for clients who want the fox shape with real darkness along the lash line — the dramatic end of the range.
LU Curl Brown YY and 3DW / 4DW / 5DW. LU curl has a flat base and a sharp upward lift, made for straight or downward-growing lashes where standard curls lose the fox angle within days. In brown, these trays give the lifted shape in a softer tone for fair clients.
How Artists Map a Fox-Eye Set
Work in three zones. Inner corner: short lengths (8–10 mm) in a standard curl to keep the eye open. Middle: your base texture — YY or W units for density. Outer third: switch to L or LU curl and step lengths up (12–14 mm) so the corner visibly lifts and extends. The mistake to avoid is length without lift: long fibres in a strong round curl droop at the corner and read as cat-eye heaviness, not fox. Keep the longest points at the very outer edge and let the curl do the wing.
Foxy vs. Wispy vs. Cat-Eye
All three use texture, but the direction differs. Wispy breaks the top line with spikes all along the eye — the texture is vertical. Cat-eye lengthens the outer corner in standard curls for a sultry, elongated look. Foxy combines outer-corner length with an upward L-curl lift, so the eye looks both longer and more open. If your client shows you fox-eye photos, reach for this page; if they want feathery spikes everywhere, start with our wispy lash extensions instead — many artists blend the two, wispy through the middle and foxy at the corner.
Foxy Lashes FAQ
Which curl is best for fox-eye sets?
L and LU curls. Their flat base and straight-then-lifted profile point the fibre outward and up, which is the whole fox effect. C and D curls can work on the inner two-thirds.
Do foxy trays come in brown?
Yes — the Foxy YY and the LU-curl YY and W shapes come in brown for a softer, sun-kissed fox look.
Can I build a fox-eye set with regular YY trays?
You can approximate the mapping with standard Y and W shape trays, but the angled tips and L-family curls in this collection hold the lifted corner better.
Salon orders: foxy trays are covered by our wholesale program, with samples available before bulk orders.