Extensions de Cils Plates Courbures L, L+ et M

Specialty curls make sense as a family, not as six separate facts to memorise. L, LC, LD, LU and M all exist to solve the same problem: a natural lash that does not grow in the direction a standard C or D curl assumes.

How to choose within the family

• Read the direction first: does the natural lash point down, grow straight, or already lift?
• Decide the base: a straight base resists a downward lash; a curved base follows an upward one.

Working in that order narrows five options to one without guessing. The curl guide explains how to read lash direction, and the shop by curl hub lines the whole family up for comparison.

Two further references help at the decision point: the map and eye shape guide for placement, and the flat ellipse range where many of these specialty curls are supplied. Each individual curl then has its own page for the detail.

Why group these curls together?

They all address natural lashes that a standard C or D curl does not suit. Choosing between them starts with lash direction, not with the curl name.

What is the first thing to check?

How the client's natural lashes grow. Downward, straight and already-lifted lashes each call for a different base geometry.

Where do I find the detail on one curl?

The shop by curl hub links to each individual curl page. Use this page to narrow the choice, then open the single-curl page for specifics.