What this tray is for
The black tray is the workhorse of a lash range. It covers classic, hybrid and volume services without a colour decision, and it is the easiest line to keep in stock across several thicknesses.
Choosing thickness
0.05 mm suits 6D and above where weight matters. 0.07 mm holds a classic or light volume line with more presence. 0.10 mm is for classic sets where coverage matters more than softness.
What to approve before bulk
Fan or lash base integrity, curl consistency across the whole strip, and that the tray does not shed loose lashes in the middle rows.
Full Specification
What To Check In A Black Lash Tray
Black trays are the base range most studios buy repeatedly, so consistency matters more than any single feature.
- 01Curl consistency across the rowCompare the first and last rows. Curl that relaxes toward the end of a row shows as an uneven set.
- 02Fibre does not kinkA kinked fibre will not sit flat at the attachment point.
- 03Single-lash releaseA strip that releases in clumps slows every classic set.
- 04Length accuracy against the labelShort lengths show a measurement error most clearly.
- 05Tray presentation on arrivalA tray that arrives with lashes out of alignment costs handling time on every service.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are black lash trays?
Black lash trays are classic lash extension trays in standard black fibre. They are the base range most salons start with, used for classic sets and as the building block for volume work.
Which curls and diameters are available?
The standard range covers the common curls and diameters used in professional sets. Confirm the exact curl, diameter and length combination you need when requesting a quote, because the combination drives the price.
How does black compare with other colours?
Black gives the strongest definition and reads as a fuller set at the same density. Brown and coloured fibres soften the line, which is why some markets stock both rather than choosing one.
What should I check in a sample tray?
Check curl consistency across the row, that the fibre does not kink, and that the strip releases single lashes cleanly. A tray that releases in clumps slows a classic set noticeably.
Can black trays be private labelled?
Yes. A printed label or a printed box can carry your brand, and the tray format is confirmed before production so the box fits correctly.