Ombre, two-tone and bold-shade lash fans for salons that sell creative sets. Factory-direct wholesale and private label colour runs.
Where Colored Fans Sell
Coloured fans are an accent line, not a core stock item. Most salons keep a small range for clients who ask for a specific look, festival work or editorial shoots. Buyers who treat colour as a full range usually end up with dead stock.
Ombre vs Solid
Ombre fans fade from one shade to another along the length, which reads softer and photographs well. Solid shades are more graphic and suit a specific client request. Two-tone pairs two solid colours in one fan for a split effect.
Colour Consistency
Colour is the hardest thing to repeat across batches. Approve the shade under salon lighting, not only in daylight, and record the batch. Ask the supplier how the colour is applied — dyed fibre holds differently from coated fibre.
Stocking Strategy
Start with two or three shades in one curl and one thickness. Add a shade only when a client asks twice. Keep the coloured line physically separate from the black line on the shelf so picking stays fast.
Ombre & Two-Tone
Ombre fans fade along the length from one shade into another, which reads softer on the eye and photographs well. Two-tone pairs two solid shades in a single fan for a split effect — a deliberate, graphic look rather than a subtle one.
Bold Shades
Bold shades are solid-colour fans: blue, red, purple, green, pink and gold on top of the core black and brown line. Treat colour as an accent range, not a core stock item, and approve the shade under salon lighting before committing a bulk run.
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