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Ultra speed fans or rapid fans combine the key advantages of both loose fans and XL tray fans, giving a solution that offers compact packaging while keeping the fans neatly organised.
Unlike loose fans, which are usually packed in a small and unorganised box, speed fans arrange the fans in a line, so the tray is easy to set up before lashing. They also come in compact packaging and can mix lengths like the XL tray – a design that reduces international shipping cost and saves storage space, holding 500 to 2000 fans.
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Easy Fan And Rapid Fan: What To Verify In A Sample
Easy fan lashes remove the fanning stage, but the amount of control an artist keeps depends on how the fan opens. That is the property worth testing before a bulk order.
- 01Pinch force neededA fan that needs heavy pressure tires the hand over a full set. Test the pinch across several rows.
- 02Fan opens evenlyThe fan should spread as one unit rather than splitting into two clusters.
- 03Base stays narrowA wide base after fanning creates a bulky attachment point and shows at the lash line.
- 04Fan holds once placedA fan that closes after placement forces the artist to redo the placement.
- 05Consistency across the trayCheck the last rows as carefully as the first. Variation across a tray is what makes a set look uneven.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are easy fan lashes?
Easy fan lashes are volume lashes that bloom into a fan when the artist pinches them. They remove the need to hand-build a fan, which shortens the fanning stage of a volume set.
Easy fan vs premade fans - which should I stock?
Premade fans give an identical fan every time and need no fanning skill. Easy fan gives the artist control over fan width per placement. Studios that train new artists usually stock both: premade for consistency, easy fan for flexibility.
What is the difference between easy fan and rapid fan?
Rapid fan is the faster-blooming version of the same idea. It opens with less pinch pressure, which suits artists who work quickly, but it also demands a lighter hand because the fan can open wider than intended.
How many rows come in a tray?
The standard tray is 12 rows. Row count affects how many fans are available per tray and how long one tray lasts in a busy studio.
What should I check in a sample?
Test the pinch: the fan should open evenly without splitting into two clusters. Check that the base stays narrow enough to attach without a bulky footprint, and that the fan does not close again once placed.
Is easy fan suitable for private label?
Yes. Easy fan trays can carry a printed label and a branded box in the same way as premade fan trays, and the specification is confirmed per order before production.
