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Direct answer: Tapered point fans with a narrowed base that keeps the attachment point small and precise. Density 2D to 14D, single or mixed trays, sample-first approval and private label packaging.
A tapered point narrows the base to a fine tip, keeping the attachment point small and precise. It is the base artists reach for when the root should stay light on the natural lash while the fan still reads full. Available from 2D to 14D in single or mixed trays.
9D Tapered Point Premade Fans — Single pack, pointed base, BSF.T fibre.
What A Tapered Point Base Does On The Lash Line
The base narrows to a fine point instead of ending in a band or a flat stem. Less surface area touches the natural lash, so the bond is lighter and almost invisible on the finished set — the fan reads as though it grew there rather than being attached.
Which D Counts And Tray Formats Pair With A Tapered Point
The point exists to make a set look natural, so the pairing follows from that: stay low on density unless the artist is deliberately building volume on fine naturals.
Who A Tapered Point Suits
Clients with fine, sparse or short naturals who still want volume that looks like their own lashes. Natural-look and bridal work, where a visible base is the thing to avoid. Artists who work with a small adhesive dot and take isolation seriously. It is also the base that answers the most common complaint in a natural-look salon — that a set looks like lashes sitting on top of lashes — because the point removes the visual anchor at the root. It is the wrong base for a fast, high-volume salon floor, where the point will fold before the set is finished, and the wrong base for a client who has never worn volume before.
What To Check Before A Bulk Order
Check the point first: take fans from the middle of the tray, not the first row, and watch whether the tip folds or splays as it leaves the strip. Then check that the point bonds rather than sits on top — a fine base that has not bonded looks identical on the tray and fails on the client within a day. Tip integrity across the tray is the third check, because a tapered point exposes a blunt or bent tip that a banded base would hide.
If a client has never worn a pointed base, place two fans on the outer corner and let them wear it for a day before ordering boxes. A sample kit is the cheaper way to run the same test across four or five fans.
Two more checks worth running on this base. First, measure the drop rate across a tray: place ten fans in a row and count how many need re-forming, because a fine point that folds twice in ten is a tray problem, not a technique problem. Second, compare a tray from the newest box against one from the oldest — pointed bases are stable in storage, but the tip is the first part to deform if boxes have been stacked, and the difference shows up on the client’s outer corner long before it shows on the tray.
Full Specification
Order, Samples And Private Label
Wholesale starts at 50 trays. Because the point is placement-sensitive, we suggest a sample tray before a first bulk order — comparing pointed against short stem on the same client settles the question faster than any spec sheet. Private label trays, labels and printed boxes run on the same production line; see private label, check the full premade fan range for the other three bases, or send your specification through the wholesale inquiry form.
Full Specification
Specification
Available options
Length
8 mm – 16 mm
Curl
J, B, C, CC, D, DD
Thickness
0.05 mm / 0.06 mm / 0.07 mm / 0.085 mm / 0.10 mm
Density
2D – 14D
Rows per tray
Customer-defined
Material
BSF.T fibre
Colour
Black, brown, blue, pink, purple, red, green
Packaging
Acrylic box (default) or paper box (optional). Single pack (same length in each row). Mixed pack (length set separately for each row).
MOQ
50 trays
Custom
Customisable
Product notes
Reference chart: curl, thickness, lengthVisual reference for curl shape, thickness steps and length. The specification that applies to your order is the one in the table above.
Curl shape referenceIllustration of how curl changes the lift along the lash. Our standard curls are J, B, C, CC, D and DD.
9D factory photo 1Original factory photo from the 9D pointed single pack folder — tapered-point-fans.
9D factory photo 2Original factory photo from the 9D pointed single pack folder — tapered-point-fans.
9D factory photo 3Original factory photo from the 9D pointed single pack folder — tapered-point-fans.
9D factory photo 4Original factory photo from the 9D pointed single pack folder — tapered-point-fans.
Product display
Wholesale trays by density
In-stock densities: 4D, 5D, 7D, 8D, 9D, 10D and 12D, supplied with product photography. Densities 2D, 3D, 6D, 11D, 13D and 14D are made to order against your specification. Every density ships as Single pack (same length on each row) or Mixed pack (length set by row). MOQ 50 trays.