Technique
Define the service: classic, hybrid, volume, specialty styling, or a retail lash format.
Professional education
Make product choices with intent.
Clear frameworks for comparing curl, diameter, length, technique, and working conditions—so artists can choose and reorder with confidence.
Search the product catalogStart with the service
Four decisions before the tray.
Product selection should follow the intended technique and client assessment—not trend names alone.
Fiber profile
Compare diameter, taper, finish, material, and fan construction for the intended application.
Map
Choose curl and length ranges in relation to the natural lash direction and desired shape.
Working conditions
Match liquids and adhesives to training, service pace, environment, and manufacturer guidance.
Specification guide
Read the system, not just the label.
Winkyminx product pages separate sellable options from structured professional specifications, making it easier to compare families and replenish exact combinations.
CurlDirection and shape
Curl names describe a profile, but profiles can vary by manufacturer. Compare the product family, application intent, and the natural lash before substituting one curl for another.
DiameterWeight and technique
Diameter is one part of the weight decision. Fan size, fiber profile, length, adhesive pickup, and natural-lash assessment also matter. Follow professional training and product guidance.
LengthMapping and range
Single-length trays support controlled replenishment. Mixed trays support flexible mapping. Product pages identify the available range and whether a tray contains mixed lengths.
Fan typeConstruction and workflow
Loose, premade, easy-fan, narrow, and wide fan formats support different workflows. The fan-type field keeps this distinction visible without burying it in description copy.
Resource library
Built to grow with the catalog.
How to compare lash trays
A practical framework for curl, diameter, length, finish, and tray format.
Structured resource coming soonBuild a salon restock system
Use repeatable variant naming, reorder points, and multi-variant ordering to reduce gaps.
Structured resource coming soonChoose the right account path
Understand the difference between professional, salon, retailer, and distributor purchasing.
Explore professional purchasing →