Japanese Natural Comic Style

MLEN Magnetic Eyelashes – MLEN Japanese Natural Comic Style

Features: It is made of 0.03mm ultralight, antibacterial eyelashes. Woven in a U-shape, the design brightens the pupils and gives the effect of cartoon eyes.

Matching Style: Plain face without makeup, innocent girl

Length & Curl: 5-6-7-8-9-10mm, six-length very natural arrangement, B curl

Eyelash Width: 26-27mm, inner and outer corners of the eyelash can be trimmed by 1mm

MATERIAL OF THE EYELASHES :

• Korean imported PBT antibacterial ultra-soft 0.025 – 0.05mm mink velvet
• Super light and soft with 0.025mm hair tip, weight 0.001oz (0.028g)
• Water absorption of less than 0.9% and corrosion-resistant

TECHNOLOGY OF THE MAGNETIC INSERT:

• Amorphous nano soft magnet insert can be 0.10 – 0.025mm thin
• Even magnetism with segmented multi-polar permanent magnetization
• UM high polymer coating is safe without leaving behind residue

PRODUCTION PROCESS

1. WIRE DRAWING

The raw material is purchased in the form of a small ball. It's first sent to Japan (the most skilled in the wire drawing process worldwide) and then stretched out extremely thin to a 0.025mm diameter. These are well-proportioned prototype eyelashes with a stable shape.

2. POLISHING

The prototype eyelashes are then sent to South Korea (the most skilled in the polishing process worldwide) where they become MLEN eyelashes - well-proportioned in shape, naturally pointed, and the closest to native eyelashes. That's why our eyelashes look so natural like true hair.

3. WEAVING

After the tips of the eyelashes are polished down, they're sent to North Korea (the most skilled in the micro-weaving process worldwide). There, these eyelashes are then turned into a true piece of art, satisfying the requirements for complicated woven designs.

4. MAGNETIC PLACEMENT

Finally, the woven eyelashes are returned to our factories where the 0.1mm magnetic placement and micro-magnetic pole adaptation are completed. The product then undergoes 4 inspections before leaving our factory.

NOTE:

Feel free to request lash-wearing tutorial videos from Spocket.