Kylie Lashes: The Perfect Blend of Spiky Kim K Style and Soft Angel Lashes
It’s clear from scrolling through social media that natural lash looks are still hugely popular among clients. However, if you have clients who are torn between a subtle, natural style and something with a bit more impact, Kylie Lashes are the ideal middle ground! Let’s dive into how you can create the Kylie Lash Look and discover which lashes will make your sets truly stand out. Let’s break down how you can create this gorgeous Kylie Lash look and figure out which lashes will give your sets that extra wow factor!
What Are Kylie Lashes?
Kylie Lashes perfectly balance the delicate, airy feel of the sought after Angel lash look with the voluminous, textured appearance of Kim K Lashes, while still incorporating those signature spikes. This look is striking yet not too intense, making it an excellent choice for clients transitioning from a lighter lash style to something more dramatic—or vice versa.
How Do You Map Kylie Lashes?
Start by creating your spikes—While you can use premade spikes, especially if your client likes longer lashes, Kylie Lashes usually lean towards a lighter, softer look. To get that effect, you can use Flat lashesor closed fans to craft your spikes. We recommend going with 0.07 lashes in 3D for your closed fans, but if you’re aiming for an even softer, wispier vibe, feel free to use finer lashes.
Place your spikes on the top and middle layers of the lashes, then fill in the bottom layer with regular fans. The thickness you choose will depend on what your client prefers, but for that fluffy finish, we suggest using 3D or 4D in 0.07 with slightly wider fans. If you’re in a hurry, our Premade Lash Fans can save you some time!
One more thing: you can apply Kylie Lashes using any of the four main lash mapping styles, depending on what your client wants. Just because a look is trending doesn’t mean it has to be identical on every client!
Which Lashes Should You Use for Kylie Lashes?
To achieve a soft, textured look, go for thinner, lightweight spikes, ideally sticking to 3D or less. If you want to make the lashes even fluffier, skip wetting the tips as you might for Wet Set Lashes—this keeps the tips slightly open, enhancing the fluffy look.
Kylie Lashes are all about combining spikes with a fluffy, dense bottom layer. You can create these fans using standard volume lash extensions or Premade Lash Fans, as we’ve mentioned. However, for added fluff and wispiness with more density along the lash line, Easy Fan Lashes are a great choice!
And there you have it! Just like with any lash mapping style, feel free to experiment with different types of lashes and even add some color to create looks ranging from light and natural to more eye-catching! For a softer finish, try using Black Brown Lashes, or if your client wants their lashes to stand out, why not incorporate a few spikes with coloured lashes?
