Ultra-fine, short lash extensions designed specifically for the lower lash line — completing the full-eye look from every angle with depth and definition that upper lashes alone can't achieve. Why You'll Love It Complete the full-eye look — lower lash extensions add depth and definition that transforms a standard lash set into a premium full-eye service Two thickness options — 0.07mm for a natural barely-there look, 0.10mm for more visible definition on the lower lash line Downward curl options — J and B curls mimic the natural direction of lower lashes for a realistic, seamless result Premium service upgrade — a high-value add-on that clients with sparse or invisible lower lashes will love Key Features Designed specifically for the lower lash line Two thickness options: 0.07mm (natural) / 0.10mm (defined) Available in 2 curls: J, B (downward direction) 5–7mm mix tray — short lengths for lower lash application Premium PBT fiber, deep matte black Classic 1:1 application on lower natural lashes FDA & CE certified — safe for professional salon use Cruelty-free, vegan materials Duty-free shipping to US & EU Best For Lash artists offering a premium full-eye lash service upgrade Clients with sparse, short, or invisible lower lashes Editorial, photoshoot, and special occasion lash sets Salons wanting to increase service value with a lower lash extension add-on Clients who want under lash extensions for a complete, defined eye look Specifications Thickness Options 0.07mm / 0.10mm Material Premium PBT Fiber, Deep Matte Black Available Curls J, B (downward direction) Available Lengths 5–7mm mix tray Application Classic 1:1 on lower natural lashes Certifications FDA & CE Certified, Cruelty-Free Compare Options — Lower vs Upper Lash Extensions Feature Bottom Lash Extensions — You are here Upper Lash Extensions Length Range 5–7mm 8–16mm Curl Options J / B (downward) C / D / M / L etc. Retention 2–3 weeks 4–6 weeks Application Lower lash line only Upper lash line How To Use Prep — Cleanse natural lashes with Eyelash Primer and protect upper lashes with Gel Eye Patches Isolate — Use fine-tip isolation tweezers for precise placement on the lower lash line Pick up — Select the appropriate length (5–7mm) for each section of the lower lash line Dip — Dip the base into 0.5s Lash Glue — use minimal adhesive to minimize client discomfort Apply — Apply one extension per natural lower lash — do not stack Cure — Use a nano mister to cure and seal the adhesive Related Guides Bottom Lash Extensions: Complete Application Guide & Pro Tips Bottom Lash Map: A Complete Guide to Bottom Lash Extensions Lash Retention Guide: Why Extensions Fall Out and How to Fix It Complete Your Full-Eye Kit 0.5s Lash Glue — Fast bond for precise lower lash placement Eyelash Primer — Prep for 30–50% longer retention Gel Eye Patches — Protect upper lashes during lower lash application Lash Shampoo — Oil-free cleanser for aftercare FAQ Which thickness should I choose for lower lash extensions? 0.07mm for a natural, barely-there lower lash look. 0.10mm for more visible definition on the lower lash line — ideal for clients with very sparse lower lashes wanting noticeable enhancement. Which curl works best for lower lash extensions? J curl for a natural downward direction that mimics real lower lashes. B curl for a slightly more defined, visible effect that still looks natural. B curl is the most popular choice for clients wanting a noticeable but realistic result. How do I apply lower lash extensions safely? Use fine-tip isolation tweezers for precise placement. Apply one extension per natural lower lash — do not stack. Use a fast-drying adhesive (0.3s–0.5s) to minimize client discomfort. Protect upper lashes with Gel Eye Patches. How long do bottom lash extensions last? Lower lashes have a shorter growth cycle than upper lashes, so expect 2–3 weeks before a refill is needed. Proper aftercare with oil-free lash shampoo every 2–3 days extends retention. Can I offer bottom lash extensions as an add-on service? Yes — lower lash extensions are one of the highest-value add-ons in a lash menu. Most artists charge an additional $20–40 for a full lower lash set, and clients with sparse lower lashes are often eager to book this upgrade once they see the full-eye result.
