0.10 Lash Extensions

0.10 mm lash extensions sit between finer 0.07 mm fibres and bolder 0.15 mm classic lashes. They’re a useful option for soft, defined classic sets and, where the natural lashes can support the combined weight, narrow 2D fans.

Explore deep-black Mayfair faux mink, Chelsea lashes with a subtle sheen, two-tone coloured trays and short lengths for lower lash styling. Curl and length options vary by tray, so check the individual product before choosing a mix for your lash trolley.

What Makes 0.10 mm Lash Extensions So Useful?

Soft classic sets. A 0.10 mm extension can give a clean, mascara-like finish when a 0.15 mm lash would look bolder than your client wants. Choose the length and curl to suit the natural lash.
Narrow 2D fans. If you make fans by hand, two 0.10 mm fibres can add definition without the visual density of a fuller volume set. Assess the combined weight and use a finer diameter where needed.
Subtle colour accents. Blend shades such as Violet/Blue, Mint Green or Pink/Hot Pink into your map for a pop of colour. Check the available diameters and curls in our coloured lash extensions collection.

How 0.10 mm Compares to Nearby Thicknesses

Feature	0.07 mm lashes	0.10 mm lashes	0.15 mm lashes
Common use	Handmade Russian volume fans	Soft 1:1 classic sets or narrow 2D fans where suitable	Traditional 1:1 classic sets
Relative weight per fibre	Lighter at the same length	Between 0.07 mm and 0.15 mm at the same length	Heavier at the same length
What to assess	The total weight of the finished fan	The natural lash’s strength, extension length and whether you’re applying a single fibre or a fan	Whether the natural lash can support a thicker single extension
Typical finish	Soft, fluffy volume	Clean mascara definition or a textured wet look	Bold, crisp classic definition

Choosing Your Curl, Finish and Length

Start with the client’s natural lash direction, eye shape and preferred finish. For help planning the set, see our guide to lash mapping for different eye shapes.

Curl Options

C curl: A soft curve for subtle, everyday definition.
CC curl: A more pronounced curve for clients who want extra lift.
D curl: A stronger curl for a more dramatic finish. Check how it sits against the natural lash and whether it clears the eyelid.
L and M curls: More angular profiles that can work for eyeliner or fox-eye styling, depending on the client’s natural lash direction.
B curl: A gentler curve to consider for lower lash styling, where the natural lash direction and clearance allow.

Finishes and Short Lengths

Mayfair 0.10 mm (from £15.99): Deep black with a soft, semi-matte finish for a velvety classic set.
Chelsea 0.10 mm (from £11.99): A subtle sheen for crisp, defined classic work.
Mayfair Bottom & Short Lashes (from £4.49): Short lengths for lower lash styling and areas such as the inner corners, where a shorter extension may fit the map better.

Matching 0.10 mm to Your Client’s Natural Lashes

Fine natural lashes: A short 0.10 mm single extension may be suitable when the natural lash can support it. Choose a lighter option or skip the lash if it’s too fragile to support an extension.
Average natural lashes: A 0.10 mm classic set can give soft definition. Select each length based on the natural lash and the overall map.
Sparse lash lines: Narrow 2D fans can add definition where there are suitable natural lashes to attach them to. Use finer fibres if the combined weight would be too much.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are 0.10 mm lash extensions used for?

They’re commonly used for soft 1:1 classic sets and can also be used for narrow 2D fans where the natural lashes can support the weight. They’re a useful choice when your client wants clean, mascara-like definition with a softer finish than a bolder classic set.

Can you make volume fans with 0.10 mm lashes?

Yes. The Mayfair and Chelsea 0.10 mm product pages list 2D volume as an option. Assess the total weight of the fan and the strength of the natural lash before applying it. For larger fans, choose a finer fibre, such as 0.07 mm or 0.05 mm, based on the length and number of fibres you plan to use.

Are 0.10 mm lashes suitable for fine or weak lashes?

They can be suitable for some fine natural lashes, particularly in shorter lengths. A finer diameter alone doesn’t guarantee a suitable fit. Consider the extension length, total weight and condition of the natural lash. If a lash is damaged or too weak to support an extension, leave it out of the set.

What’s the difference between Mayfair and Chelsea in 0.10 mm?

Choose Mayfair for a deep-black, semi-matte finish and Chelsea for a softer sheen. Both can be used for classic sets or suitable 2D work. Check the available curls and lengths for each tray before choosing one for your map.