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Technical glossary · Curl profiles

L+ curl lashes
explained.

Updated

In plain English

L+ generally describes a straight-base profile with a more pronounced or rounded upper lift than that supplier's L curl.

Also seen as: L plus curl

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What the term means.

The plus sign is a catalogue label rather than a mathematical increment. It does not specify added degrees, added length or a standard change in the base. Compare the lower and upper sections separately.

L+ can overlap with other straight-base hybrid profiles depending on the range. Technical records should include the supplier as well as the code. That makes an infill or product comparison more precise than a note saying only plus curl.

The technical details.

Profile
Straight base, fuller upper lift
Lower section
A straight lower attachment section
Tip and bend
A lifted upper portion with supplier-dependent roundness
Comparison
Compare L, LC and LD within the actual catalogue.

These are industry definitions. Product names, profiles and availability vary; your artist selects the actual system and construction for your appointment.

A common question.

Are L+ and LC identical?

Not universally. Both may combine a straighter base and curved upper section, but the bend position and curvature can differ between named products.

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