Coloured Lashes

Coloured lash extensions are synthetic PBT lashes dyed in shades such as pink, blue, violet, green, red and neon. London Lash stocks 15 professional trays in 0.07 and 0.15 thickness, C, CC and D curls, from £10.99. Designed strictly for professional lash technicians, our range provides vibrant pigment, soft texture, and seamless fan creation, allowing you to easily stock high-performing trays for every custom set.

What are coloured lash extensions?

Coloured lash extensions are engineered from premium PBT fibre—the exact same base material as standard black extensions—and dyed thoroughly for lasting colour density. They offer identical weight, soft faux mink finish, and thermal curl retention across C, CC, and D curls as our full lash extension range. Lash technicians use them either as a full colour set or as strategic accent lashes blended into a classic dark baseline. Because the pigment is locked into the fibre, these lashes fan cleanly without losing their structural integrity or soft texture.

Shop coloured lashes by style

Two-tone ombre lashes

Featuring a rich black base fading into a vibrant coloured tip, our two-tone ombre lashes (available in Blue, Pink, and Violet in 0.07, Mix 8–14mm) offer the subtlest way to introduce colour to clients. The dark base maintains definition along the lash line while the tips deliver a pop of colour in direct light.

Faux mink colour duos

Our duo trays house two complementary shades in one tray, such as Violet/Blue, Pink/Hot Pink, or Red/Red Brown. Available in 0.07 for hand-made volume fanning and 0.15 for classic single-lash application, these trays give you ultimate mapping versatility without needing multiple single-colour trays.

Neon volume lashes

For festival sets, editorial shoots, and competition sets, Volume Faux Mink Neon trays (0.07, CC and D curl) deliver maximum pigment saturation. These neon volume lashes offer intense brightness that holds up under strong lighting and dramatic styling.

Burgundy lashes

Designed in 0.07 with Soft Glam and Chic curls, burgundy lashes offer a subtle alternative to black. Rather than reading as bright colour, burgundy adds warmth and depth, making it ideal for blonde, red-haired, or mature clients who prefer a softer finish than deep black or brown lash extensions.

Which glue should you use with coloured lash extensions?

Using standard black adhesive with light lashes (such as yellow, pink, or light blue) creates a dark attachment point that dulls the colour intensity. To maintain pure colour payoff at the root, pair your set with a clear, carbon-black-free adhesive.

• Crystal Bond clear lash adhesive: Offers a 1–2 second drying time, ideal for standard room conditions and most application speeds.

• InvisiBlue: Features a fast 0.5-second drying time tailored for experienced technicians. It carries a light blue tint in the bottle for easy visibility on your palette, curing completely clear on the natural lash.

For darker shades like dark blue, burgundy, or red-brown, standard black glue remains a deliberate technical choice to enhance the eyeliner effect. If you need help matching adhesive dry times to your room's humidity and temperature, consult our Glue Chart. Note: Carbon-black-free formulas are ideal for clients with sensitive eyes, but a true cyanoacrylate allergy is a medical contraindication.

Choosing colours for your client's eye colour

Selecting complementary shades using the colour wheel makes the client's iris colour pop. Warm tones (yellow, orange, red-brown) enhance blue eyes; violet and burgundy bring out green eyes; blue and green shades contrast beautifully against brown eyes. Beyond full sets, try outer-third accents or a coloured bottom layer under a black top layer for a subtle colour pop. For more mapping ideas, read our top 5 tips for working with coloured lashes.

Working with coloured lashes — application notes

Retention for coloured eyelash extensions matches standard black lashes when natural lashes are properly prepared with cleanser and primer. Always ensure the primer is completely dry before applying adhesive to prevent bond degradation. Use 0.07 for crafting volume fans and 0.15 for classic applications. Because clear adhesive is noticeable if over-applied, maintain precise adhesive pickup for clean attachments. All products are for professional use only.

Frequently Asked Questions

What colour lash extensions should I get?

Choose a shade opposite your client's eye colour on the colour wheel—blue eyes suit warm tones like red brown, green eyes suit violet and burgundy, and brown eyes suit blue and teal. For a client hesitant about bright shades, two-tone ombre lashes offer a safe start since the black base maintains normal lash line definition.

What glue do you use with coloured lash extensions?

Use a clear, carbon-black-free adhesive so the attachment point stays invisible. Crystal Bond dries in 1–2 seconds and suits most room conditions, while InvisiBlue dries in 0.5 seconds for experienced technicians and cures completely clear. Black adhesive remains a valid option for dark colours where an eyeliner effect is desired.

Do coloured lash extensions last as long as black ones?

Yes. Coloured extensions are made from the same PBT fibre as black lashes, so retention depends on prep, adhesive choice, and room conditions rather than pigment. Cleanse and prime the natural lashes, allow primer to dry fully, and isolate cleanly to achieve identical retention to a black lash set.

Are coloured lash extensions more expensive?

Not at London Lash. Standard coloured lash trays are £16.99—the same price as our standard black trays—with Volume Faux Mink Neon trays priced at £19.99. Technicians often charge clients a premium fee for colored lash extensions because custom colour mapping and blending require extra treatment time.

What thickness do coloured lashes come in?

London Lash coloured lashes come in 0.07 and 0.15 thicknesses. Use 0.07 for handmade volume fans and hybrid sets, and 0.15 for classic, one-to-one application. Available options include C, CC, and D curls in faux mink duos, alongside Soft Glam and Chic curls in our Burgundy collection.

Can you mix coloured lashes with black lashes?

Yes, mixing coloured eyelashes with black lashes is the most popular application style. Technicians frequently place colour on the outer third, layer a coloured bottom row underneath a black top row, or scatter individual coloured fans throughout a set to create a subtle colour pop.