Your Lash Mapping Guide to Kylie Lashes

Kylie Lashes: A Perfect Blend of Spiky Kim K Style and Fluttery Angel Lashes

One of the most consistent and timeless trends in eyelash extensions is of course the Natural lash look, it's still a top choice for many lash clients. But, if you have clients who can’t decide between soft, natural lashes and something a bit more daring, Kylie Lashes are the perfect middle ground meeting a natural lash set, with a bold spiky finish. Let’s dive into how you can create the Kylie Lash look and which lashes will make your sets shine.

What Are Kylie Lashes?

Kylie Lashes combine the light, lightweight feel of Angel Lashes with the bold, fluffy look of Kim K Lashes, keeping the signature spikes. This style is perfect for clients who want to transition from a natural lash look to something a bit more dramatic (or vice versa) without going overboard. 

How Do You Map Kylie Lashes?

Start by creating the spikes by dabbing a little Primer on the tips of the extensions. While you can use premade lash spikes for a longer and bolder lash look, Kylie Lashes tend to be softer, so opting to use Flat Lashes which weigh half that of a regular lash extension, or crafting thinner closed fans is ideal. We suggest using 0.07 lashes in 3D to create lash spikes, but you can go finer with 0.05 for an even wispier effect.

Place the lash spikes on the top and middle of the lash layers, then fill the bottom layer with regular volume fans. Choose the lash thickness based on your client’s preferences. For a fluffier finish, go for 3D or 4D in 0.07 with slightly wider fans. If you’re short on time, our Premade Lash Fans are a great option.

Remember, Kylie Lashes can be applied using any of the most popular lash mapping styles such as Doll Eye or Squirrel lashes to suit your client’s desired look—just because a style is popular doesn’t mean it should look the same on everyone.

Which Lashes Should You Use for Kylie Lashes?

For a softer, textured look, opt for thinner, lightweight spikes in 3D max in 0.05 or 0.07. For an extra fluffy finish, don’t wet the tips with Primer when creating spikes—this keeps them slightly open for that fluffy effect.

Kylie Lashes are all about combining lash spikes with a dense, fluffy base layer. You can use handcrafted volume lash extensions or Premade Lash Fans, but for even more texture and density along the lash line, Easy Fan Lashes are a fantastic choice.

Comparison: Kylie Lashes vs. Kim K vs. Angel Lashes

And there you have it! Like any lash mapping style, you can experiment with different lash types and even colours to create looks that range from subtle and natural to bold and eye-catching. For a softer finish which can achieve a more natural looking lash set, try Black Brown Lashes, or if your client wants to stand out, add a few coloured touches by crafting spikes with Ombre Lashes for a fun twist!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between Kim K and Kylie lashes?

While both styles feature a textured, wispy appearance with distinct spikes, Kim K lashes focus on a heavier, more dramatic volume base with longer, denser spikes. Kylie lashes are softer and fluffier, combining lightweight flat lashes or fine closed fans (0.05/0.07) for spikes with airy 3D/4D volume fans for a softer strip-lash finish.

What eye shape suits Kylie lashes best?

Kylie lashes are extremely versatile because the mapping can be adapted to almost any eye shape. They look particularly flattering on almond, round, and slightly downturned eyes, as the strategic placement of wispy spikes creates a lifting, eye-opening effect.

How long do Kylie lash extensions take to apply?

A full set of handcrafted Kylie lash extensions typically takes between 2 to 2.5 hours. The extra time accounts for carefully mapping the lash layers, creating uniform spikes with primer or flat lashes, and filling the lower layer with fluffy volume fans.

Can you create Kylie lashes using premade fans?

Yes! You can speed up your application time by using premade volume fans for the base layer alongside premade lash spikes or flat extensions for the wispy top layer, maintaining the signature textured strip-lash effect in less time.