Style Matcher
The right lash map starts with the eye shape
A cat-eye that flatters an almond eye can drag a downturned one; a doll map that opens a deep-set eye exaggerates a round one. We manufacture the trays behind these sets, and this is the mapping matrix our technical desk charts from studio orders and the major mapping schools — 8 base shapes, 5 effects, 3 techniques, 120 maps. Answer three questions and get the exact one.
LashPlus Corporation Limited · Private-label manufacturer since 2014
Maps follow EU/US consumption: C, CC and D curls as the base, with L, LC and M reserved for hooded and straight-lash corrections. Zone charts show 7 zones, inner to outer.
Why shape decides the map
Every mapping decision — where the peak sits, how curls progress, where length is forbidden — exists to work with the lid, the crease and the corner tilt in front of you. The same "cat-eye" order means a progressive corner build on almond eyes, a stepped-down final zone on hooded eyes, and a contraindication on downturned eyes. That is why we chart styles per shape instead of ranking them: what studios order for one shape barely overlaps with the next.
Browse by eye shape
From map to tray
Every map the matcher returns resolves to trays we manufacture — classic, volume, easy fan, premade fans — in mixed 7–15mm lengths so one tray covers a full zone chart. Private label from 50 trays, free sample first.