Spike Lash Extensions 0.07mm | Wispy Kim K & Cat-Eye Accent Lashes

One spike. Placed right. Changes the entire look.

Single-tip accent lashes placed strategically across the lash line — the essential tool for creating the dramatic pointed spikes that define wispy, wet-look, Kim K, cat-eye, and anime lash styles. At 0.07mm, they’re lightweight enough to place on any natural lash while delivering the sharp, defined texture your clients are asking for.

Why Lash Artists Choose Swaniya Spike Lashes

• Precise texture control — single-tip design lets you place spikes exactly where your lash map calls for them, giving you full control over the final look — subtle wispy or full Kim K drama
• Defines the most requested trending styles — the go-to accent lash for wispy, Kim K, wet-look, cat-eye, anime, and editorial sets; clients search for these looks by name
• Beginner-friendly application — applies exactly like a classic lash extension; the drama comes from strategic lash mapping, not technique complexity
• Available up to 18mm — long lengths for dramatic outer-corner spikes, cat-eye mapping, and editorial looks that stand out
• Lightweight and safe — 0.07mm PBT fiber is safe for natural lashes, even on clients with fine or sparse lashes

Key Features

• Single-tip spike design — precise accent placement for custom lash maps
• 0.07mm thickness — lightweight, safe for natural lashes
• Premium PBT fiber — deep matte black, holds curl long-term
• Available in 3 curls: C (natural), CC (between C and D), D (dramatic)
• Lengths: 8mm–15mm individual, 8–15mm mix tray, 13–15mm mix, 16–18mm mix
• FDA & CE certified — safe for professional salon use
• Cruelty-free, vegan materials

Best For

• Wispy, wet-look, Kim K, and editorial lash sets
• Cat-eye, anime, and doll-eye lash mapping
• Adding texture and dimension to hybrid and volume sets
• Lash artists wanting to offer the most requested trending spike styles
• Clients who want a customized, editorial lash look

Specifications

Compare Options — Spike & Texture Accent Lash Range

How To Apply Spike Lash Extensions

1. Prep — Cleanse natural lashes with Eyelash Primer to remove oils and maximize adhesion
2. Map — Plan spike placement before starting: longer spikes (14–18mm) at the outer corner for cat-eye, shorter (8–10mm) at the inner corner for a natural transition
3. Apply base — Complete your volume or classic base first using Easy Fanning 0.07mm
4. Dip — Dip the spike base into 0.5s Lash Glue — use minimal adhesive for a clean, precise bond
5. Place — Apply spike lashes every 3–5 lashes for subtle wispy effect, or 15–20 per eye clustered at the outer corner for Kim K drama
6. Cure — Use a nano mister or Lash Bonder to cure and seal the adhesive after the set

Related Guides

• Spike Lashes vs Wispy Lashes: Which Style Is Right for Your Client?
• Anime Lashes vs Wispy Lashes: Which Style Is Right for Your Client?
• How to Create Anime Lash Extensions: Products, Mapping, and Technique

Complete Your Wispy Lash Kit

• 0.5s Lash Glue — Fast-bonding adhesive for precise spike placement
• Eyelash Primer — Prep natural lashes for maximum retention
• Easy Fanning 0.07mm — Volume base to pair with spike accents
• 4D W Shape Lashes 0.07mm — Pre-structured texture for faster wispy sets

FAQ

How many spike lashes do I need per set?

For a subtle wispy effect, place 8–12 spikes per eye. For a dramatic Kim K or wet-look set, use 15–20 spikes per eye, clustered at the outer corner. For anime or cat-eye styles, concentrate longer spikes (14–18mm) at the outer third of the lash line.

How do I use spike lashes in a lash map?

Apply your volume or classic base first using Easy Fanning 0.07mm, then place spike lashes every 3–5 lashes for texture. Use longer spikes (14–18mm) at the outer corner for cat-eye, shorter (8–10mm) at the inner corner for a natural transition. Map before you start — placement is everything with spike lashes.

What is the difference between spike lashes and W-shape lashes?

Spike lashes are single-tip lashes placed individually for precise, fully customizable texture control. 4D W-shape lashes have a built-in 4-tip structure that creates automatic spike texture without individual placement. Use spike lashes for maximum control and custom lash mapping; use W-shape lashes for speed and consistent fluffy volume.

Can beginners use spike lash extensions?

Yes — spike lashes apply exactly like classic lash extensions, one per natural lash. The key skill is lash mapping: plan your spike placement before starting the set. The application technique itself is straightforward for any lash artist.

What curl should I choose for spike lashes?

C curl gives a natural, open-eye lift suitable for most clients and wispy styles. CC curl is between C and D — ideal for clients wanting more drama without the full D curl. D curl is the most dramatic and is popular for Kim K, wet-look, and cat-eye styles where maximum curl impact is desired.

What length should I use for spike lashes?

For inner corner spikes: 8–10mm for a natural transition. For mid-lash texture: 10–12mm. For outer corner drama and cat-eye: 13–15mm. For editorial, anime, or extreme cat-eye: 16–18mm. The 8–15mm mix tray is the most versatile option for full lash mapping across the entire lash line.