Why Matte Black Lashes are a Must-Have for Your Lash Business?

If you’re in the lash industry, you know how important it is to offer products that not only stand out but also deliver consistently stunning results. One of the top lash trends in recent years? Matte black lashes. Whether you’re just starting your lash business or looking to elevate your current offerings, here’s why matte black lashes deserve a permanent place in your inventory.

04 Benefits of Having Matte Black Lashes in Your Collection 

1. Natural and voluminous results

Matte black lashes offer a deep, velvety finish that gives the illusion of fuller, denser lashes without looking overly shiny or artificial. Unlike glossy lashes, matte black lashes don’t reflect light, which makes them appear more natural and seamlessly blended with real lashes – making them ideal for clients who are after a natural looking lash style.

2. Comfortable and lightweight

Most high-quality matte black lashes are made from premium synthetic fibers, making them lightweight and comfortable to wear. Their soft texture means less irritation and more satisfaction for your clients—leading to better retention and comfortable for long wear.

For example, at CharmLash, our matte black lashes are tapered longer than the regular deep black lash materials so they’re lightweight, soft, and allow for smooth and easy application of various techniques.

3. Perfect for any lash techniques

Matte black lashes work well across the board. Whether you’re creating a soft classic set or a mega volume masterpiece, the deep pigment of matte black lashes subtly enhances the eyes with minimal effort. They’re also ideal for creating a clean, dense lash line that doesn’t look too artificial.

4. High-end appeal for your lash collections

If you want your lash brand to be associated with luxury and professionalism, matte black lashes align with that image. Their refined finish gives your sets a high-end touch that clients will notice. Many experienced lash artists prefer matte finishes because they elevate the overall look without needing to use extra bold styling.

At CharmLash, we are currently offering 4 types of matte black lash materials. These matte black lashes are great materials to create a natural and fluffy lash look. Let’s take a look at each of them! 

04 Types of Matte Black Lash Materials at CharmLash

Super Faux Mink 

This kind of lash material was introduced in August 2023. Made of German PBT and meticulously manufactured in Japan without using any real mink fur and human hair, Super Faux Mink has a true black color and appears to be matte compared to its Faux Mink pal. Being a long tapered material itself, Super Faux Mink looks seamlessly natural, soft, fluffy and weightless. 

As Super Faux Mink is available in all lengths, curls, thicknesses and colors to choose from, this material is widely trusted by popular lash artists.

Velvet Mink 

Another type of ultra-lightweight, voluminous matte black lashes set we have at CharmLash is Velvet Mink. Made of high-end PBT fibers imported from Germany, Velvet Mink is natural black, incredibly soft and delicate with a semi-matte finish. The reason why this matte velvet lashes material is incredibly lightweight and delicate is that we’ve implemented an innovative hollow technology to construct three holds inside the lash body so it’s 30-40% lighter than the other lash materials. What’s better than owning a natural black matte lashes set that is velvety black but also feathery and soft?

Velvet Mink is available in all curls, lengths and its thicknesses are available in 0.05 & 0.07.

Cashmere Silk

Having been introduced in October 2024, what makes Cashmere Silk special is its own texture that resembles the structure of human hair cuticles. This lash material comes with a matte black finish so it’s no doubt Cashmere Silk gives off a natural lashes look.

Cashmere Silk is designed in ways that lash techs can easily apply various fanning techniques such as rainbow, lonely fan and wiggle. The material is available in 0.07 & 0.1.

Premium Matte

Premium Matte, as it’s being called, is the lash material with the ultimate matte finish. And since this is a long tapered material, this synthetic material is soft, refined and comes with an ultra-matte black value that looks natural and effortlessly voluminous!

That being said, lash artists can go for multiple mega volume/Russian lash fanning techniques and still retain that weightless and featherlight feel a matte material can offer with Premium Matte.

This matte black lashes are available in all curls, lengths, thicknesses and colors. Available thicknesses include: 0.02, 0.03, 0.05, 0.07, and 0.1.

Customized lengths and curls

At CharmLash, we customize various curls to attain a wide variety of looks to suit different personal preferences, personalities and styles. Currently, we’re offering the following types of curls – they are:

• Normal curls (J, B, C, CC, D, DD), which can be customized for any length from 4-25mm. 
• Special curls (L, M, V, L+, LD), which can be customized for any length from 5-25mm.

Recommended glue tape options

Glue tapes are used to perform different fan techniques. Each glue tape is tailored to different lash extension thicknesses to ensure optimal adhesive support during the lash application.

Here are some of our recommended glue tapes for each thickness:

To sum up

With their natural look, lightweight and soft texture, matte black lashes are setting the standard in the lash industry. If you haven’t added them to your lash collection yet, there’s no better time to add matte black lashes to your collection than now!

If you have any questions regarding our matte black lashes or anything related to lash materials, don’t hesitate and reach out to us! We’d love to discuss lashes with you!

Want to know more about our lash offerings? You can visit the links below:

Why Natural Lashes are a Must-have for Your Lash Business?

Why Subtle Lash Extensions Are Here to Stay — The Return of the Natural Lash Look

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