💫 Tweezerman Super Curl Eyelash Curler in Black - Enhancing your lashes Review

These eyelash curlers are amazing! I'm 61 and my lashes haven't looked there for years. I've tried every eyelash curler and mascara but to no avail. So, here is the best way to use this curler. I first heat it up with a hair dryer. It's made of plastic so it doesn't overheat. Gently lift your eyelid and curl your lashes. The heat really helps set the curl. Let me just say that this method has not worked with any other curler. Now use waterproof mascara. Holds up better than not waterproof…

Curls well and quickly, but be careful not to put it too close to the root of the lashes as it can easily pull them out without effort and pain as it does is not pinch. One thing I don't like is the small through hole, it's too small.

Broke after a month of little use. It's sad because I liked it. You need to put a stronger pin, not plastic. Also spend. It won't last long and if it lasts longer than a few weeks you will lose your money.

This curler is more difficult to use on my short and thin lashes. It consumes my eye and my eyes water every time I try to use it. My lashes didn't curl very well even when the curlers were heated with a hair dryer. I tried to give it some time to get used to it but it was too much effort.

I have used almost every eyelash curler in existence. This one wins, hands down. It never ceases to amaze me that this gadget never makes it onto any of the "Best Eyelash Curler” lists because it absolutely is. The open sides prevent the outer and inner lashes from getting caught in the side arms like other curlers and make this eyelash curler stand out. from the rest. Additionally, the lack of side arms allows the lashes to curl into a wider fan shape than curlers with side arms. While the…

plastic curler tweezers are my favorite! I have long eyelashes and the problem I have had with other curlers is that they pinch my hair or break my eyelashes. I like to heat them up with a blow dryer and curl my lashes. I lowered the rating to 4 instead of 5 because they break (maybe after 4 months of daily use?). I think part of the problem is related to the heat and pressure I'm putting on the grips. Highly recommended.

It's not as easy as a regular eyelash curler but I wasn't sure if the metal would bother my eyes so I bought these. I also bought a black coated curling iron which didn't work at all. I've tried the more expensive Ulta eyelash curlers but settled on Tweezerman - it's the best and even their cheap eyelash curler beats most.