🌍 Travel-friendly and effective: JAPONESQUE Travel Go Curl Lash Curler Review

My straight Asian lashes don't usually curl no matter what I do. However, this curler made it look like rays of sunshine were coming out of my eyeballs! Wonderful! (Picture without mascara, maybe 15 minutes after curling!) However, I will say that it looks like she is curling her lashes rather than curling them, so she is able to create the effect of straight lashes , which I want, so if you want to create that gradual curl that you curl in multiple places along your lashes, it may not be the…

I really like this compact eyelash curler, it suits my eyes much better than a regular curler and stings a lot less! I've had many of these over the years, but I particularly like this brand's model. I have had 2 of these curlers since December 2017. One worked from December 2017 to March 2019, the second I got on 03/27/2019 a few days ago, on 07/20/2019 I became too weak to curl my eyelashes effectively. It looks like the plastic on the lever is starting to warp or crack, but it's not an…

I'm in my 40s and have been curling my eyelashes every day for 7 years! Because? It has never made much of a difference in my experience. I used to curl my lashes (when I was 20) when I was dressing up, going on a date, or going to a club and wanted to look a little "made up"; more than my everyday life. I used to get frustrated when I curled my lashes (many years ago) because the second I applied mascara they straightened again! So I stopped curling. For almost 20 years! Then about 7 years ago

There was a time when I thought JAPONESQUE rollers were better than other rollers. So many rave reviews! Around the time of my first purchase, I also learned how to properly use an eyelash curler, which is worth (at least in my eyes) holding it and giving it a few squeezes, and then holding it again for a few seconds. I was new to makeup, I confused correlation with causation, and I thought that little curler made my lashes look so amazing. So I bought another one when the first one broke after

Super straight Asian eyelashes are here. This has been my favorite eyelash curler for over ten years. Before I discovered this wonderful little tool, I used standard metal hair curlers. They never worked well for me because the curve on the plates was always more pronounced than my eyelids. It's a bit hard to imagine unless you're struggling with the same problem, but imagine your eyelid as a flat surface, say a table, and your curlers as a banana. It just doesn't lie flat. Well, I've always…