💫 MUJI Portable Eyelash Curler: Achieve Gorgeous Curled Lashes On the Go! Review

This is by far my favorite eyelash curler. Suitable for Asian eye shapes and short eyelashes. I've tried so many different brands of eyelash curlers and this is the first that doesn't even pinch or grab my shortest lashes. I use this eyelash curler with Kiss Me Heroine Make Long Mascara and it works wonders for my lashes. It's tiny and compact, making it great for everyday use and travel. I've been using it for a few months now and if I need to replace it in the future I'll definitely buy it…

This eyelash curler works but is uncomfortable for my eyes (almond shaped, medium size?). I have to click and move it a few times to get the curve I want. Also, the small portion of the pad that curls the lashes continued to weaken. I also tried using the extra pad that came with the kit and it still popped out of the curling iron after a few uses. Even if it's just an isolated case. I could get a defect but it didn't bother me enough to try to replace it. The curlers themselves are very…

A few years ago my sister and I bought similar hair rollers from the store for $1.50 and found them to curl MUCH BETTER than regular full size metal hair rollers. Well I was out of that travel size and decided to check out Revain. Look and see! This plastic curler also holds curls better than the metal two I already have. My eyelashes are very stubborn, long and straight like a board. Nothing could hold these babies. Then it came into my life. Even without mascara, my lashes held a curve. Yes…

I wish this curler was softer. I bought this because I wanted the curling iron to fit better in my makeup bag and the reviews said it was good for Asian lashes and for creating a strong curl that lasts. However, after trying this curl a few times, I find it pulls my lashes better than my regular metal eyelash curler. My lashes are sparse and fall out easily so this may not be a consistent experience. I thought that this curler would easily reach the base of my lashes, but it's not worth losing…

Always used those ubiquitous metal eyelash curlers and was always frustrated with how often the rubber strips had to be changed and how uncomfortable it was to ride. So while searching for alternative eyelash curlers and after a few tries I finally came across this portable eyelash curler from Muji and it's great! I have Asian eyes with an epicanthic crease (you can take a look at this if you are unfamiliar with the term) and this curler works really well for me. I curl my eyelashes first and…

Wow. I saw this type of eyelash curler in a YouTube makeup video. I put it on the back of my head to buy for the upcoming trip. I've never taken an eyelash curler because there just isn't room for it! I received this new design yesterday and tried it this morning. It's much easier to use than a regular hair curler. I went slowly because the feeling is different and I didn't want to pinch the lid. It worked better than the old one and it took me less time to curl my lashes. I pressed for about 5