💁 Panasonic EH2351AC Silicone Wand-Style Heated Eyelash Curler Comb with Non-Stick Technology Review

I have tried two types of heated eyelash curlers. Blue arrow is Panasonic Wand device, pink arrow is Touch Beauty Heated Eyelash Curler TB-2003A, I look down, slightly down, straight ahead and up for comparison. I used eyelash primer and waited. dry it. I then used this Panasonic device in one eye and Touch Beauty in the other eye and couldn't see any noticeable difference in either eye. Then I applied a coat of mascara and really saw the difference between the two! I tried again after my…

That's why I love this thing - I have compulsive body issues, one of which is related to my eyelashes, if I see or feel an eyelash curve slightly or cross another eyelash, I I'm going to pull them out, which of course meant that I had almost no lashes left. I bought this thing because I figured if I could feel the whip fall out, maybe I could "straighten it out" so I don't have to pull it out again. It works great for me. I chose this particular model because of the "comb" design. It has REAL…

I added before (no mascara and wave) and after (mascara then wave) and a front image. I have very long, thin and light eyelashes. Mascara tends to weigh them down slightly and make them stand out straight. Since there is a blonde, I have a thin line from the roots. I've always used a metal curling iron and heated it with either a hair dryer or hot water, but instead of straight curls I got frizzy curls. I was always afraid to try them because I didn't want to get burned or afraid they wouldn't…

My lashes grow down and regular eyelash curlers NEVER hold a curl. I use it in combination with a drier mascara formula and apply it to the curled part of my lashes and I'm pleasantly surprised that the curl lasts most of the day! You can also use a second time AFTER your mascara is completely dry to intensify curls. This style of heated eyelash curler (which tweaks) is the only heated eyelash curler worth trying for my unruly lashes! UPDATE: Just a few months after purchase and little use…

I have to admit, when I found out there was an 'eyelash curler' for lashes, I rolled my eyes. But after reading many positive reviews I spent $12 and bought it. My lashes are so short and thin that I can't even get extensions because my natural lashes can't support them so I took a chance with this device and I'm very glad I did. I love it! With this wonderful little curler I can make my lashes look normal, even slightly thick and long. I've tried several techniques and this one works best for…