Best eyelash curler? (cut, brands, buy, thin)

[chiluvr1228]

I have tried a couple of brands and find they pinch my eyes or just don't work. Any suggestions on what has worked for you would be appreciated.

[Prosze]

I like one that a lot of people hate: Tweezerman supercurl eyelash curler. The sides are open so there is no pinching and all of my lashes fit in.

For whatever reason, I've never been able to use regular eyelash curlers.

[TabulaRasa]

I've given up on them. Revlon used to have my go-to curler, but the last one I used crimped and even CUT my eyelashes.

[pythonis]

Ive got a pair of Shiseidos, they work pretty good. Of course tbh its all in how you use them.

[Winky76]

There are also heated lash curlers that work really well. Much less damaging than crimp style curlers.

[emm74]

I like Shiseido too - but there is some individual variation on what is going to be the best match between the shape of the curler and the shape of your eyes, so you may have to try different ones to get the best one for you.

[TabulaRasa]

Originally Posted by Winky76

There are also heated lash curlers that work really well. Much less damaging than crimp style curlers.

Back when I used curlers, I always warmed them gently with a hairdryer, and then used very little pressure. Worked well.

[chiluvr1228]

Well, I just threw away a Revlon eyelash curler and today I picked up a Tweezerman. I guess it really does depend on your eye shape. Used to never have a problem with them but I guess as we get older gravity changes everything.

[coolgato]

Shiseido is top of the line, the best kind of eyelash curler but it also has a price to match, expensive, think it is $20.00. Shu Uemura also has a really good eyelash curler, I don't know how much those are, but probably expensive. You get what you paid sometimes, however that saying goes. I currently don't use an eyelash curler, but I am planning to buy the Shiseido at some point. You want a curler that will curl gently and not take your lashes out. Every eyelash counts!