Any opinions on heated eyelash curlers?
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Oct 11, 2010
Su K.
So, I have fairly short, sparse eyelashes that kind of go all over the place -- some go way left, some go way right, some go up, some go down. Whenever I use a regular eyelash curler and mascara, the craziness just seems to be accentuated. I'm wondering if a heated eyelash curler will help the hairs all go in one direction. Has anyone used heated eyelash curlers, and do they work? Or, any suggestions on curling lashes?
Oct 11, 2010
Ellen L.
I love my heated eye lash curler! It'll probably help tame your lashes a little bit, not sure if it'll cure the problem. What I like about the heated eyelash curler is that I can curl my lashes after applying mascara not worry about breaking my lashes. I have pretty short lashes and it seems to help. I also have been using an eyelash lengthening product (rapidlash) and that totally helps!
Oct 12, 2010
Su K.
What kind of heated lash curler do you use? Do you think it matters which one I get?
Oct 12, 2010
Ellen L.
I don't think it matters. I use the one from Sephora, costs about $13. I do have to replace the battery every month or so - it take 1 AAA.
Oct 12, 2010
Tami Y.
I personally am scared of any heat touching my lashes. I permed my lashes years ago (and it works) and that scared me to death. I'm currently using Talika's lash serum and it seems to be conditioning my lashes, making them a tiny bit longer and curlier...
Oct 20, 2010
Meghan M.
i believe sonia kashuk has a good one.. but i find that it really doesnt make a difference with my lashes (using heated vs non)
http://teaseandtweeze.blogspot.com/
Oct 24, 2010
Diann K.
I actually hated theSephora one had it twice and both times it carcked. I like the one from Blinc. Tami, you don;t have to get that close to your lids...
Oct 26, 2010
Caitlyn C.
i looooooove my eyelash curler...i got it from i think walgreens for 4 dollars, it is the best!
Oct 27, 2010
Su K.
4 dollars? No way -- what kind is it?
Oct 27, 2010
Caitlyn C.
Ardell Heated Eyelash Curler...it's the bomb.com girl!
Oct 27, 2010
Caitlyn C.
And I see a HUGE difference with a heated lash curler and non...huge.
Nov 2, 2010
MariaPaula S.
I have super short, super straight, & super thin lashes. I have the Avon heated lash curler. I use it just to apply heat on my lashes before using my Shiseido lash curler. It helps A LOT when it comes to my lashes.
Nov 3, 2010
Amelia N.
I SWEAR by my heated curler... put it this way, your hair wouldn't hold a curl that well without a heated curler right? Same thing! :) Curl AFTER mascara is dried though :) Don't be tempted to do it before!
Nov 3, 2010
Thao L.
Heated eyelash curlers can be tricky. They either curl too much or burn your eyelids. I like heating mine up w. the good old fashion blow-dryer. The perfect amount of heat for the perfect curl!
Nov 3, 2010
Ivonne F.
I tried a heated one a while back and didnt really see a difference, i just stick to my regular one and heat it with a lighter LOL i think it works better and u can control the heat better as well
Nov 6, 2010
Yu A.
I didn't like mine.. I got it as a gift, and it just didn't heat up enough. I hear about people who get their manual curlers and put it up against their hair straighteners or a lighter to heat it up before they curl their eyelashes, apparently that works to make the curls stay longer.
Nov 6, 2010
Su K.
I am kind of afraid to heat up my manual curler; my eyes are so hooded, and my eyelashes are so short, that I have to really place it on my lids to get to my lashes. I saw good reviews on the Blinc heated curler, and, it just so happened that there was a great deal on HauteLook.com this week, so I went ahead and bought it.