Beauty Eyelash Curler

THE BEST CURLER EVER MADE.

I've tried all kind of lash curlers over the years (ok, a LOT of years) and this is the best so far. I use the 3 spot method: curl as close to the lash base as possible without pinching, move up a bit and hold again, move up a bit more and hold again. This method will give the most natural curl and will also separate the lashes. Your mascara will apply much more easily and your lashes will be flirt worthy in no time.

I have used Shu Uemura, Shisedo and Bobbi Brown and Kevyn Aucoin is the best eyelash curler and it ROCKS! It curls all my lashes with out pinching and is shaped to fit my Asian almond shape eyes. Highly recommend!

I have tried many high-end curlers: Shiseido, Shu Uemara, Bliss, Lancome and a few drugstore brands, Maybelline and Revlon---none of them works as well as this one. I have even tried heated curlers--they work, but what a pain...As an Asian woman, I have almond-shaped eyes and very straight thin lashes. If I don't curl my lashes my mascara smears beneath my eyes--looks ridiculous. This curler never pinches-never. It always catches the very corner lashes--something no other curler has ever done. I don't have to squeeze it hard or hold if closed for too long--yet it always works! I am going to get another to keep in my gym bag.

Love it!! Works perfect. I’m 46 and never use false eyelash because I don’t like it

Kind of ridiculous to spend $20 on a metal tool (metal does not lose its shape from wear) EACH year. This company wants you to throw out a perfectly good tool rather than just offer replacement curler cushions. Didnt realize this when I bought it - but won’t be sinking any more money into this.

I bought this based on a Nordstrom employee recommendation. She highly recommended it and said it was the best eyelash curler you could buy. I bought it for my naturally semi-curled, mid-length, thinner lashes, but I wasn't impressed. My Tweezerman curler is much better. The Kevyn Aucoin curler doesn't curl per se, but gives more of the crimped L look that you can get from curlers. I HATE that look. I gave two stars because the curler is lightweight and operates smoothly, but I did find it pinches if not very careful.

I haven't been using a curler for a long time because the Shu Uemera pinches my eyes. Have had that issue with others too. This curler is a bit wider to accommodate my eye and the pads are thicker, wider and softer. Finally!!

Alway used Shu Uemura, but this lash curler is the best. It catches all the little lashes at both ends, doesn't give them an extreme "bend" and opens up more than others. It also comes with an extra pad, and that's a big plus. Gives lashes a natural curl look.

I have other eyelash curlers, and I would have to rank this one as second place. It pinches much less than a more expensive one that I own, but the "curl" that I get from this one is like a dramatic angle. This eyelash curler does open more than some, which could be a benefit for some people.

This is one odd product.. I tried several times to curl my lashes with it and it didn't do anything to my lashes whatsoever! HUH?!

This eyelash curler is the best one I've ever used. At 54, I've tried a lot of them. I bought a second one to keep at our summer home. My first one is 14 years old and still works like its new. I've never had a problem with it.