EYELASH CURLER

Types of Eyelash Curlers

• Classic Metal Curler: The traditional tool with a padded clamp. Delivers a strong, long-lasting curl when used correctly. Best for all eye shapes and a must-have in your beauty kit.
• Heated Eyelash Curler: Uses gentle warmth to curl lashes, similar to how a hair curler works. Creates a softer, more natural curl that typically lasts longer.
• Mini/Partial Curler: Designed for inner and outer corner lashes that standard curlers can't easily reach. Ideal for hooded or deep-set eyes.
• Mechanical/Pen-Style Curler: Compact, lightweight and travel-friendly, making it perfect for quick touch-ups on the go.

How to Use an Eyelash Curler Correctly

1. Always curl your lashes before applying mascara.
2. Open the curler and position it at the base of your upper lashes, as close to the lash line as possible without pinching your skin.
3. Gently squeeze and hold for 5–10 seconds to create a soft curl.
4. Move the curler to the middle of your lashes and squeeze again for 3–5 seconds.
5. Finish by curling the tips for a naturally tapered effect.
6. Apply mascara immediately to lock the curl in place.

Pro Tips for Longer-Lasting Curls

• Warm your curler slightly with a hairdryer for 3–5 seconds before use (always test the temperature first).
• Replace the silicone pad every 3–6 months to maintain an effective grip and help prevent lash damage.
• Curl your lashes in three sections (base, middle and tip) instead of using one squeeze for a more natural, gradual curl.
• Finish with a waterproof mascara after curling to help keep lashes lifted throughout the day, even in Malaysia's humid weather.