Heated Eyelash Curler

Truth be told, this little thing does curl my lashes very well and stay curled all day long). But so does my other un-electrical curlers after 2-3 seconds under a lighter.

The packaging is so clumsy and cheap much like the product itself.

I will most definitely not be repurchasing.

This worked really well for me. Always curled my lashes and I never burnt myself with it. It was pretty expensive though. I think it was about $30 when I bought it a few years ago? Well anyway it lasted me a while but it broke this year and I didn't want to pay the price again so I went to Ulta and they have one just like it exactly, but it's got pink inplace of the blue of the Talika …Read more

just a waste of money to me. not worth the high price. doesn't do anything a regular unheated curler can't do

This product works well for my Asian, stick and stubborn lashes. I am suprised. Heats up in about 20 seconds. I "crimp" for about 10 seconds on each side, depending on how much curl I want, and then am finished for the day. 4 out of 5 stars because, though it delivers, it's too expensive for the cheapy plastic that it's made from. I have "gently" dropped this at …Read more

Waste of money. Thought it would take out the extra step to heat my lash curler, but it takes a really long time for the thing to heat up and it doesn't work no matter how much I squelched my lashes.
Save your cash and just heat your metal eyelash curler-- no batteries to replace and so much easier.
See my Shu Uemura curler review for tips.

I had such a hard time using this product. My lashes just did not curl with this. It also seemed really cheap with the way it was made. The one I have tried that I find works the best is the heated eyelash curler by Hotlashes. It uses a eyelashcurler like the Shu one and it is heated on a small heater base. I liked it and had curly eyelashes that actually lasted. It is not cheap, but definelty …Read more

Ack, this did so little it wasn't even funny. I was desperately trying to replace manually heating up my eyelash curler with my hair dryer but this product truly was a sad replacement. It must be the curler itself- they should invest in making a better mechanism. It couldn't curl properly at all next to the superior Kevyn Aucoin curler, which sadly will remain being heated by the hair …Read more

I did not purchase this product, but a very similar model to it for less than a third of the price. You can find a very similar model (it's the exact same concept and technology, but has a less upscale appearance) to this at drugstore.com for $4 so I think this is ridiculously overpriced. The one I did purchase works very well to curl eyelashes, but again, it was very inexpensive when …Read more

i'm an asian with very short, very stubborn, and very straight eyelashes. it refuses to cooperate. i use the shu uemura curlers, and though i really like it, it always always always straightens right back out with one coat of mascara. waterproof, no less, to hold the curl. or at least attempt to. i've even tried to heat my curler with a blow dryer or running it under warm water …Read more

Unfortunately, I was not impressed by this product. It sounded great and I thought I was making a smart choice by trying a ‘well-known’ name brand heated eyelash curler. Not only did it not look well when used as the curl fell out quickly, but it was also too short to reach across all of my eyelashes. I bought it online directly through the company’s website because Sephora was sold out and …Read more