








EYELASH CURLER
All New Eyelash Curler (Version 3.0)
Same features you know and love:
- 18R and 20R curvature options to accommodate more eye shapes. the 18R is more compact and narrow, making it ideal for users that find most curlers (especially ones sold in North America) too large and flat for their eye shapes.
- Double-Barrel Design, resulting in a more substantial curl.
- Industry-leading 5 refill pads.
- New durable coating that is more resistant to chipping.
- New low price. We've found a manufacturing partner that makes a better curler at a lower price - and we're passing on the savings to our community.
Product Details+−
Reviews+−
Usage+−
- curling before mascara application (82%)
- lifting straight or downward-pointing lashes without mascara (34%)
- curling outer and inner corner lashes in sections (28%)
Product FAQ+−
will this work on hooded eyes?
about 68% of community members with hooded eyes say the eyelash curler fits well and reduces pinching compared to other tools. the 18r curvature is frequently recommended for smaller or more hooded shapes, while the 20r tends to suit wider or flatter lids. some community members with very hooded lids note a brief adjustment period to find the right angle.
how do i know which size to pick?
the 20r has a flatter, wider curvature suited to broader or less prominent eye shapes. the 18r is narrower and more curved, often preferred by community members with smaller, deeper set, or more rounded eyes. around 12% of community members say the website guidance could be clearer, so if unsure, many suggest choosing based on whether standard curlers feel too wide (try 18r) or too flat (try 20r).
does it work on straight asian lashes?
roughly 70% of community members who describe having straight asian lashes report a noticeable improvement in curl and hold. many pair it with waterproof mascara to lock in the lift. the 18r curvature is the most frequently mentioned choice for asian eye shapes, though some community members with flatter monolids prefer the 20r.
can i use it after applying mascara?
most community members use the eyelash curler before mascara for the safest and longest-lasting results. a small number of community members noted that curling after mascara can cause the pad to stick to lashes. the firm silicone pad resists mascara buildup better than softer pads, but pre-mascara use is the widely recommended approach.
does the black color cause any issues?
about 15% of community members with dark lashes mention that the black body makes it harder to see whether all lashes are positioned correctly. the red silicone pad provides some contrast that helps with placement. community members with lighter lashes rarely report this concern. it does not affect performance, but some community members suggest using good lighting or a magnifying mirror.