








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 lashes for a no-makeup look without mascara (18%)
- warming curler with blow dryer before use for stubborn lashes (6%)
Product FAQ+−
will this work on hooded eyes?
about 70% of community members with hooded eyes say the eyelash curler fits comfortably without catching excess lid skin. the 20r tends to work well for hooded lids that are flatter, while the 18r suits deeper-set or more curved sockets. a small number of community members noted a brief learning curve to find the right placement angle.
how do i know which size to pick, the 18r or 20r?
the 20r has a flatter, wider curvature suited for eyes with less depth or a wider lash line. the 18r has a narrower, more curved profile that community members with smaller or rounder eyes tend to prefer. roughly 12% ended up switching sizes after their first purchase, so checking eye shape guides before ordering is helpful.
can i use this on short or straight asian lashes?
about 68% of community members who describe having straight or short asian lashes report noticeably improved curl and hold compared to previous tools. many pair it with waterproof mascara to lock in the lift. the 18r is the more popular pick among this group for its tighter curvature that catches inner and outer corner lashes.
do i curl before or after applying mascara?
the vast majority of community members use the eyelash curler on bare lashes before mascara. curling after mascara can cause lashes to stick to the pad. some community members do a second light curl after mascara has fully dried for extra hold, but this requires a careful touch.
does it pull out or break lashes?
about 85% of community members report no lash loss or breakage during regular use. the silicone pad is firm enough to hold a curl but gentle on the hair. a small number of community members noted occasional lash loss when first adjusting to placement, which resolved with practice.