Eyelash Comb Curler Eyebrow Brush MSQ Eyelash Separator Mascara Applicator Eyelash Definer With Comb Cover Arc Designed

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If you tend to be a bit aggressive when curling your lashesand risk damaging them, this is a great option for you. When we went to clamp our lashes pretty hard (per usual...), the tool prevented us from applying too much force. Ensure all your top lashes are on the pad and gently clamp the curler together, getting as close to the root of your eyelashes as possible, without it feeling uncomfortable. Hold for around 10 seconds, gently lifting upwards as you go, and repeat on the other eye before finishing with your favourite mascara. What are eyelash curlers good for? Caitlyn Martyn is a commerce writer on staff at Byrdie, where she reports on beauty and style. She has short, stubby lashes and relies heavily on eyelash curlers to achieve the fluttery, flirty lashes she loves. For best results, comb lashes immediately after applying mascara. While still wet with mascara, comb your lashes carefully, moving up, out and away from eyes. After you succeed, move the comb in outward direction to reach the end of your eyelash. Do this, when the mascara is still wet, and you will find it adjusting and evenly distributing the mascara to get you the separate and beautiful eyelashes. The Verdict

This is where most of us fail. We skip this step and want the eyelash comb to make up for it. However, the comb designed to separate our eyelashes are not meant to provide the finishing these eyelash curlers can help us achieve.

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Laura Mercier is arguably most known for its iconic loose-setting powders, but don’t sleep on this lash curler. The classic design is enhanced by a double-handled grip that steadies your hands as you curl your lashes. The brand claims that just one squeeze is all it takes to form a curl—and we have to agree. During testing, we achieved a lifted, curled look with just one pump. The only thing we weren’t totally thrilled with was the angle of the curler. It took a couple of tries to master the grip so we wouldn’t accidentally nip our eyelids, but once we got the hang of it, we loved the results. This tool is pretty wide, so it’s excellent for wide-set or round eyes because it will grip even the outermost lashes. That said, it might be slightly too big for those with small or almond-shaped eyes. But, this is not how it should be. Before making any inferences out of your experience with Metal Eyelash Comb, make sure to refer the guidelines about using it. The metal comb will not get you the results all alone. It is a part of the eye makeup kit and should be used with other products and tools to get the most out of it.

But with so many shapes and sizes of eyelash curlers available, with models coming in at various price points as well, where do you start looking for the right tool for you? A good curler will have an ergonomic shape, super-soft pads and a non-slip grip, as well as other features that help you to achieve that lifted look. Another award-winning lash curler, this one is excellent for almond-shaped eyes. The curve of the rim is a bit more exaggerated than many other curlers on the market, which ensures that every eyelash is evenly curled (even those inner or outer corner ones that might be harder to reach). The firm finger grip only adds to the appeal, as it makes the whole lash-curling process feel sturdy and comfortable. When we tested for curling power, we were impressed with the results: we achieved a subtle lift by squeezing our lashes just once and a more dramatic curl by applying three squeezes and slightly more pressure. Who It’s For A disposable mascara wand or old mascara comb can often be used as an eyelash comb. Combining the eyelashes after applying mascara will help you pull out clumps and separate the lashes to make them look longer and flawless.

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While we found that this classic eyelash curler gave us straight lashes a gorgeous waved look, we felt that we needed to apply too much pressure to get the results we desired. We also couldn’t fully grip all of our lashes—especially those at the inner corners—with this curler. High-quality spoolie brush works well with all kinds of mascara and brow products like pomade, wax, gel, powder, tint, and pencils Due to the easy-to-hold nature of the tool, this is a great choice for beginners or anyone who wants a steadier grip. There are times when we do not understand why the so much hyped product is not giving the satisfactory results. We often forget to go through the proper eye lashes makeup routine and keep thinking that the product was chosen incorrectly. We even take out the tool from the equation once for all.

Thankfully, Metal Eyelash Comb came to the rescue and are a wonderful way to beautify the eyelashes without much hassle. Choosing the right Metal Eyelash Comb

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Shape: The shape of the actual curler is an important feature to consider as you want something that will work with the shape of your eye, explains Brown. Elongated eyes will see best results using a longer, more oval-shaped curler, like the Shiseido Eyelash Curler, whereas rounded or hooded eyes should look for something shorter and more circular, like the SURRATT Relevee Lash Curler. You already know what a good lash curler can do, but book-ending your eye-makeup routine with a lash comb after you've applied mascara will help give you even more clump-free, fanned-out lashes. The best eyelash combs have metal teeth that help separate lashes and remove any mascara buildup, though a version with plastic teeth (or tines) will do just as well if you have metal allergies or prefer something more gentle. Given that lashes come in all sizes, the shape of the comb, as well as the length and spacing of the tines, will help determine which tool is best for you. Last step would be the use of the Metal Eyelash Comb. You can use it once before applying the mascara as well to smoothen your lashes for better application of mascara. After applying the mascara, place the ends of the teeth of the Eyelash Comb at the lash line and wiggle it few times with soft hand to get every lash in between the teeth of the comb. Alyssa Kaplan is an experienced writer in the beauty industry and a product tester specializing in cosmetics. She received a bachelor’s degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology, where she studied marketing and product development in the cosmetics industry. Alyssa has been a commerce writer at Byrdie since 2022, where she covers all things beauty.