JAPONESQUE Extreme Lash Curler - Scissor Comfort Handle, Deep Curl, Keeps Lashes Curled for 8 Hours, High Arch Design, for Natural or False Lashes, Includes 1 Refill Pad (Gunmetal)

I have tried every eyelash curler I can find including heated ones, partial ones, etc at beauty stores and everywhere - this is the only one that doesn’t catch my very wide eyelashes in the corners and pinch or crimp. Love it!

So far I'm very pleased with this curler! I've never bothered curling my lashes because the great majority of curlers on the market in America don't fit my eye shape. I have large round eyes and short lashes so when I would try to curl them the outer thirds of them didn't get curled, skin got pinched, and the center looked mishapen. Of the few options I found for round eyes this one was the only one that wasn't overpriced. I can't wait to see the difference it makes for my mascara application after all this time of never experiencing a good curl on my eye lashes!

When I tell you the BEST eyelash curler I have ever purchased. This one covers the whole top eyelash without pinching the skin. Let me just tell you the lift it gives and last ALL DAY! Well worth the price.

I had almond eyes so this was good for not catching my skin on my eyes like regular curlers do. After a while the pads get a dent in them from the curler and would take out some eyelashes. Maybe I was closing it too hard, not sure so be careful

One of the best eyelash curlers on the market and for this price point it’s perfect for Makeup artist and non-Makeup artist. Are use this on all my clients and I get the best eyelash curl.

I have been using eyelash curlers for over 30 years. My fave is the Shu Uemura which is the gold standard, as far as I am concerned. I purchased this b/c it was rec'd in a magazine, was inexpensive, and I needed a curler stat. What a mistake! It is extremely awkward to hold and use, like it doesn't open wide enough and it can't get to the base of your lashes. I tried several times over the course of a few days. The last day I tried it, I heard a snipping noise - I look down and saw eyelash trimmings! The curler snipped off about a 1/2" portion of my lashes in the middle of my lash line. It looks ridiculous! So, back to Shu Uemura (which is sold again in the US, thank goodness). This is a definite do not buy!

I long time ago I bought the same curler or the closer one same brand, because is very difficult to find curve arch curlers so I got mine is less curve than the first I had, is not bad but doesn't work the best so .

I used to be a very faithful customer of Japonesque. But over the years I have seen the curler not be as effective. I like curlers that work best for almond shaped eyes and find the curl just doesn't last as long as it should and used to. It works fine but not great. On my daughter it works better. I don't know why. it does work better than store regular brands such as Maybelleine or Loreal and it doesn't pull the lashes. The tool keeps its spring and tightness but the curl just doesn't last on me, that is even when I use lash primer before mascara. I am mixed about this one because the curl does not last all day for me, but for our younger daughter who is 13, it does.