Manicare Eyelash Curler Review

personally I don't use eyelash curlers on a daily basis but I found that you can usually get this one on sale for 5 dollars. expensive products aren't always the best!

this one doesn't have the little spring so its pretty easy to use and doesn't rip out your lashes.. especially if you are a first timer with eye lash curling, I did find that it doesn't last all day tho, maybe about hour / hour and a half..

This was one the first eyelash curler I ever purchased so I had no expectations of it until I tried other ones. I don’t use this much now as I prefer to have a lash perm or lift over daily curling.

This is great for using before mascara to give a more dramatic look. It does a reasonably good job at curling your lashes. I do find I get some lashes that are kinked and I get some pinching of surround skin with these as I have to hold them really close to my eye for the desired result. I am not sure whether this comes down to my eye shape.

These are not bad considering the price but I wouldn’t repurchase.

This eyelash curler just doesnt seem to work well on my eyes at all, I can't get it to work! I do already have very curly lashes and very curved eyes so I guess it is not made for me and nor do I really need it. (I received it in a beauty box so I thought I would give it a go)

I first tried this eyelash curler at a friends house when I was a young teen and have had one ever since.

I have only tried the manicare brand (think I've had 2 in like 12 years - they last ages) as I find it does what I need it to do, I would be open to try others yet there hasn't been any that have caught my eye.

Its an easy to hold device, similar to that of holding scissors. For a novice it can seem scary at first putting something so close up to your eye but you get use to it. I have found both my curlers to be sturdy and last well, with no defects to them. I remember when I first meet Mr Rosie and he was like 'What the heck are doing to your eye?! was rather funny - boys aye!

I use mine every time prior to mascara application. Never after. I also use it (if I remember) when I go makeup free as you can still get the curled effect, especially if you tint your lashes.

As the tip above states you can walk the curler up your lashes which is what I do and I really love the result. I really think it makes mascara application that much more easier. You don't need to press too firm either, start by pushing down slowly until you see the lashes curl up the curler, if you do it to hard in the wrong place it will end up pulling and curl your lashes in the wrong place.

I guess nowadays there are more lash products on the market (like falsies and more improved mascaras, as well as growth serums) so lash curlers are prob not as much a necessity as they once were but you will always find one in with my makeup stash.

I've had this for a few weeks now and it is pretty good. I have straight short lashes so nothing really is amazing but this is a decent product and does leave my lashes curled.

Prior to this I had a cheap eyelash curler from ebay and in comparison this one is definitely much better.

For the price I think it is really worth it but if you have naturally curly lashes and I'd skip this and just go straight to mascara.

IN conclusion I would recommend it but in the future I think that I will try out some different brand.

defines eyes excellently, gives a great curl that lasts all day, was very impressed, not that expensive to purchase either.

I think Manicare's Eyelash Curler would have to be my desert island beauty must have. It curls lashes beautifully, it doesn't pinch or snap lashes and the curl lasts for a long time.

The handle is comfortable to hold and manage (some curlers are too short) and so is easy to guide.

I have used lots of different eyelash curlers in the past but Manicare's are consistently the best.