Review- Eyecurl II Professional Heated Eyelash Curler

Slim, lightweight and unique design. More effective than an ordinary eyelash curler. Absolutely safe with no pain, pulling, crimping or damage to eyelashes. As used by Kate Moss and many other celebrities, it is the safest and most effective way to make eyelashes curled, long and lush all day long. Eyecurl may be used anytime, before and after using mascara. Simple to use instructions are included. $16.95

If you figure people are willing to take a lighter to their metal eyelash curler to make it hot before using it then there is a demographic group for whom this product can cater. But I can't see this as anything more than a tiny curling iron for your lashes. It's true, this is fool-proof, safe, there's no chance of burning your eyeball or anything macabre like that but after a half of dozen uses I am not convinced it trumps a regular curler. But as the consumer market gets more saturated with lash growth serums, rotating mascara wands and the like, I don't think this tool is a necessity in one's arsenal.

Review - Talika Eyelash Curler

Eyelash Curler

Maximize your eye-batting beauty with Talika's Eyelash Curler. Designed to quickly and professionally curl lashes, this easy-to-use makeup tool will soon become your cosmetic best friend.

Talika Eyelash Curler Features:
Steel body with an attached silicone rubber pad.
Comes with a spare silicone rubber replacement pad.$24.00

CitySlicker Says:

This is an amazing curler, I used the Shu curler and thought hands down it was the best.. I lost my shu, so I went to the mall and popped into C.O. Bigelow. I found the Talika there.. I was initally thought naww, just get what you know but then I jumped and got one.. I absolutely love it, it does an amazing job at curling my lashes and keeping the curl. My lashes are pretty straight so I need the help.. It's so easy to use and I never pinch myself.. I love the spring mechanism that gently pulls the curler away from the lashes so no matter how long or heavy I press my lashes don't stick. I don't apply a lot of pressure either, just saying you can, but don't need to.. I am a neat freak so I don't let any mascara build up on the pads.. I haven't had to replace the pad and I have had this a long time.. So if you take care of it, it doesn't break down, it just keeps on curling.. I think this is SO worth the money, it truly changes my straight short lashes for the better!