Go Curl Pocket Eyelash Curler. Plastic full lash curler with a compact open cage featuring a rounded siliconized rubber pad. Works by flipping down lever on back of curler and squeezing it gently. Pad refill stored at base of curler.
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- GO CURL POCKET CURLER
one of the best curlers I’ve ever used Made the mistake of pressing down with too much pressure to curl my lashes and that gradually caused the plastic back of the curler to crack at the hinge completely on the left side. I’ve been using it for a few months. Didn’t realize it was cracking until I saw other reviews talking about it. Currently, the right side of the plastic hinge is also starting to crack.This doesn’t pinch my eyelid like the traditional metal curler; I love it! Only thing is that it isn’t long enough to…
Mediocre Travel Curler There was a time, that I thought the JAPONESQUE curler was superior to other curlers. It just has so many rave reviews! Around the time of my first purchase, I also learned how to properly use an eyelash curler, which is (at least in my eyes) to hold, and them do a couple of squeezes, and then hold again for a couple more seconds.Since I was new to makeup, I confused correlation with causation, and figured this little curler was the reason my eyelashes looked so great. This is…
What Happens When You Press On a Thin Piece of Plastic? It BREAKS! It’s adorable and fits in my makeup case. It’s pink! â¦. It’s plastic. It breaks. The first one lasted about 8 weeks. I only bought it because it was PINK, and it caught my eye. They replaced it, and that one lasted about 6 weeks, even with the “special instructions” the lady provided. When I bought this pink curler, I was replacing the Japonesque Power Curl – the “regular” metal one which worked well for several years, like 2 or 3, after which, the “free” refills stopped…