An eyelash curler should take into account the shape of your eye for lash-lifting results. Here’s some from Japonesque that we love, because they do just that.

No matter what eyelash curler you own — a Revlon cheapie or the Shu Uemura champion of coil — every three to six months, the curler’s pad will inevitably wear out and need to be replaced.

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It costs $14-$26, depending on the model and retailer. Shu Uemura eyelash curler pros High-quality craftsmanship: This curler can last years. One diehard owner reports theirs lasted for two decades.

Fear not. Here, not only do we list the best eyelash curlers on the market (from places like Amazon, Ulta, and Sephora), but we also provide expert-backed tips on how to use them.

Japonesque’s line of makeup brushes are a makeup artist’s staple. Every brush is crafted for a specific technique and the hand-cut fibers ensure streak-free application every time.

The unprecedented color and long wear textures are housed in one-of-a-kind luxurious packaging. Japonesque products can be found at leading retailers in the prestige beauty, drug, and mass channels.

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An eyelash curler should take into account the shape of your eye for lash-lifting results. Here’s some from Japonesque that we love, because they do just that.