A Japonesque lash curler can be your lash’s best friend, opening the eye so they pop. Some people find they don’t even need mascara with the effect of a sweeping curl.

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.

See it: Get the JAPONESQUE Go Curl Eyelash Curler for just $12 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, September 13, 2019, but are subject to change.

Heated eyelash curler: Like a curling iron for your lashes, Stiles tells WWD that heated curlers “use a comb to bend the lashes upward with heat.” These types are best “for newbies and the ...

Have stubbornly straight lashes? 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 ...

You can also use the applicator to remove lashes at the end of the night, and then store the in the matching stand. Easy as 1-2-3. Japonesque Lash Placement Kit, $9.99, amazon.com ...

Here's an edge-free tool over 1,000 Ulta shoppers love that's designed to curl your lashes from inner to outer corner. One satisfied customer writes that the curler, "is worth the hype. Best I've ...

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.