Not user friendly at all
I’ve never used a heated eyelash curler. I’m used to the traditional clamp curlers so I was excited to try this. Oh boy is it not user friendly. First of all, if it’s sold in the US I would prefer to see temperatures in Fahrenheit. It’s not a huge deal, it’s fine just to think of it as 4 heat settings I guess. But I’d rather see the temperature in a format I understand or not need to pull out a calculator to figure out. That being said, it is incredibly simple to turn on and switch through temps. The biggest issue comes with the instructions. From what I can tell you’re just supposed to hold it against your lash line from the outside. But then the instructions tell you to do this for a “few seconds.” Such a highly subjective number. Is it 5 seconds? 10? 30? I don’t know. Given that if you hold a curling iron on your hair too long you can end up with a burned off section of hair, I don’t want to take chances here. Eyelashes are fragile as heck and you don’t have a whole bunch of them. If you burn them off, it will be noticeable. So I ask again, how long should I be holding this on my lashes? I’ve tried it up to 10 seconds (the most amount of time I’d keep a curling iron in my hair). Didn’t notice a difference. It’s just such an awkward system. I’d much rather just have a heated clamp curler.<br />Besides the glaring issues with use and instructions, it’s a really cheap looking tool. This mascara sized wand comes looking more like cheap metallic plastic than the sleek chrome color shown in the photos from the seller.<br />I’d pass this on this one. I personally haven’t been able to get it to do anything and don’t want to continue to experiment and risk losing my lashes.
Rating: 1 stars