Cute & Nice Controls, Just Didn’t Make Much of a Difference on My Lashes
This comes in an outer product box - There’s a cardboard sleeve, and a box slides out from the sleeve. It is made in China. It comes with a little information pamphlet, which I always appreciate since things like that since it seems like so often they aren’t included in things!<br /><br />It says that it has a temperature display, ceramic heating, four-gear temperature is optional, intelligent temperature control, and dynamic curling.<br /><br />The charging cord is underneath the plastic shelf in the box holding the eyelash curler.<br /><br />It has a nice look to it. It is lightweight. The cap is on good. It isn’t going to fall off easily.<br /><br />The on/off button is the long gold button (see photos). To turn it on, you hold the on/off button down for a few seconds. Then you will see a temperature on the LCD screen. There’s 4 different temperatures you can set it to - 60C, 70C, 80C, and 90C (which is 140F, 158F, 176F, and 194F). To set the temperature you want you just hit the on/off button until it changes to the temperature you want. To turn it off you just hold down the on/off button for a couple seconds. I noticed when I turned it off on a certain temperature, when I would turn it back on it would still be at that temperature. So it’s nice you don’t have to keep setting it to the temperature you want.<br /><br />The battery display is to the right of the temperature. It’s nice that you can see how much battery you have left. Out of the box I was able to use it without charging it first. It had 2 bars.<br /><br />The pamphlet says that the curler will shut down automatically after 10 minutes of use. That’s nice in case you forget to turn it off yourself.<br /><br />This is NOT waterproof so you can NOT use water to clean it. The pamphlet says, “If it is necessary to clean the brush head, please clean with cleaning brush and then wipe with flannel cloth. Do not wash with water.” It also says that you can “NOT wash it with water, alcohol, detergent, mercury, alkaline, or acidic products.”<br /><br />Even on the lowest heat setting, 60 C (140 F), it feels pretty darn hot. I wasn’t too sure how comfortable I felt holding something so hot against my eye like that. I used it how it described but I didn’t notice a huge difference. They did get a little curl, but it wasn’t much. It just kind of pushed them up a little and they stayed there. tried it quite a few more times and just never noticed it doing too much. Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough of a difference for me to want to go through the process of using it.<br /><br />Overall, this isn’t for me. I’m not sure if it’s me not doing something right, my lashes, or something else, but the little lift that this gave wasn’t enough of a difference to make it worth the hassle of using it. Maybe I needed to use a higher heat setting, but 60C felt pretty darn hot to me, and I didn’t feel comfortable going any hotter and having to hold it so close to my eye. So, it’s just a no for me. I give it 3 stars for the curler itself - it’s nice, looks nice, feels durable - and the controls - I like how it has an LCD screen, I like that it shows battery display, and I like that it turns off automatically after 10 minutes of use. I just didn’t like the results I got, so I took off 2 stars for that. So I give it 3 stars.<br /><br />Random Info in Case Anyone Wants to Know:<br />Battery Capacity: 400 mAH<br />Maximum Power: &lt;2.5W<br />Charging Time: 1.5H<br />Product Size: 133*19mm<br />Charging Voltage: DC/5V<br />Working Voltage: DC/3.7V<br />Working Current: 100-600 mA<br />Net Weight: 29g
Rating: 3 stars