Review (1/5): I would love to have loved this eyelash curler so charmingly raved ...
I would love to have loved this eyelash curler so charmingly raved about and packaged, but I can't. As a matter of fact, after curling my eyelashes with over-the-counter eyelash curlers for over 40 years, this is the first curler that actually ripped my eyelashes out!!! I didn't put mascara on before curling. I didn't pull on them. I wasn't pushed. I didn't feel any pain. The lashes are and were my own - not false or artificial. I used the curlers exclusively once I had bought them. They performed about as well as the previous curlers that I had probably bought at Walgreen's or maybe even the 99 Cent Store. So I wasn't thrilled, but I'd grin and bear it if they hadn't done any damage, but they did. I noticed that a chunk of lashes were missing in the center of both swathes of lash on both eyelids. What? Yes. Cut to the quick as though chopped by a scissors to about 1/4" when my eyelashes are probably 3/4" to an inch long. They're just beginning to grow out. I'm being patient. Am told by a professional make-up artist that it will take a while. With 365 days a year of curling my lashes almost every day - sometimes more than once a day - I'm nearing somewhere in the vicinity of 10,000 curlings. Do the math. I did. I hope I didn't throw them out since I just noticed the money back guarantee. Good luck and be careful.