Why does the eyelash curler not curl? How to use the eyelash curler correctly

The biggest function of an eyelash curler is to curl eyelashes. I don't know if it's because I'm using it incorrectly, but this eyelash curler won't curl my eyelashes no matter how hard I try. How should I use it to make my eyelashes curled?

1. Check the cushion: See if the cushion is of appropriate hardness. A good cushion is medium to slightly soft, which means it has some toughness but is relatively soft. You can feel its elasticity by curling it back and forth. Such an eyelash curler is easier to curl and less likely to break eyelashes.

2. Whether it fits: You can put the curvature of the curler towards your eyes to see if it is similar to the curvature of your upper eyelid and fits as closely as possible. The size of your eyes and the degree of your eyeball bulge determine whether the eyelash curler is suitable for you. If it fits well enough, the curvature of the inner and outer corners of the eyelashes will be taken into consideration when curling. Although we usually need to curl at least three times, the closer it fits, the easier it is to unify the curvature and curl of the eyelashes without pinching the eyelids.

3. Spring: The spring of an eyelash curler is a good way to check its lifespan. The handle and spring of this eyelash curler are an intuitive way for us to directly check its quality. When pinching, you should feel that the spring is strong and elastic, not rigid, and it does not take much effort to use it to clamp.

Here is a little tip: you can use the hot air from a hair dryer to heat the rubber pad of the eyelash curler, wait for it to cool down, and then curl your eyelashes. This effect will enhance the curl and durability of the eyelashes.

Step 1: Curl the eyelashes

When curling, the mirror should be moved down a little to relax the eyelids so that you can curl the root of the eyelashes. The eyelash curler should not be placed close to the face, and should form a 45-degree angle with the face so that you can exert force.

Step 1. Comb your eyelashes neatly first.

Step 2. Align the center of the eyelash curler with the center of the black eyeball.

Step 3. Make sure all eyelashes are placed into the soft cushion of the eyelash curler.

Step 4. Just curl the root of the eyelashes, use the strength of your hands to pull them upwards, and curl the eyelashes upwards. Remember not to curl them "hard", otherwise the eyelashes will be curled into a 90-degree right angle.

Step 2: Don’t miss the eyelashes at the beginning and end of the eyes

Curling the eyelashes at the beginning and end of the eyes will make them more beautiful!

Step 1. Look downward and use the eyelash curler to hold your eyelashes from the front without releasing the eyelash curler.

Step 2. Slowly move the center of force to the inner corner of the eye, twist and clamp, and then release immediately.

Step 3. Start from the front again, move the center of force to the end of the eye, gently twist and clamp, then release.

Step 3: Use partial eyelash curler

Many students will surely respond: "But what should I do if I can't curl the eyelashes at the beginning and end of my eyes?" Don't worry, you can use the partial eyelash curler mentioned above. Its advantage is that it is short in width and can carefully take care of each part of the eyelashes from the beginning to the end of the eye. It is also convenient for curling the lower eyelashes, and can also be used for local strengthening, but it requires everyone to be more patient.

Eyelash curlers can bend eyelashes through the interaction of forces, making eyes more lively, and can also create double eyelids (some people can do it, but edema eyes can't), making people feel that their eyes have become bigger, and there are no side effects. Note that the curler should be 0.5cm away from the root of the eyelashes to prevent the eyelashes from being pulled up.

1. Based on the material

There are two types of eyelash curlers on the market: plastic and stainless steel. Plastic eyelash curlers are light and easy to carry, but they are not strong enough to curl eyelashes. They are suitable for people who travel and have soft eyelashes and like natural curls. Stainless steel eyelash curlers are stronger than plastic ones. They can curl eyelashes naturally with a light squeeze, but they cannot be folded for storage. They are suitable for people with hard hair and who like obvious curls.

2. According to the use part

Eyelash curlers generally include traditional eyelash curlers, partial eyelash curlers and eyelash curlers specifically for lower eyelashes. Ordinary eyelash curlers are essential makeup tools for every beauty lover; partial eyelash curlers are specifically used for the beginning and end of the eyes, the corners that traditional eyelash curlers cannot take into account; eyelash curlers specifically for lower eyelashes are suitable for consumers with long but upturned lower eyelashes. Eyelash curlers generally include traditional eyelash curlers, partial eyelash curlers and eyelash curlers specifically for lower eyelashes. Partial eyelash curlers are specifically used for the beginning and end of the eyes, the corners that traditional eyelash curlers cannot take into account. Among eyelash curlers, SANA's ultra-wide-angle 3D curling elastic eyelash curler is the first eyelash curler to use a spring design; Shu Uemura's eyelash curler is known as the eyelash curler that best fits the eye shape of oriental women, and the most popular eyelash curler among professional makeup artists is Shiseido's 213 eyelash curler, which you would never have thought of.