What can I use instead of an eyelash curler? How to curl an eyelash curler?

Eyelash curlers are a magical tool for enlarging eyes, but not everyone knows how to use them correctly. If they are not used properly, it will be counterproductive and may even cause the eyelashes to fall off. So what can be used instead of eyelash curlers? How to curl eyelashes with an eyelash curler?

You can use a small hairpin or a plastic cotton swab or toothpick to curl your eyelashes, but you need to heat it up with a lighter before using it. Use it when it is warm. Too hot will burn your skin. Use the above tools close to your eyelashes and pull them up, from the inside to the outside, and you can make your eyelashes curl up and look naturally curled. If you don't like using fire, there are other ways, such as using mascara. When applying mascara, you can stay on the eyelash curler for a few seconds to make it curled.

You can choose a thinner eyelash curler, which will make it easier to curl your eyelashes. People with more convex eyes should choose an eyelash curler with a larger arc; people with flatter eyes should use an eyelash curler with a smaller arc. In addition, you can use a partial eyelash curler to adjust the eye end and eye beginning at the same time. Never give up the eyelashes at the beginning and end of the eye. As long as the eyelashes at the beginning and end of the eye are curled, it will have a great effect on enlarging the eyes. If the eyelash curler is stained with mascara or the rubber pad is tired and inelastic, the eyelashes will not be curled or break, so remember to clean and replace the rubber pad regularly. First use a hair dryer to heat the eyelash curler to make it hot. Before curling your eyelashes, remember to touch the heated eyelash curler gently to avoid too much heat. This is like the principle of perming, which makes the curled eyelashes more durable. Put the heated eyelash curler on the root of the eyelashes and gently "flick" it. If you use too much force at one time, it will easily cause the eyelashes to "corner". Also, never let the eyelashes get oil or water, such as residual lotion, eye essence, etc.

Because oil and water will make it difficult to curl your lashes and apply mascara, it is important to keep your lashes dry.

The cushion of the eyelash curler is the place where we directly apply force when we curl our eyelashes, so the first thing to look at when judging the quality of the eyelash curler is the quality of the cushion. We need to see whether the softness and hardness of the cushion are appropriate. The better cushion is moderately soft, that is, it has some toughness, but it is relatively soft in toughness. In this way, the elasticity will be very good when curling the eyelashes back and forth, and it is not easy to break the eyelashes. We also need to see whether the eyelash curler fits our eyelashes, that is, whether the eyelash curler can be completely attached to our eyelashes. When purchasing, you can align the curvature of the clip with the eyes to see if it is similar to the curvature of our upper eyelids. Generally, the size of the eyes and the degree of eyeball bulge determine what kind of eyelash curler we should choose. If it fits well enough, then when curling, the eyelash curler will generally take care of the curvature between the inner and outer corners of our eyelashes, and can curl the eyelashes faster. Eyelash curlers that do not fit well sometimes have to be clamped multiple times before they can be clamped. For eyelash curlers, the material is also a factor that cannot be ignored when purchasing. There are two main materials for eyelash curlers, one is plastic and the other is metal. Plastic material is more stable, easier to control when clamping, and less likely to pinch the eyelids. When purchasing, don't forget to check the workmanship of the eyelash curler, touch the edges and corners to see if they are smooth, and whether the seams are even and reasonable. Also, check whether the color of the eyelash curler has faded.

Look down and confirm the position of the eyelash root. Then open your eyes slightly and lift your eyebrows up to your forehead, so that you can quickly clamp the eyelash root. Open the eyelash curler, put the curler close to your eyes, and gently clamp your eyelashes. If you don't feel any pain, start to fix the eyelash shape. Use your thumb to push the eyelash curler to gently clamp the eyelashes, fix them, and curl them into an arc. Note that if the eyelash curler deviates from the center line, it will be difficult to clamp a beautiful eyelash arc, so the eyelash curler should be kept fixed after it is placed against the eyes, and do not change it at will. Generally speaking, the lower eyelashes are relatively short and not easy to be curled, so you can use some local eyelash curlers to do it. At the same time, when curling, be sure to open your eyes to the ideal state.