Wide-Frame Curler Designed for Asian Eye Contours
Use after completing your base makeup, right before applying mascara. If you curl your lashes after finishing your eyeshadow, your mascara will apply more beautifully. Make sure your lashes are clean and completely dry for a smooth, uninterrupted curl.
Curl in Three Sections from Root to Tip
Position the curler head close to your lash line and align it with the base of your lashes. The key is to squeeze gently rather than clamping down hard. Curl in stages—root, mid-length, then tips—to create a natural C-curl without any harsh angles. For added dimension, adjust the angle slightly as you work from the inner to outer lashes.
Replace Silicone Pads Every Three Months
When the silicone pad becomes compressed or shows signs of wear, curling performance drops and lashes can be damaged. Replace the pad every three months, and after each use, wipe away any mascara residue with a soft tissue. Rather than rinsing with water, gently clean the pad with an alcohol wipe to keep it hygienic.
Always Curl Before Mascara
Curlers are meant to be used on bare lashes. Curling after mascara can cause lashes to break or fall out, so always curl first. Applying mascara after curling helps lock in the lift for longer-lasting results.
Storage and Hygiene Tips
Store your curler in a pouch or case after use to prevent the frame from warping. Keep it in a dry place rather than a humid bathroom, and replace it if the frame bends or the silicone pad loses its bounce.