HEATED EYELASH CURLER. WTF?
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Date: 2019-09-09
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R Brow
I know you are going to freak out. But I am telling you, I do my own lash extensions. Heres the secret to not wake up with wonky side-sleeper lashes. SALON PRO WEAVE GLUE I use the clear. Heres the thing, its super cheap like three bucks for a large bottle. When it dries it does not dry hard, it is more like a soft, rubbery texture. The reason this work so well is because when you move your lashes, they dont break off They simply bend. Mine will stay on a good three weeks and there is no dry time When you do want to take them off just gently tug and they come right off without taking your natural lashes with them. They come off so easy you wonder how they stayed on so well?
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I know you are going to freak out. But I am telling you, I do my own lash extensions. Heres the secret to not wake up with wonky side-sleeper lashes. SALON PRO WEAVE GLUE I use the clear. Heres the thing, its super cheap like three bucks for a large bottle. When it dries it does not dry hard, it is more like a soft, rubbery texture. The reason this work so well is because when you move your lashes, they dont break off They simply bend. Mine will stay on a good three weeks and there is no dry time When you do want to take them off just gently tug and they come right off without taking your natural lashes with them. They come off so easy you wonder how they stayed on so well?
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Erika McKinnon
As a 3x certified lash extension artist, Im gonna tell you to NEVER use this on your extensions. Brushing them daily is enough to fix the wonkiness from sleeping, if youre finding they look to sparse or thin from sleeping then get hand made volume fans, or just get fills more often. You should never put heat anywhere near synthetics, faux silk or faux mink extensions. It will make the permanent curl go away and they will no longer be curled they will be straight out and pokey and most likely melt. So stay away Leave ur extensions alone. thx uuuu
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As a 3x certified lash extension artist, Im gonna tell you to NEVER use this on your extensions. Brushing them daily is enough to fix the wonkiness from sleeping, if youre finding they look to sparse or thin from sleeping then get hand made volume fans, or just get fills more often. You should never put heat anywhere near synthetics, faux silk or faux mink extensions. It will make the permanent curl go away and they will no longer be curled they will be straight out and pokey and most likely melt. So stay away Leave ur extensions alone. thx uuuu
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Wing Tang
Hi, i bought one almost 30 years ago at a Japanese Airport store because I was curious and I do have straight eyelashes. :-( It was not hot enough for me to do anything so I have not been using it since. I just googled and found a almost same thing from ARDELL from Amazon. After watching this video, I think I'm going to try it again, BUT only after using the regular eyelash curler, not to 'replace'. Tks, Tati.
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Hi, i bought one almost 30 years ago at a Japanese Airport store because I was curious and I do have straight eyelashes. :-( It was not hot enough for me to do anything so I have not been using it since. I just googled and found a almost same thing from ARDELL from Amazon. After watching this video, I think I'm going to try it again, BUT only after using the regular eyelash curler, not to 'replace'. Tks, Tati.
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DoeEyedFaun
This is not new, they have been around for years, I recently got rid of my Avon one I had over 10 years. It has little guards around the heated portion and who of you is jamming it in your eye. If your scared of this you should also worry about a traditional lash curler because it could damage your eye as well. With that said I never really felt like it worked for me.
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This is not new, they have been around for years, I recently got rid of my Avon one I had over 10 years. It has little guards around the heated portion and who of you is jamming it in your eye. If your scared of this you should also worry about a traditional lash curler because it could damage your eye as well. With that said I never really felt like it worked for me.
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Megan Wilder
Oddly enough, this would probably help me. I have really large, round eyes. Like, most people think I'm lost or confused just because of my eye shape. One of the problems when it comes to eyelash curlers is that they are never big enough. How you mention eyelash curlers car rip out falsies a bit, that's what it does to my natural eyelashes.
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Oddly enough, this would probably help me. I have really large, round eyes. Like, most people think I'm lost or confused just because of my eye shape. One of the problems when it comes to eyelash curlers is that they are never big enough. How you mention eyelash curlers car rip out falsies a bit, that's what it does to my natural eyelashes.
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Kitty Bucher
Am I one of the few who doesn't use an eyelash curler? I'm quite lucky that I have very thick, long lashes naturally, and they have a nice natural upward curl to them, so I've never bothered. I don't wear falsies either, I just give them a little mascara & they're good. Edit: I'm just like James LOL I said inner too about the lashes
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Am I one of the few who doesn't use an eyelash curler? I'm quite lucky that I have very thick, long lashes naturally, and they have a nice natural upward curl to them, so I've never bothered. I don't wear falsies either, I just give them a little mascara & they're good. Edit: I'm just like James LOL I said inner too about the lashes
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Sandra Kang
When I use a heated curler, I usually curl my lashes first with a curler first Then I use the heated eye curler, remove then kinda hold the curl with my hand (Kinda like holding your curl in your hair before releasing your curl, when curling your hair with a iron. It gives me a better curl and hold my curl all day: )
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When I use a heated curler, I usually curl my lashes first with a curler first Then I use the heated eye curler, remove then kinda hold the curl with my hand (Kinda like holding your curl in your hair before releasing your curl, when curling your hair with a iron. It gives me a better curl and hold my curl all day: )
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Violet #001
AAAAAAH I LOVE MY HEATED LASH CURLERits the only thing that will keep my lashes curled and out of my eyeballsmy eyelashes go DOWN and INalso? i dont know what kind of heated lash curler charges, mine has batteries lmao and it has an on and off switch that slides, i guess mine is just simpler lmao
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AAAAAAH I LOVE MY HEATED LASH CURLERits the only thing that will keep my lashes curled and out of my eyeballsmy eyelashes go DOWN and INalso? i dont know what kind of heated lash curler charges, mine has batteries lmao and it has an on and off switch that slides, i guess mine is just simpler lmao
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Antoinette Marlow
OK, Here's the deal about a heated eyelash curler - I get magnificent results from heating my normal eyelash curler with my blow dryer (BE SURE TO CHECK IT SO THAT ITS NOT TOO HOT) and using it the normal way on my lashes. The curl lasts ALL day, it's pretty foolproof.
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OK, Here's the deal about a heated eyelash curler - I get magnificent results from heating my normal eyelash curler with my blow dryer (BE SURE TO CHECK IT SO THAT ITS NOT TOO HOT) and using it the normal way on my lashes. The curl lasts ALL day, it's pretty foolproof.
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