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Eyelash Curlers
Everyone ohhs and ahhs about eyelashes and the consensus seems
to be that men come out better on that score. So what?s a woman
to do if nature short-changed her in the eyelash department? Of
course there is mascara to darken the color and thicken the
lashes. However, many women use eyelash curlers to enhance
nature?s framework. Do eyelash curlers really work? Which kind
is best? How do you use them? And, bottom line, what do they
cost?
Over the years eyelash curlers have made some vast improvements.
While the traditional curler has maintained somewhat the same
style, the materials used today are lighter weight. Products
now are made from plastic or steel and the hinge mechanisms
move smoothly thus making the curlers easier to use. They are
also more durable. The pads - some being silicon treated ? are
softer and more gentle on the lashes. But keep in mind, that
the pads should be changed approximately every two months
depending on how often you use the lash curler. A worn pad can
damage the eyelashes.
If the classic curler is difficult for you to use, you might
consider using the wand style. Light weight, compact, and
easily portable, these battery operated curling wands can be
tossed into a purse or cosmetic bag for that instant refresher.
These handy little curlers will increase the curl without
overheating and burning this delicate hair.
While most of the curlers today boast being ?pinch proof?,
developing the technique of curling your lashes takes some
practice. Don?t wait until you?re ready to go out to try it
out. Experiment when you have some time, to really get a feel
for using it. With the classic or traditional curler, it is
recommended to apply the mascara last. With the heated lash
curler, some brands recommend applying the mascara first. Read
the directions that come with the curler before you practice.
To get that wide-eyed glamorous look simply place the curler
at the base of your lashes. Remember to start with clean
lashes! Gently grasp a section of lashes between the pads.
Apply gentle pressure. Now open the curler and release the
lashes. Remove the curler and move to the next section. Then
apply mascara, if necessary.
The cost? Lash curlers no longer pinch your lashes or your
wallet. Good eyelash curlers range in price from ten to
thirty-five dollars. Not bad for getting great-looking lashes.
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