4 STEPS FOR A FLAWLESS CURL

Lift, curl, define and separate lashes for lasting results... these beauty tools are better together.

NOTE: Always use your curler before applying mascara.

1.Open the eyelash curler handles, center the curler pad against the base of your lashes. Lightly squeeze the handles of the curler a couple of times, then slowly move the curler up to the center of your lashes and squeeze for a full-fanned lash look!

model using lash guard and comb, applying mascara with one hand and holding lash guard up to eye with other hand

2. Position your eye aligned with the opening of the Lash Guard & Comb. Apply mascara to top lashes by holding the top edge of the opening against the top eye lid and lash line.

model using lash guard and comb, applying mascara to bottom lashes with one hand and using other hand to hold lash guard

3. Position the bottom edge of opening aligned against lower lash line to apply mascara to lower lashes. Apply mascara starting at base of lashes near guide edge and moving upward and out to end of lashes.

model using curl 60 lash comb to remove excess mascara from eyelashes

4. To remove excess mascara and prevent clumping, use your favorite lashcomb to glide through lashes and clean up mascara. Make sure mascara is still wet before combing with lashcombs.

MEET YOUR PERFECT MATCH: Every eye shape is different, so why should your lash tools be one size fits all? Our Curl 60° and Curl 38° lash curlers and combs are designed to fit different eye shapes to perfectly define your lashes. Here is a guide to identifying your eye shape and selecting the right lash tools for you:

left model shows curl 60 for round shaped eyes, right model shows curl 38 for almond shaped eyes

Curl 60 series includes a 60 degree angled top is ideal for curling round shaped eyes. Curl 60 is designed with a wider opening. The Curl 38 has a 38 degree angled top ideal for almond and deep set eyes. Curl 38 is designed with a narrow opening to curl.

5 MISTAKES YOU ARE MAKING DURING YOUR LASH ROUTINE

close up picture of spoolie with mascara

1. YOU ARE CURLING YOUR LASHES AFTER APPLYING MASCARA

Apply mascara after curling your lashes to ensure your curler won’t stick to your lashes in the curling process, your mascara will also be better defined.

pictured is lash curler with droplets on surface next to towel

2. YOU ARE USING A DIRTY CURLER

Your curler goes near your eye and cleaning it with an alcohol wipe after every use is important to protect your eyes from unnecessary bacteria.

model holding curl 38 eyelash curler to curl eyelashes

3. YOU ARE PINCHING YOUR SKIN WHILE CURLING YOUR LASHES

You are likely using a curler that doesn’t properly fit your eye shape. The proper curler will prevent pinching and also ensure every lash fits into the curler so no lash goes uncurled. Refer to page 10 for a guide to identify your eye shape.

4. YOU ARE APPLYING TOO MUCH PRESSURE TO YOUR LASHES

Make sure to lightly squeeze the curler handles to create a long-lasting curl. Release the handles prior to removing lashes to ensure that you won’t pull or tug your lashes.

5. YOU ARE USING YOUR FOLDING ILASHCOMB WITH DRY MASCARA

It is important to use our Folding ilashcomb while your mascara is still wet, this allows the teeth of the comb to easily glide through to separate and define your lashes.

did you know section lashes highlighting classic curler, great grip curler, folding ilashcomb

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