The 8 Best Eyelash Curlers for Monolids
We've all been burned (not literally) by our eyelash curlers. This often happens when you're going through your morning routine, possibly in a rush or after a late night, and you completely miss your eyelashes, causing some real pain. One moment of not being careful can lead to a traumatizing pinch on your eyelids, causing you to retire the daunting contraption until the pain, or the memory, subsides.
My eyelashes are stubborn and stick straight. I never dared to imagine my eyelash curl would last through a full day, let alone getting all my eyelashes in one swift curl. The method I used: curl the middle lashes as best as I could, then mascara, and then another hopeful curl.
At first glance all eyelash curlers look the same, but when it comes to what works for me, it's all about the curvature. Though not all Asian eyelids are the same, it's a safe bet to opt for flatter curvature. Find the curvature of your eyelash to the exact millimeter and match it with the arc for the ultimate match (as illustrated in this meticulously researched reddit thread).
In addition to the curve of eyelids, Asian eyelashes are also quite different. They're typically straight and thick, which requires more cushion to get the proper curl vs. the usual kink. I replace my eyelash curler pads every four months (instead of the usual six) because now that I've found my hero eyelash curler (the Surratt Relevée changed my life) I'm not afraid to really clamp down. Find the right curvature and you tpp will be able to get up close and personal with your lash line without worrying about pinching your eyelid. When you find the one, you'll know, aka your eyelashes will stay in a perfect butterfly soft curl forever.
Keep scrolling for eight eyelash curlers I'd recommend for Asian eyelids.
