Stores Selling Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler

Call it a blessing or a curse but I was born with some thick, long eyelashes. I know that sounds like a dream come true, and it would be if they weren't also straighter than straight. Yes, for the longest time, I've just let them be themselves, cascading downward at all times. I felt there was no hope until recently when I decided to do some research and experimentation.Here's what I tried this weekend, and it worked: Set Your Lashes with Mascara - Okay, so I know everyone always says not to do this because your lashes might get stuck and pulled from the root, but if you're careful, it shouldn't be a problem. Plus, if your lashes are as hard to curl as mine, then they will laugh in the face of your silly beauty tools if they're not set first. Heat the Eyelash Curler - Ah, yes, this is a well-known trick. Just blast some warm air from your blowdryer onto your curler. Of course, since you're going to used it near your eyes, make sure it's not ridiculously hot. Clamp Down Near the Root First - If your lashes are crazy long, there will be a two-clamp process for each lash. Start close to your eyelid first and clamp down for a good 5 seconds. Now, they are probably standing straight up. So, go down a bit and repeat the process. Use an Eyelash Comb - Declump any mascara clumps with a handy dandy eyelash comb.Take your time, be careful, and good luck! ... more