Tweezerman Classic Eyelash Curler

I researched so much about curlers before buying this. They said the brand Surrat is the bestest eyelash curler but it's too expensive $36! Next most recommended curlers are Shiseido ($23) and then Tweezerman, but Tweezerman is the cheapest among the three so I picked this one. No regrets! I looked like I'm wearing false lashes because it curled up so nicely! I definitely recommend this one. The pads and clamping are soft. It comes with 3 replacement pads. Definitely worth it.

I don't remember what I had before, but it would usually pinch my eyelids just slightly—not enough to be painful, usually, but it was slightly uncomfortable. This one doesn't pinch me AT ALL, so the first time I used it, I actually thought I hadn't gotten it close enough and hadn't curled them effectively, but when I looked in the mirror, it curled them BEAUTIFULLY. This is so easy to use! I warm it first with my car heater (or you can use a blow dryer,) do three crimps that I don't feel AT ALL, and my curls looks absolutely gorgeous. I honestly don't know how I was using the other one before, lol.

it curls better than other brands and doesnt pull eye lashes out

These are quality! A little more expensive than some but I appreciate they haven't cut any of my eyelashes off (yes, a cheaper brand did that!!). Highly recommend.

There are other brands, some look so much more prettier than the Classic Lash Curler, some seem to be better built until you get them home and use them for a while.. I have tried other brands BUT this one is all I need.. the price is low, the product is HIGH quality and at 54 years of age the classic lash curler has NOT failed me yet!

Purchased this to replace my black metal Revlon lash curler that I'd used %26 replaced twice (the last one came apart at the welded corners; I thought the pad was wearing out until the curler literally fell apart in my hand!). Double the price, but it's made much better and also included several replacement pads (not available for Revlon's). It took some getting used to after using the same type of lash curler for so long, but I haven't pinched my eyelids (looking at you, Maybelline...). It gives my lashes a decent curl for mascara application and seems comparable in curve to my defunct Revlon curler. My eyes are fairly average in size, width, and depth. (Reddit has a sub for measuring the curve of your eye... good luck.)

Pad refills are no longer available. The manufacturer tells you to buy another curler to get refills. The generic ones online are terrible. I don't want a drawer full of curlers. I wouldn't buy a new car every time I need new tires. Very disappointing that the manufacturer has this attitude.

Well made and the size that I like (they are making them so small now). You get three extra rubber bumpers, which are so hard to find. Only drawback was that it's polished silver. My last one (different manufacturer) was matte black which helped with depth perception when lining it up. Not as easy when it's so shiny- I actually bumped my eye a few times but I'm getting used to it now. Pricy, but I like the quality, and it makes an excellent curl. Handles are comfortable too. I use it everyday.

Good build quality, but insufficient reach or contour than expected

Eye lash curler wasn't even worth buying didn't even curl eyelashes the way it saids it's supposed too I have had tweezer man eyelash curlers and they work well for the price this one I don't recommend.