Panasonic Heated Eyelash Curler Comb With Non-Stick Silicone, Wand-Style - EH2351AC

This is my first time to use a "heated" electronic battery-operated eyelash curler, and I was pleasantly surprised at how easy and effective it was at curling my eyelashes. At first I was a little nervous because I was afraid it might burn my lashes or even my eyelid, but the heat is not at all that hot. It was a little warm but not hot enough to burn you. It definitely worked at curling my lashes quickly and there was no need to turn and squeeze my lashes like what I used to do with a regular eyelash curler. Together with mascara, the effect was even more noticeable with this heated eyelash curler. I had longer curled lashes as a result! You can even carry this around with you because it's as small in length as a mascara. I like the fact that it uses only one AA alkaline battery, so there's no need to have to recharge it to a charger (which I don't like doing because I would need to get a charger and an outlet). Using one size AA alkaline battery is just more convenient. I highly recommend it.

I love the look of curly eyelashes--it makes my eyes look super-big and glam, like I'm wearing false lashes, plus it gives my face an instant lift. My previous method for curling my lashes was to simply hit my metal eyelash curler Shiseido The Makeup Eyelash Curler with a shot of hot air from my hair dryer and that did the trick. However, it's not always convenient to carry around a hair dryer just to heat your metal eyelash curler. With my busy schedule, sometimes I'm forced to apply my make-up wherever I can, which turns out is not always in front my vanity or in my bathroom next to my hair dryer, or even near an electrical outlet. So, I was so psyched to find out they made electric eyelash curlers!!! What a neat invention, I thought. My first electric eyelash curler was much like this one: Talika Heated Eyelash Curler 1 ea . However, the brand I had didn't really get hot enough for a strong, long lasting curl. Plus, the casing of the curler was rather shabby, and finally it just went dead (at a rather inopportune time might I add, while I was at a resort and couldn't buy another one and of course had left my old manual one behind--ugh!). After that horrid disappointment, having suffered an entire romantic holiday sans curled lashes due to an electric eyelash curler I couldn't depend on, I went back to using the hairdryer-on-metal method. I figured at least it couldn't break on me at the worst time possible. But in my heart I often wondered...was there a good electric eyelash curler out there? Then I saw this heated eyelash curler, and I thought maybe they had improved the tool. Furthermore, I read some reviews that the curler got really hot, which I thought would overcome one of the problems of my previous curler. However, I was sorely disappointed with this curler. It is shaped exactly like a mascara wand. Yes, it gets hot, but the whole concept is messed up. You have to manually sit there and push on your lash line, and then you have to keep going over the lash to warm it up enough to make it pliable, and then you have to keep holding it down, holding it down, holding it down....oh Lord have mercy it's all just too much trouble. And the curl really doesn't lock in, because the curler provides no tension or crimping, and you really need the tension of the two hot metal surfaces squeezing the eyelash. The concept is just off and faulty. I kept the product because I really didn't have time to fool with sending it back and all that. So it just sits in my make-up drawer because I hate to throw something away that I spent money on. I figure maybe I'll find a use for it one day, like to heat up some tiny object that is I don't know what. And in case you are wondering, yeah, I'm back to the hairdryer-on-metal curler method again, IF I'm fortunate enough to be by an outlet. If not, I go without curled lashes (ain't it a shame). I saw Panasonic makes a more traditional-type electric lash curler, like the first one I had Panasonic EH2331P Heated Eyelash Curler . I might try it again, but I'll admit I'm a bit gun shy, having been burnt (no pun intended) in the past. So I ask the cosmetics universe: Can anyone out there make a decent, effective, and dependable heated eyelash curler?

I have to update my review - Received and started using this December 5, 2015 - It stopped working February 5, 2016. I really loved the lift my eyelashes got from this, but it needs to last longer than 2 months for me to give a true recommendation. I may have just gotten a lemon but I was not rough nor did I drop this product. Couldn't come up with a reason for it to die. I will be trying another brand and will post a review on that one! I was skeptical of this product. But I have to admit that I really love it. It does a very nice job of giving my lashes a little extra lift - it is not like a mechanical curler at all. So if you want the bent lash look, this probably isn't for you. I use mine with mascara, I'm not sure how it would work on bare lashes - but then I don't leave the house w/o mascara. I have also found love for it when I end up with a goopy lash - it totally fixes it and I am able to apply more mascara over it - no glob on the lash!!! And even better - it does not mess up my eyeliner. I takes a couple of extra minutes in the morning - but worth it. I've tried it with several different mascara's and some do work better than others - you just have to find your favorite combination. I've seen other heated curlers at a higher price point, but I feel like got a good deal with this product. I would recommend this product to someone who is looking for a little more glamor.

I was excited when I received this heated eyelash curler so hopefully it wouldn't do that much damage to my eyelashes than a regular eyelash curler. At first I tried it out I got really fustrated since the curler took a while to heat up. There's an indicator strip on the other side of the curler, so when it turns pink, its fully heated up. At first it took 10 minutes for the heater to heat up and I just figured the curler was busted. Then I replaced the battery and found out it wasn't the curler that wasn't working but the cheap battery it came with. Now it heats up in less than a minute. You don't even need the curler to heat up all the way for you to start using it. What I also like about it is that you use it after you applied your mascara. It takes about a minute to properly curl each eyelash so it doesn't take that much time. It gives a natural curl to your eyelashes and last, for me, for about 5 hours until it starting falling down which is still better than a regular curler. Also it has a nice comb connected to the curler to separates your lashes. Overall it was confusing at first but I really like this product now, just remember to use a good battery.

I love this eyelash curler! It works very well. I like the comb head, it's quite useful. It works so much better than the conventional eyelash curler, plus you can use it after applying mascara. Love it!

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This item is great. Once I applied my mascara I would use it & it worked. Just be careful where you place it as it is got & you don't want to burn yourself.

Spedizione perfetta. Prodotto semplice e intuitivo da usare, in quanto il cambio di colore della luce indica quando il piegaciglia è pronto e caldo a sufficienza per essere usato...consigliato! Da un Bell effetto in pochi secondi!

Very bad zero effect