Koji No.71 Eyelash Curler, Short Size 33 mm Wide, Standard Curve, Spare Rubber

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Koji No.71 Eyelash Curler, Short Size 33 mm Wide, Standard Curve, Spare Rubber

Name: Koji No.71 Eyelash Curler, Short Size 33 mm Wide, Standard Curve, Spare Rubber
Brand: Koji
SKU: JPRIME-BTY-KOJI-CURLER-SHORT71
Price: 4.73 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0 (70 reviews)

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Koji

Tokyo eye makeup specialistSold in about 20,000 storesEyelash and beauty tools maker

Format: 33 mm

33 mm

Our No.71 is a short eyelash curler with a 33 mm-wide head and a standard curve that suits the shape of Japanese eyes. It has a steel body, a silicone rubber pad and a spare rubber, and it is made in Japan.

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Koji No.71 Eyelash Curler, Short Size 33 mm Wide, Standard Curve, Spare Rubber

$4.73

Brand	Koji
Type	No.71 short size eyelash curler
Head Width	33 mm
Materials	Steel body with nickel plating, silicone rubber pad
Includes	One spare rubber
Pack Size	About 50 x 110 x 35 mm
Origin	Made in Japan

A short, narrow head that fits smaller eyes
The 33 mm-wide head is narrower than a wide curler, so it follows a smaller eye closely. A wider curler can pinch the flesh or clamp only part of the lashes on a smaller eye, which this narrower head is made to avoid.
A standard curve made for Japanese eyes
The pack names a standard curve that suits the shape of Japanese eyes. The curve lifts the lashes from root to tip in a natural arc, and it can be used on the lower lashes as well as the upper lashes.
Gradual, natural-looking curling in a few presses
The pack advises not to curl in one go, but to press three or four times while moving from the root toward the tips for a natural curve. This way the lashes stay lifted without a sharp bend or a stiff look.
A short body that is easy to carry
The pack calls it a handy short size, about 50 x 110 x 35 mm in its carton, and the listing gives the weight as 20 g. The small body makes it easy to carry in a pouch for touch-ups during the day.
A spare rubber and clear cautions on the pack
A spare silicone rubber comes in the pack for when the rubber wears out, and a matching spare is sold separately. The pack asks you to check that the frame meets the center of the rubber, to avoid pinching the eyelid and not to pull while clamped.
A Tokyo eye makeup maker, shipped from Japan
Our maker is a Tokyo company that makes eyelashes, eye makeup tools and nail care items, sold in about 20,000 stores across Japan. This curler is made in Japan and ships directly from Japan to your door with careful packing.

STORAGE

Store dry at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, and out of reach of infants and small children.

SHELF LIFE

Durable tool with no expiry date.

PREPARATION

No preparation required — ready to use as packaged.

IMPORTANT

Check that the frame meets the center of the rubber before use. Do not pinch the eyelid. Pressing the lashes hard or pulling while clamped can break or pull out lashes. Wipe dirt from the frame and rubber before use. Replace worn rubber with new rubber. Excessive force can deform the frame. Keep out of the reach of infants and small children.

Specifications

Brand: Koji
Type: No.71 short size eyelash curler
Head Width: 33 mm
Materials: Steel body with nickel plating, silicone rubber pad
Includes: One spare rubber
Pack Size: About 50 x 110 x 35 mm
Origin: Made in Japan

Features

33 mm Head: Short size.

Standard Curve: Suits Japanese eyes.

Short Portable Body: Handy to carry.

Steel With Nickel Plating: Body material.

Spare Rubber Included: Silicone rubber.

Made In Japan: Printed on the pack.

Benefits

A short, narrow head that fits smaller eyes: The 33 mm-wide head is narrower than a wide curler, so it follows a smaller eye closely. A wider curler can pinch the flesh or clamp only part of the lashes on a smaller eye, which this narrower head is made to avoid.

A standard curve made for Japanese eyes: The pack names a standard curve that suits the shape of Japanese eyes. The curve lifts the lashes from root to tip in a natural arc, and it can be used on the lower lashes as well as the upper lashes.

Gradual, natural-looking curling in a few presses: The pack advises not to curl in one go, but to press three or four times while moving from the root toward the tips for a natural curve. This way the lashes stay lifted without a sharp bend or a stiff look.

A short body that is easy to carry: The pack calls it a handy short size, about 50 x 110 x 35 mm in its carton, and the listing gives the weight as 20 g. The small body makes it easy to carry in a pouch for touch-ups during the day.

A spare rubber and clear cautions on the pack: A spare silicone rubber comes in the pack for when the rubber wears out, and a matching spare is sold separately. The pack asks you to check that the frame meets the center of the rubber, to avoid pinching the eyelid and not to pull while clamped.

A Tokyo eye makeup maker, shipped from Japan: Our maker is a Tokyo company that makes eyelashes, eye makeup tools and nail care items, sold in about 20,000 stores across Japan. This curler is made in Japan and ships directly from Japan to your door with careful packing.

How to Use

Check the rubber

Clamp near the root

Press three or four times

Wipe it clean

Who Is This For

The Smaller-Eye Wearer: You want lashes lifted into a natural curve with a curler that fits smaller eyes, but a wide curler pinches the lid or clamps only part of the lashes on smaller eyes. Searching for the right eyelash curler is tiring, and it is not your fault that it is hard to choose. Our eyelash curler gives you a 33 mm-wide head with a standard curve and a spare rubber in a short steel curler. It comes with a spare rubber and a printed guide to use, and it was made in Japan, so one curler can steady your daily routine.

Product Story

Our maker is a Tokyo company that makes cosmetics, eyelashes, eye makeup tools and nail care items, sold at about 20,000 stores across Japan, from department stores to drugstores and variety shops. The No.71 follows that eye-makeup focus with a short curler built around a standard curve, with a spare rubber for long use, so the same curler can be kept for years with only the rubber replaced.

What's Inside

Koji No.71 Eyelash Curler - 33 mm

Care Guide

Storage: Store dry at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, and out of reach of infants and small children.

Shelf Life: Durable tool with no expiry date.

Important: Check that the frame meets the center of the rubber before use. Do not pinch the eyelid. Pressing the lashes hard or pulling while clamped can break or pull out lashes. Wipe dirt from the frame and rubber before use. Replace worn rubber with new rubber. Excessive force can deform the frame. Keep out of the reach of infants and small children.

Ingredients and Materials

Steel with nickel plating: Body

Silicone rubber: Spare rubber and pad

Polypropylene: Carton case

Comparison

Quick Answer

Our No.71 is a short eyelash curler with a 33 mm-wide head and a standard curve that suits the shape of Japanese eyes. It has a steel body with nickel plating, a silicone rubber pad and a spare rubber in the pack, and it is made in Japan.

The Smaller-Eye Wearer

You find standard curlers too wide. The 33 mm head is narrower, so it follows a smaller eye closely and is made to avoid pinching the skin of the lid.

The Long-Term Faithful Wearer

You like a tool that lasts. The curler is steel with a replaceable rubber and a spare in the pack, so you can keep the same frame for years and change only the rubber.

The Carry-In-Your-Pouch Packer

You touch up on the go. The short body is small enough for a make-up pouch, and its compact size makes it easy to carry around and use between meetings.

The Upper-And-Lower Curler

You want one tool for both. A single curler can finish the upper and the lower lashes, so you need not carry a second tool in your pouch every day.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the curler?

Do not curl in one go. Starting from the root, press three or four times while moving toward the tips for a natural curve. Check that the frame meets the center of the rubber before use, avoid pinching the eyelid and never pull while clamped, because pressing hard can break or pull out lashes. Wipe dirt from the frame and rubber before every use, and replace worn rubber so that the frame never touches the lid.

Will it fit my eyes?

The head is 33 mm wide with a standard curve that the pack says suits the shape of Japanese eyes. It is made for smaller eyes, and a curve that is too tight can pinch the lid on large eyes. If your eyes are wide-set, the wider No.73 sister model may suit you better. Look at the head width on the pack before you choose.

What is it made of and how big is it?

The body is steel with nickel plating and the pad is silicone rubber, with a spare rubber included, according to the pack. The carton is about 50 x 110 x 35 mm and the listing gives the weight as 20 g. The pack states that it is made in Japan, and it ships from Japan with careful packing so the carton arrives intact. Handle it gently, because excessive force can deform the frame.

Can I replace the rubber?

Yes. The pack says to put in a new rubber when the old one wears and names the matching spare rubber, No.153, as the replacement, so you can keep the same curler for a long time. One spare is included with the curler, and the pack asks you to wipe dirt from the frame and the rubber before every use.

How and when will my order ship?

We ship directly from Japan. Delivery takes 7-14 business days, and tracking is provided so you can follow your parcel from Japan to your door. Every product we send is carefully packed, and any item with a shelf life has a minimum of 6 months remaining. Please check our shipping page for current delivery options to your country. Thank you for shopping with us.