Maquillage Edge-Free Eyelash Curler with Spare Rubber, Wide Head That Curls From Root To Tip

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Maquillage Edge-Free Eyelash Curler with Spare Rubber, Wide Head That Curls From Root To Tip

Name: Maquillage Edge-Free Eyelash Curler with Spare Rubber, Wide Head That Curls From Root To Tip
Brand: MAQUILLAGE
SKU: JPRIME-BTY-MQL-EDGEFREECURLER
Price: 13.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2 (1086 reviews)

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MAQUILLAGE

Shiseido group brandSelf select drugstore makeupParent company founded 1872

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Our eyelash curler has a wide head and an edge-free design, so the side pillars do not touch the eyelid. It follows the curve of the eye, curls with a light force, and comes with a spare rubber. It is made in Japan.

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Maquillage Edge-Free Eyelash Curler with Spare Rubber, Wide Head That Curls From Root To Tip

$13.20

Brand	Maquillage
Model	BU13V01407
Type	Edge-free eyelash curler, firm curl
Includes	Curler body and one spare rubber
Size	About 5.1 x 3.8 x 10.2 cm
Weight	About 32 g
Origin	Made in Japan

A wide head that holds the whole lash line
The head is wide enough to hold the lashes from the inner corner to the outer corner at once. The maker says it clamps every lash from the root and curls them cleanly, so you do not have to curl in sections and leave a few lashes straight.
An edge-free design that keeps the pillars off the lid
The pillars at both ends are designed so they do not touch the eyelid. The maker calls this the edge-free design, and the flat frame lets even short lashes at the corners be caught from the root while the risk of pinching the skin is low.
A curve that follows the eye
The curve is chosen to match the curve of the eye, so the head fits the eyelid and holds the whole lash line. A wearer who has used other well-known curlers says this one matches the curve of the eye best, and lifts the lashes properly.
A light force gives a natural finish
The maker says that a light pressure is enough to curl. The how-to sheet advises clamping the roots, then moving toward the tips in about three steps while easing the pressure, so the ends curl naturally instead of bending sharply.
A spare rubber and clear care notes
A spare rubber is included, and the maker names a replacement rubber, number 214, that is sold separately. The caution sheet shows how a deformed frame, a shifted rubber or a cracked rubber can cause lashes to break or fail to curl, so you know when to replace it.
Made in Japan and shipped from Japan
The listing gives Japan as the origin, and the model number is BU13V01407. The curler is about 5.1 x 3.8 x 10.2 cm and weighs about 32 g, so it fits a makeup pouch, and we ship it directly from Japan with careful packing.

STORAGE

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

SHELF LIFE

Durable tool with no expiry date; replace the rubber when it wears.

PREPARATION

No preparation required — ready to use as packaged.

IMPORTANT

Check that the rubber is in the center and not cracked before use. Do not pinch the eyelid, and do not pull the lashes while they are clamped. A deformed frame or a worn rubber can break lashes or prevent a good curl, so replace the rubber when it is damaged. Wipe off mascara and dirt after use. Keep out of the reach of small children.

Specifications

Brand: Maquillage
Model: BU13V01407
Type: Edge-free eyelash curler, firm curl
Includes: Curler body and one spare rubber
Size: About 5.1 x 3.8 x 10.2 cm
Weight: About 32 g
Origin: Made in Japan

Features

Wide Head: Whole lash line.

Edge-Free Design: Pillars off the lid.

Eye-Matched Curve: Fits the lid.

Light Force: Easy curling.

Spare Rubber: Included.

Made In Japan: Stated origin.

Benefits

A wide head that holds the whole lash line: The head is wide enough to hold the lashes from the inner corner to the outer corner at once. The maker says it clamps every lash from the root and curls them cleanly, so you do not have to curl in sections and leave a few lashes straight.

An edge-free design that keeps the pillars off the lid: The pillars at both ends are designed so they do not touch the eyelid. The maker calls this the edge-free design, and the flat frame lets even short lashes at the corners be caught from the root while the risk of pinching the skin is low.

A curve that follows the eye: The curve is chosen to match the curve of the eye, so the head fits the eyelid and holds the whole lash line. A wearer who has used other well-known curlers says this one matches the curve of the eye best, and lifts the lashes properly.

A light force gives a natural finish: The maker says that a light pressure is enough to curl. The how-to sheet advises clamping the roots, then moving toward the tips in about three steps while easing the pressure, so the ends curl naturally instead of bending sharply.

A spare rubber and clear care notes: A spare rubber is included, and the maker names a replacement rubber, number 214, that is sold separately. The caution sheet shows how a deformed frame, a shifted rubber or a cracked rubber can cause lashes to break or fail to curl, so you know when to replace it.

Made in Japan and shipped from Japan: The listing gives Japan as the origin, and the model number is BU13V01407. The curler is about 5.1 x 3.8 x 10.2 cm and weighs about 32 g, so it fits a makeup pouch, and we ship it directly from Japan with careful packing.

How to Use

Check the rubber

Clamp the roots

Move toward the tips

Ease the pressure

Who Is This For

The Short-Lash Curler: You want lashes lifted from the root without pinching the lid, but a narrow curler leaves the outer lashes straight, and pillars that press the lid can pinch. 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 wide, edge-free head with a curve for the eye, plus a spare rubber. It is one dark metal eyelash curler with a spare rubber, made in Japan, so one curler can steady your daily routine.

Product Story

This curler comes from a Japanese makeup brand sold in Japan by a major cosmetics maker. The listing and its panels explain the wide head, the edge-free design and the curve made for the eye, and note that a spare rubber is included. The listing states that it is made in Japan, and we ship it directly from Japan with careful packing so that it arrives in good shape.

What's Inside

Maquillage Edge-Free Eyelash Curler

Care Guide

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

Shelf Life: Durable tool with no expiry date; replace the rubber when it wears.

Important: Check that the rubber is in the center and not cracked before use. Do not pinch the eyelid, and do not pull the lashes while they are clamped. A deformed frame or a worn rubber can break lashes or prevent a good curl, so replace the rubber when it is damaged. Wipe off mascara and dirt after use. Keep out of the reach of small children.

Ingredients and Materials

Metal: Frame and handles

Rubber: Clamp pad and spare rubber

Comparison

Quick Answer

Our eyelash curler has a wide, edge-free head that holds the whole lash line and keeps the side pillars off the eyelid. It follows the curve of the eye, curls with a light force, comes with a spare rubber, and is made in Japan.

The Short-Lash Curler

You miss the short corner lashes. The flat, edge-free frame keeps the pillars off the lid, so even short lashes are caught from the root.

The Pinch-Averse Wearer

You fear pinching the lid. The maker says the edge-free design keeps the side pillars off the eyelid, and a light force is enough to curl.

The Curler-Switcher

You gave up extensions or old curlers. This one is easy to use even without strong makeup skill, with a compact body that fits the lashes easily.

The Pouch Packer

You touch up away from home. A wearer bought a second one for a travel pouch because it follows the eye curve well and is small to carry.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the curler?

Look down and clamp the roots of the lashes, then clamp lightly and move toward the tips in about three steps while angling the curler slowly. Ease the pressure toward the tips for a natural finish. For the outer lashes only, clamp the roots there and curl them in the same way. Wipe mascara and dirt from the curler after every use.

Why does the pack mention the frame and rubber?

The maker's caution sheet explains that a deformed frame, a rubber that has shifted off center or a cracked rubber can make lashes break, fall out or fail to curl properly. Check the frame and the rubber before each use, and replace a torn or cracked rubber with the spare or with the maker's replacement rubber, number 214.

How big is it and where is it made?

The listing gives a size of about 5.1 x 3.8 x 10.2 cm and a weight of about 32 g, so it fits easily in a makeup pouch. The listing gives Japan as the country of origin and the model number BU13V01407. A spare rubber is included in the pack, and the curler ships from Japan with careful packing.

Will it suit my eyes?

The maker says the curve is chosen to match the curve of the eye and the head is wide enough to hold the whole lash line, which suits a natural eye curve better than a deeper curve. If you have very short or very straight lashes, a natural curl is the aim, so build the curl in a few light steps.

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.