Professional Eyelash Curler - Never Needs Refill Pads! - Doesn't Pinch Or Pull! - Best Curl For Fuller Eyelashes With Cute Pink Packaging

Okay ladies, who keeps one of these tools in their makeup box? I grew up using one, but my daughters didn’t even know what it was at first! LOL So to break it in, we had beauty lessons at the kitchen table with this eyelash curler by LiveWire Beauty. Now that was fun! First things first, I like having professional tools in my makeup case. Not that they’re always better, but if I know what I’m using is the same I’d get in a salon, I figure I’m better off getting the job done. This eyelash curler definitely felt like a salon quality tool in my hand. It fits nice on your fingers and once the ladies got the hang of the motion required, there was no pinching or pulling of the eyelashes. If you didn’t grow up learning how to use one of these, let me explain quickly that most folks have fairly straight lashes. By using an eyelash curler, you can curl them so your eyes look more “open” and alert. Then you apply your mascara as usual and go about your day. Back to the eyelash curler by LiveWire Beauty though. It comes in really cute pink packaging which the girls loved. Plus, you don’t have to worry about buying and replacing those little pads like with most curlers. These are pretty resistant and spring right back after you use it. I’ve read by heating it with a hair dryer for a few seconds before using it makes the curl last longer, but I don’t know that I personally saw a difference. All in all, I like the eyelash curler and it’s super simple to use, then toss in your bag for tomorrow. Promotional or discounted product provided for review.

I was in the market for a new eyelash curler and came across the liveWIRE beauty model. I read the description and was most attracted to the "never needs refill pads" which was exactly the reason I was shopping for a new curler. I had just replaced the pads in my current one and as usual the new pad kept coming out, wouldn't fit quite right, etc. Then I see a further claim that the liveWIRE version doesn't "pinch or pull". I noticed the high reviews and proceeded to read several that supported the claims so I decided why not - I needed a new one anyway. Well simply stated - I LOVE IT!!! I'm not a makeup professional by any means but I do use a fair amount of makeup every day and curling my eyelashes was one of my least favorite parts. This little gem is everything that it is advertised to be. The no pinch claim is true but you have to know how to use the curler properly. You truly do not even know your eyelashes are in the curler. Another person's review remarked that use and success could depend on your eye shape and I couldn't agree more. I love the silicon pad - so much better than other brands that cut and fall apart after a short period of time. Do not hesitate to try this curler - truly fabulous and I am so glad I took the time to research and settle on this one... Highly recommend!!!

Well...I like the fact that I'll supposedly never have to buy replacement inserts. It seems to work ok. Sometimes I can't get my lashes to curl nicely with it. It does the thing where the outer lashes curl more than the middle ones. It catches my skin on occasion, but I've never had a curler that didn't. I imagine that's more to do with different eye shapes being compatible with different curlers. Since opening it, there has been a strange smell...like...maybe a road tar mixed with plastic kind of smell? I figured that would dissipate but it's been several weeks and still smells every time I use it. It's kind of gross and chemically, but not a deal breaker. The little black cushion in the finger hole pops out on one side. I put it back, but it's not like, glued in or anything so it just pops out again. Not like it couldn't be used without the cushions, but it's nicer feeling with the cushion in.

I have had the product for about a year. The good news is that the pad lasted for a year. The bad news is that the pad only lasted for a year for a product that states "Never needs refill pads". My challenge now is that the tear in the pad is pulling on my eyelashes and pulling them out. In all fairness, that same thing happens on other products when the pad tears but at least with those products I can get a refill. I would have liked to be able to contact the seller and get a replacement pad but they have not responded to my emails. I don't expect to get a free replacement and if the cost is reasonable I would happily pay to have a few pads sent to me. I don't need another eyelash curler - I just need the pads.