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Shiseido Eyelash Curler (with one replacement pad)
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Use the Shiseido Eyelash Curler on fully dry lashes before mascara: open it at the base of your upper lashes, squeeze gently, then move up and squeeze again mid-lash and once more near the tips. Shiseido recommends a slow 'pump and hold' and says to pump lashes, never pull. Its broad curve is made to reach lashes from the inner to outer corner.
Shiseido's directions are to open the curler at the base of your lashes and squeeze gently, then move it up and squeeze again in the middle of the lash, then press once more close to the tips.
Shiseido suggests a slow 'pump and hold' technique: squeeze gently, re-clamp, pump again, then move up the lashes and repeat. Its guide says to pump your lashes and never pull on them.
Shiseido's answer is to curl first and then apply mascara. It says that otherwise delicate lashes can break and mascara will stick to the curler. It also says not to curl until lashes are fully dry.
Shiseido describes a broad curve that curls lashes from the inner to the outer corner, whatever the eye shape, and an edge-free design meant to prevent pinching.
Steps from Shiseido's Eyelash Curler product page and its lash guide on shiseido.co.uk.
Details as published by Shiseido (UK site).
Before. Shiseido says to curl first and then apply mascara, because otherwise delicate lashes can break and mascara will stick to the curler.
Shiseido says not to try to curl lashes until you are sure they are fully dry.
Shiseido says you should not warm your eyelash curler, to avoid damaging it.
Shiseido says to replace the pad once it starts to have less rebound or appears flatter. The curler comes with one replacement pad.
Shiseido says to wipe the curler and silicone pads with a tissue or dry cloth between uses, and to remove the pad if you want to give it an occasional wash in soapy water.
Shiseido says its broad curve grabs every lash no matter the eye shape, curling from the inner to the outer corner.
Shiseido's own method is simple: dry, bare lashes, three gentle squeezes from base to tip with a slow pump and hold, then mascara. If you want an unheated curler with a broad curve and a spare pad in the box, this one fits that brief.
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