Revlon Eyelash Curler, Precision Curl Control for Short Lashes, Lifts & Defines, Easy to Use (Pack of 1)

This is small, about 3/4" wide. It is perfect for me because my eyes are too deep set to use a regular eyelash curler. Very well made and comes with an extra cushion. I would recommend this.

I really like for the corners of your eyes that you can’t get with a regular one

Not sure I like this, the potential for poking yourself in the eye is pretty up there. It is good for grabbing those hard to reach lashes, with regular curlers I usually pinch my skin when trying to grab all the lashes at the inside corner. It's good for what it does, just have to be careful and not get too close to the eyeball.

I was apprehensive that I'd get a misaligned product, but I lucked out - the one I got was perfect. There is a learning curve with this, because it only curls a small portion of lashes - need to learn just how and where to place it for maximum effect. But after a few uses I can curl the outer and inner lashes perfectly.

I really wanted to love this as I have short, straight Asian lashes. The regular lash curlers are too big to get into my corner lashes. I thought I would give this a try but I dislike the straightness of the curler. It curls my lashes but it doesn't stay curled for long and it doesn't fit my outer corner lashes. My shisedio eyelash curler works better.

I shop at Amazon a lot since the pandemic, and am very rarely dissatisfied; often I'm downright delighted. This purchase is not only one of the very few downers, but is probably the worst of those few.I wish I had paid attention to the negative reviews instead of doing a wishful thinking numbet and discounting them because I wanted to believe the positives reviews, because for me this not only doesn't work, but is difficult and painful to use.I found it much more difficult with this curler than with any I'd previously used, to calculate when the curler was close to the lash roots but not at risk of pinching the lids-- and when I missed, the absence of a rubber "bumper" on the top part of the curler meant I paid dearly in pain points-- yeowch!!! Much worse than with any other curler I've used.And, if risking pain and bodily injury wasn't bad enough, it doesn't curl my lashes-- not even a little bit-- which led me to want to squeeze extra hard in an effort to see a result-- not a great combination, the need to squeeze harder and harder to try to get a curl, and a heightened risk of injury and pain from accidently clipping the lid with a thin, unprotected piece of metal, when it's so easy to do.Bottom line, a total loss-- disappointment + waste of money.P.S. I'm adding this a few days later because I checked my other lash curlers and realized that it's not just this one that has rubber only on one of the two surfaces that come in contact with the lashes-- they're all like that, and I just never noticed because the previous ones never hurt. In trying to figure out why this one hurt and others haven't, I've come to the tentative conclusion that it's because the others are so much bigger, that the curve of the curler prevents, for me, the curler from getting close enough to the lid to pinch as this one kept doing unless I was exceedingly careful...and even then I couldn't keep it from pinching. So I guess the difficulty and pain I experienced is due to the nature of half-sized curlers...and maybe I'm a klutz, or just have trouble that might go away with practice. Still, I won't get that practice with this curler, because the fact remains it didn't curl my lashes...and I still haven't figured out why others do, and this doesn't. Meantime, I tried Amazon's BeMyLady usb rechargeable electric eyelash curler and it was really great, so I'll probably stick with that.

Works great without pinching skin

Cheap and definitely my favorite eyelash curler