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    Buy Best Selling Eyelash Curlers Online at Nykaa

    An eyelash curler is a simple way to give your lashes a lift before mascara. It helps to shape the lashes from the base, define them and open the eyes more. Nykaa's bestselling eyelash curlers include classic metal curlers, compact options, silicone pads and heated curlers from GUBB, VEGA, e.l.f. Cosmetics, PAC, Praush Beauty and more.

    Eyelash Curlers at a Glance

    • Everyday makeup: Classic manual curlers
    • Beginners: Easy-grip designs
    • Travel: Compact and pocket-sized curlers
    • Gentle curling: Silicone or cushioned pads
    • Lifted lashes: Curlers designed to reach the lash base
    • Heated styling: Electric and heated curlers

    What Does an Eyelash Curler Do?

    An eyelash curler bends the natural lashes upwards to give them a curled, lifted appearance.

    Most people use one before mascara. The lashes sit between the curling pads, and gentle pressure shapes them upwards. The size and curve of the curler also matter, particularly if you have smaller, deeper-set or differently shaped eyes.

    How to Choose an Eyelash Curler

    The shape of your eyes is worth considering, as is the length of your lashes.

    For a straightforward everyday tool, a classic manual curler is a good starting point. Compact versions are easier to carry, while silicone-padded designs may suit you if you prefer a softer pad against the lashes.

    Heated curlers are another option. They work differently from manual curlers, so always follow the instructions supplied with the product.

    Best Selling Eyelash Curlers to Shop on Nykaa

    GUBB Eyelash Curler For Women, Creates Eye-Opening & Lifted Look

    Type: Classic eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Everyday lash curling

    VEGA Premium Eye Lash Curler for Women, Professional Lash Curler

    Type: Classic eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Regular eye makeup

    Beautiliss Premium Eyelash Curler Black Volumizing Lash Lift

    Type: Eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Lifted-looking lashes

    e.l.f. Cosmetics Premium Eyelash Curler

    Type: Premium eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Everyday lash definition

    Feel Good Club Eyelash Curler Pre Mascara Eye Makeup Tool

    Type: Eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Pre-mascara use

    PAC Professional Eyelash Curler

    Type: Professional eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Precise lash curling

    Praush Beauty Pocket Eyelash Curler

    Type: Pocket curler
    Best suited for: Travel and quick touch-ups

    Midazzle Pro Eyelash Curler With Grip

    Type: Grip eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Easy handling

    Bronson Professional Eyelash Curler For Women

    Type: Classic eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Everyday lash lift

    FYOLI Eyelash Curler

    Type: Classic eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Simple lash curling

    Gorgoi Professional Eye Lash Curler

    Type: Professional eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Regular eye makeup

    GUBB Eyelash Curler For Women, Eye Makeup Tool - Black

    Type: Classic eyelash curler
    Best suited for: Everyday use

    Eyelash Curlers for Beginners

    Starting with a basic manual curler keeps things simple.

    Place it close to the lash line, but not so close that it catches the eyelid. Once the lashes are sitting comfortably between the pads, give the curler a gentle press.

    You don't need to squeeze hard to get a curl. In fact, lighter pressure gives you more control while you're getting used to the tool.

    Eyelash Curlers for Straight Lashes

    Straight lashes can make mascara look less lifted because the hairs tend to point forwards or downwards.

    Curling before mascara changes the direction of the lashes and can make the eyes look more open. Start at the base, then make a second, lighter press around the middle of the lashes for a softer curve.

    Avoid clamping the same spot over and over. It is better to build the curl gradually.

    Eyelash Curlers for Short Lashes

    Short lashes can be harder to catch, particularly near the corners.

    Take a moment to check the position of the curler before pressing. You want the lashes inside the opening without getting too close to the skin.

    A compact curler can sometimes be easier to manoeuvre around smaller sections of the lash line. The best fit will depend on your eye shape.

    Eyelash Curlers for Long Lashes

    Long lashes don't need extra pressure. What matters more is getting an even curve.

    Start near the base and press gently. Move slightly higher on the lashes and repeat if you want more lift through the length.

    Pay attention to the outer lashes too. They are easy to leave out when the curler is positioned too centrally.

    Manual vs Heated Eyelash Curlers

    Manual Curlers

    Rely on gentle pressure to shape the lashes. Simple to use and don't need batteries or charging. A good fit for anyone who wants a straightforward everyday tool.

    Heated Curlers

    Use warmth instead of pressure to style lashes. Nykaa's bestselling range includes heated options alongside traditional curlers. Always follow the instructions provided with the product.

    Eyelash Curler Before or After Mascara?

    Key Tip

    Use an eyelash curler before mascara. Mascara makes the lashes stiffer as it dries. Curling them afterwards can cause the lashes to stick to the curler and can make the process less comfortable. For a simple eye makeup routine, curl first and follow with mascara.

    How to Use an Eyelash Curler

    1. Clean your lashes: Remove any leftover mascara or eye makeup.
    2. Position the curler: Bring it close to the lash base without touching the eyelid.
    3. Press gently: Hold for a few seconds without squeezing too hard.
    4. Move up: Make another light press around the middle of the lashes if needed.
    5. Finish with mascara: Apply mascara once you're happy with the curl.

    Check the lashes are sitting properly inside the curler before you press.

    How to Get a Natural Looking Lash Curl

    A natural curl usually looks better when you don't try to create it in one go.

    Press gently near the roots, then move the curler slightly upwards and repeat with less pressure. This gives the lashes a gradual bend instead of a sharp angle.

    You can leave it there or follow with mascara, depending on how much definition you want.

    Eyelash Curlers for Everyday Makeup

    You don't need a full eye makeup routine to use an eyelash curler.

    Curl the lashes, add mascara and you're done. It is an easy extra step on days when you want your eyes to look more defined but don't want to use eyeshadow or eyeliner.

    A basic manual curler is usually all you need for this.

    Eyelash Curlers for Travel

    A smaller curler takes up very little space in a makeup bag.

    Praush Beauty Pocket Eyelash Curler is one of the compact options in the bestselling range. A covered or compact design is particularly handy when you want to carry the tool without letting it catch on other products.

    How to Clean an Eyelash Curler

    Mascara can collect on the curling pad and frame over time.

    Wipe the tool with a clean, slightly damp cotton pad or tissue after use. Pay attention to the pad where the lashes make contact. Let the curler dry before putting it away.

    The curling pad should also be checked regularly for signs of wear.

    When Should You Replace an Eyelash Curler Pad?

    The pad needs replacing when it becomes cracked, flattened, damaged or loose.

    A worn pad can make curling less comfortable and may not give the lashes an even curve. If the curler itself is bent or damaged, replace the whole tool rather than trying to repair it.

    Common Eyelash Curler Mistakes to Avoid

    • Curling lashes after applying mascara
    • Squeezing the curler too hard
    • Positioning it too close to the eyelid
    • Pulling the curler away while it is clamped
    • Using a damaged curling pad
    • Trying to curl all the lashes in one hard squeeze
    • Ignoring the outer lashes
    • Using a heated curler without reading its instructions

    Common Questions

    Q1: Which eyelash curler is best for beginners?

    A basic manual curler is a sensible place to start. Choose one that feels comfortable in your hand and lets you clearly see where the lashes sit before you press.

    Q2: Should I use an eyelash curler before or after mascara?

    Use it before mascara. Once mascara dries, the lashes become stiffer and can stick to the curler.

    Q3: Can I use an eyelash curler every day?

    Yes. Apply gentle pressure and check that the curler and curling pad are in good condition. No need to clamp the lashes again and again.

    Q4: How do I curl short eyelashes?

    Get the curler close to the lash base without catching the eyelid. Make sure the shorter lashes are inside the opening before pressing. A compact design may be easier to handle for some eye shapes.

    Q5: Can I use an eyelash curler on straight lashes?

    Yes. Curling can give straight lashes a more lifted appearance. Work from the base upwards rather than trying to create the entire curl with one strong press.

    Q6: Are heated eyelash curlers better than regular curlers?

    Not necessarily. Heated curlers use warmth, and manual curlers use pressure. The decision is really about what kind of tool you want and how you like to style your lashes.

    Q7: How often should I replace an eyelash curler pad?

    Replace it when the pad becomes cracked, flattened, loose or damaged. A worn pad may not curl the lashes evenly.

    Q8: Can I use an eyelash curler without mascara?

    Yes. Curling alone can make the lashes look more lifted. Mascara is optional if you want additional length, volume or definition.

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