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This article was co-written by Cassandra McClure. Cassandra McClure is an advocate of clean beauty, working to promote healthy and sustainable cosmetic use. She has worked in the beauty and cosmetics industry for over 15 years as a model, makeup artist and makeup company founder.
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If just using an eyelash clipper doesn’t give your lashes the look you want, you can heat the clip to make your lashes longer and curlier. Normally, you will clip your eyelashes after you have finished your eye makeup, whether you use a normal eyelash clip or an electric eyelash clip or use a battery, heating the clip is easy and effective.
Steps
Heat up Normal eyelash clip
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Clean clamps with soap and water. Rub makeup remover or soap (especially for sensitive skin) onto pads and metal parts with a rag or cotton pad to remove makeup. Then you wash off the soap with water. [1] X Research Source
- If the cosmetic clip is on the pad, your mascara will clump on your lashes.
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Use a hair dryer to heat the eyelash clip. Point the clip end at the hair dryer for about 10-20 seconds. Choose a dryer with a small nozzle and always point the blower towards the clamp of the eyelash curler. Then you let the eyelash curler cool down a bit to make it easier to hold. [2] X Research Source
- When touching the metal part of the eyelash curler, you should be careful because they are often very hot and easily cause skin burns.
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Dip eyelash curlers in hot water if you don’t have a hair dryer. After dipping the eyelash curler in the water for about 10-20 seconds, leave it outside to cool the clip. [3] X Research Sources
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Test to see if the eyelash clip is hot on the back of your hand. Hold the clamp in your hand for about 3-5 seconds, if the clamp is too hot, wait 10-20 seconds and then try again.
- If the eyelash curler is too hot for your skin, do not use the clip on the eyelashes, but wait for the clip to cool.
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Bend me. Gently curl the lashes of each eye 2-3 times, starting to clamp from the inside to the outside so that the lashes look naturally curled.
- After your lashes are curled, use mascara to make them longer and thicker.
Use Electric Eyelash Clipper or Battery
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Clean the eyelash curler with rubbing alcohol. To be on the safe side, turn off the power clip and then pour alcohol on a cotton pad and wipe the clip clean, especially any areas where cosmetics will stick and will touch the eyelashes. [4] X Research Sources
- Do not use water and soap. Letting the eyelash curler get wet will damage the clip.
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Prepare the necessary tools for the eyelash curler. If the eyelash curler is battery powered, check if the battery is still working. If you use a power clip, be sure to plug it in to start using it.
- Most battery grips use 3-A (AAA) batteries.
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Follow the instruction manual to enable the battery clamp. Some pin clips require you to hold the “On” button until the clip heats up to the temperature you want, but with most eyelash curlers, you simply flip the switch. [5] X Research Sources
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Wait for the clamp to cool. Before using the eyelash curler, hold the clip on the back of your hand, if it is too hot, wait 10-20 seconds and then try again.
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Bend me. Gently curl the lashes of each eye 2-3 times, starting to clamp from the inside to the outside so that the lashes look naturally curled. Then apply mascara to make your eyelashes look thick and long.
Warning
- You should try clamping the eyelashes on your skin before applying them.
- Always keep an eye on the heated eyelash clip.
Things you need
Heat up Normal eyelash clip
- Eyelash clip
- Makeup remover
- Cotton pads
- Water
- Hair dryer, optional
Use Electric Eyelash Clip or Battery
- Electric or battery eyelash clip?
- Washing alcohol
- Cotton pads
- Battery (for battery eyelash clip)
- Power socket (for electric eyelash clipper)
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This article was co-written by Cassandra McClure. Cassandra McClure is an advocate of clean beauty, working to promote healthy and sustainable cosmetic use. She has worked in the beauty and cosmetics industry for over 15 years as a model, makeup artist and makeup company founder.
This article has been viewed 1,908 times.
If just using an eyelash clipper doesn’t give your lashes the look you want, you can heat the clip to make your lashes longer and curlier. Normally, you will clip your eyelashes after you have finished your eye makeup, whether you use a normal eyelash clip or an electric eyelash clip or use a battery, heating the clip is easy and effective.
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