# innisfree Premium Eyelash Curler

A metal eyelash curler for clean dry lashes before mascara, stocked from the Korean range.

- Brand: innisfree
- Product: Premium Eyelash Curler
- Price: $10.00
- Availability: In stock
- Market: Korean market, the version sold in Korea
- Made in: Republic of Korea
- EAN (barcode): 8809843680156
- Category: Tools

## Key benefits

- What it is: eyelash curler, one curler, used before mascara, on clean dry lashes.
- Build: a metal frame with a replaceable rubber pad.
- Aimed at: curling lashes before mascara, a softer curve rather than a sharp bend, everyday makeup.
- Korean-market stock: the version sold in Korea rather than a US retail variant.

## How it works

A curler is hardware: the difference between one and another is fit against the eye socket and the state of the rubber pad. It works by holding even pressure at the lash base for a couple of seconds rather than by squeezing hard once. It belongs before mascara on clean dry lashes, since a curler used over a wet coat is how lashes get pulled out. The pad wears flat with use, and replacing it is what keeps the curl clean rather than creased. Because it touches the lash line directly, wiping the pad and frame down regularly matters more here than it does with anything you rinse off a face.

## How to use

1. Work on clean dry lashes and leave mascara until afterwards.
2. Rest the frame at the base of the lashes and hold a gentle squeeze for around two seconds.
3. Repeat once or twice further along the lash so the curl is a curve rather than a bend.
4. Never use it over a wet coat of mascara, and never tug it off while the frame is still closed.

## FAQ

### What is the innisfree Premium Eyelash Curler?

It is a metal eyelash curler with a rubber pad, used on clean dry lashes before mascara. The curl comes from a light squeeze held for a couple of seconds at the lash base, repeated once further out. Nothing is applied to the skin, so there is no formula involved.

### Do I use it before or after mascara?

Before, on clean dry lashes. Clamping over a wet coat glues lashes together and is the most common way people pull them out with a curler. If the lashes drop through the day, a second coat of mascara helps more than a second curl.

### How hard should I squeeze?

Lightly, and for about two seconds rather than one hard clamp. Holding a gentle squeeze at the base and then repeating once further along gives a curve instead of a sharp bend. Force is what creases a lash and what breaks it.

### When should I replace the rubber pad?

When it flattens, splits or develops a groove, which happens with use rather than with time. A worn pad is the usual reason a curler starts creasing lashes instead of curving them. The frame itself lasts years if it is kept clean.

### Is this the authentic Korean-market formula?

Yes. We stock the version sold on Korean shelves rather than one reworked for US retail, and the one curler arrives with Korean primary packaging and the barcode intact so you can check it against the brand yourself.

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Page: https://korean-pharmacy.com/products/innisfree-premium-eyelash-curler