When it comes to eyelash curlers, I tend to gravitate towards Asian brands as they are designed for asian eyes. The most well known is the legendary Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler , which I absolutely adore. I have had this one for 10 years and it still works as good as it was brand new.
My other favorite includes the Shiseido Eyelash Curler. Both Shu and Shiseido’s eyelash curlers are very identical – I can’t tell the differences in my lashes between the two of them. They have very identical curvature – I can get them really close to the roots of my lashes and they never pinch my eyelids. They also apply the perfect amount of pressure by gently pressing them, giving a nice smooth curled look without crimping your lashes.
Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler vs Shiseido Eyelash Curler
Shu on left r vs Shiseido on the right
Recently I have discovered an amazing eyelash curler, which I hate to admit but it truly blows my other favorites out of the water.
It is the Koji Curving Eyelash Curler. According to Koji, they have tested this on thousands of Japanese women and came up with a unique curvature that is suitable for every shape of eyes.
The width of Koji eyelash curler is 38mm, so comparing Koji with Shu, the Koji eyelash curler is much wider and more curved. It gets all my lashes without pinching my eyelid.
Left: Koji Eyelash Curler Right: Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler
Left: Koji Right: Shu
If you compare the curvature from this angle, the Koji one is flatter than Shu’s.
Left: Koji Right: Shu
So what makes Koji more superior than the rest? The picture below is the best illustration, with its unique shape, it spreads your lashes out to 120 degrees which gives it a more fanned look.
Left: Ordinary eyelash curler Right: Koji Eyelash Curler
Have you tried Koji? Which brand is your favorite?
Labels: Eyelash Curler • KOJI • SHISEIDO • Shu Uemura