FYI, These Heated Eyelash Curlers Will Give Your Lashes a Major *Boost* (2024)

This heated eyelash curler mimics the shape of a curved mascara wand, but instead of bristles, it has tiny grooves to separate lashes while also keeping the heat from any direct contact with your lashes or eyelids.

• Power: Rechargeable with USB included
• Temperature settings: 2

THE REVIEW: "I was looking for something different to use, instead of those lash curlers that just crimp and pull lashes out, and I'm so glad I found this," one tester writes. "It only took a few seconds for my lashes to curl, and the curl seriously lasts all day."

Dr. Stephens advises to look at the safety features when buying a heated eyelash curler. "Look for a curler that allows you to adjust the temperature to suit your lashes and avoid overheating," she says. This heated curler has four temp settings, a curved wand design, and grooves to prevent direct contact between your skin and the heat. Bonus: this one's got an automatic shutdown feature, so it'll turn off after 5 minutes of nonuse. We love a safety feature!

• Power: rechargeable (USB included)
• Temperature settings: 4

THE REVIEW: "I always thought my lashes were just uncurlable. But this curls them so naturally and perfectly," writes a reviewer. "It lifts my lashes so well that people think I'm wearing falsies! AMAZING PRODUCT!

Perfect for those who prefer the crimping mechanism of traditional eyelash curlers, this heated curved eyelash curler is a "one-push system," meaning you should only need to crimp once, which can help limit lashes from breaking. The two heated silicone pads heat the front, back, and base of each lash for an all-around heated curl. Plus, it's specifically designed to fit comfortably in your hand.

• Power: 2 AAA batteries (not included)
• Temperature settings: One

THE REVIEW: "This little appliance gives a nice finishing touch to the eyelashes after mascara is applied," one reviewer writes. "It separates them nicely and gives uplift."

A rechargeable heating wand that can be used on natural and false lashes? Color me intrigued. This heated lash curler has a wand design, but is not curved, so it takes a bit more manual manipulation to get your desired curl effect, but the straight shape also means you can use this product to help set your brows.

• Power: rechargeable (USB included)
• Temperature settings: 1

THE REVIEW: "I have stick straight lashes that never curl with even the priciest hand curler. But the Lash Star Heated Curler changed all that," one reviewer notes. "Once I got the hang of it, I can curl my lashes, and the curl lasts all day!"

This heated eyelash curler kit is specifically made to enhance your lashes in conjunction with mascara. First, apply a coat of mascara, then use the comb to eliminate any clumps and wait for it to dry. Then curl your lashes using the heated wand, and apply another coat of mascara to seal in the shape.

• Power: rechargeable (USB included)
• Temperature settings: 3

THE REVIEW: "The heat aspect may seem scary at first, but even the highest setting is only warm and does NOT hurt at all," writes one tester. "Plus I've noticed it keeps my lashes fully curled all throughout a 9.5 hour retail shift."

With three heat levels and a double-sided comb wand, this electric eyelash curler might be one of the most versatile on this list. Use the short bristle side for hard-to-reach areas like the inner or outer corners; the silicone brush is designed to protect against heat damage or any potential burns.

• Power: rechargeable (USB included)
• Temperature settings: 3

THE REVIEW: "My lashes go from practically straight to nicely curled with minimal effort," one reviewer writes. "I love the curved wand, which contours to my lash line."

This crimp style electric lash curler only features one heated pad for underneath your lashes, which means you'll have a lower probability of accidentally injuring yourself during use. But it's true appeal lies in its ergonomic design that isn't too small, yet still easily portable.

• Power: 2 AAA batteries (not included)
• Temperature settings: 3

THE REVIEW: "This thing absolutely works wonders on my otherwise straight, stubborn lashes," notes one tester, adding that after a wear test, "The lashes curled with the heated curler look exactly the same as they did 12 hours prior."

Confession: this Panasonic eyelash curler is almost impossible to find — it's sold out at Amazon and Walmart — but, I had to include it because of it's massive online popularity among influencers and reviewers. The heated silicone comb can be used on lashes with or without mascara, and can easily be cleaned with water.

• Power: 1 AA battery (not included)
• Temperature settings: 1

THE REVIEW: "I've always had problems using eyelash curlers where you put the lashes in between the two cushions. Half my lashes don't make it in there," writes a reviewer. "With this heated curler you can make sure all the hairs get curled."

If you've been on TikTok lately, odds are you've seen this little device making the rounds. This eyelash curler is a cute, heated take on the traditional crimp design, complete with a USB-charged battery (hence the bulky top).

• Power: rechargeable (USB included)
• Temperature settings: 2

THE REVIEW: "I love this for my hard to curl lashes," writes one reviewer. "I used to use a blow dryer to heat my traditional metal eyelash curler, and that was spotty as best and could be painful if I touched my skin with it. This is no fail and takes 5 seconds for each lash!"

Most heated eyelash curlers need one thing to really be effective: mascara. Whether you apply a coat before, let it dry, and then lock in the shape with an electric curler, or apply after the device has been used to maintain the last lift, mascara is a must if you want the lift to reach its full potential.

THE REVIEW: "I'm really picky with mascaras and I am loving this one," one tester writes. "It doesn't smudge or flake. My lashes still drop a bit with every single mascara, but this is lightweight enough and it isn't too droopy."

• Alexis Stephens, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist and founder of Parkland Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery in Coral Springs, FL. She can frequently be seen giving out skincare tips on TikTok.