I very recently picked up Dior's Backstage Lash Curler ($23; shop.nordstrom.com), that launched earlier this Spring. I'm so glad Dior came out with a regular version of a Lash Curler as my Shiseido one needed a replacement very badly. Dior's has very nice packaging - the lash curler comes with two extra replacement pads and a gorgeous little velvet pouch.
A Lash Curler is something I definitely need for my stubby, straight lashes, each and every time prior to mascara or there's absolutely no curling or lengthening I can see, no matter how good the mascara is. Dior's has more of a straighter shape, is less curved and less wide when compared to Shiseido's, but that doesn't bother me much at all. It is very well-made and moves freely even from the very first time. The opening is just a tad wider than the Shiseido one which is something I quite like here. It also doesn't pinch and the pads have a nice soft feel to them that are gentle on the lashes without much pressure. I'll try to do a comparison with the Shiseido one sometime soon, since mine is on its way out. Adifferentface has a comparison of the Dior one to Shu Uemura and Chanel, which I found quite helpful since I haven't seen very many reviews for this one online yet. Overall, I really love it. I've tried it with many average to nicer mascaras and think it works really well without having to curl multiple times. I also like that Dior's version comes with two replacement pads and fancy packaging which makes me feel not so bad about the way it is priced.
Have you tried Dior's Backstage Lash Curler?
A Lash Curler is something I definitely need for my stubby, straight lashes, each and every time prior to mascara or there's absolutely no curling or lengthening I can see, no matter how good the mascara is. Dior's has more of a straighter shape, is less curved and less wide when compared to Shiseido's, but that doesn't bother me much at all. It is very well-made and moves freely even from the very first time. The opening is just a tad wider than the Shiseido one which is something I quite like here. It also doesn't pinch and the pads have a nice soft feel to them that are gentle on the lashes without much pressure. I'll try to do a comparison with the Shiseido one sometime soon, since mine is on its way out. Adifferentface has a comparison of the Dior one to Shu Uemura and Chanel, which I found quite helpful since I haven't seen very many reviews for this one online yet. Overall, I really love it. I've tried it with many average to nicer mascaras and think it works really well without having to curl multiple times. I also like that Dior's version comes with two replacement pads and fancy packaging which makes me feel not so bad about the way it is priced.
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