Tweezerman Folding Ilashcomb

Compared to others on the market that I have tried these are really good quality, easy to use, they are very sharp and fine so you need to be careful but that’s why I like them, gets rid of any mascara clumps and if you wish to freshen up your eyelashes in the evening, just run the comb under warm water and comb through your lashes, let them dry for a few minutes then apply more mascara, perfect

Love this lash comb! Very sharp points on teeth so you have to be really careful not to stab your eye (you learn this fairly quickly!) but it is the best lash comb I have used. I use one myself and another on my clients and everyone asks about it - it is that good! Really separates lashes and removes clumps of mascara. Comb part takes out for easy cleaning. I also use the handle end to give extra lift/curl to lashes after first coat of mascara.

This is a replacement for an item my wife bought in John Lewis in Cambridge about a year ago. Despite a guarantee (receipt lost) the teeth started to fall out after a few months as the glue that holds them in had failed. More and more were falling out making for a painful hazard on the bathroom floor. Having gambled with this hazard for too long I bought a replacement pair in the hope these won't fall apart again. Overall the design could be improved by having all of the teeth fitted to a base as one piece rather than vicious little individual teeth from Hell. The folding, compact design is very good and I understand that in use, it is an excellent product. I myself have scant use for an eyelash comb.

Spot on.. Combs through lashes to separate after lashings of mascara. Like the handy food away option as it protects the fine comb teeth when in my make up bag.

Good quality and easy to use, but you have to be very careful when doing so, as if you inadvertently brush the eyelid, it's very painful!

After what must be 15+ years of using my original Tweezerman Folding Ilashcome nearly every day, I recently misplaced it. I'm sure it'll turn up but in the meantime I simply can't do without it so went ahead and purchased this one. In my opinion - and I've tried several cheaper alternatives - nothing comes close to this tool for separating my lashes and removing mascara clumps to create a refined finish. Like I say, I can't do without this makeup tool. Given that my previous one is still going strong after 15+ years, I can personally vouch for the durability of this tool. The plastic handle and housing is made from high quality materials and the teeth tuck neatly into comb which means you can pack this tool when travelling. The compact design means it tucks neatly into my makeup kit or my bag. The teeth of the comb is precise and do a great job of separating my lashes. I advise following the instructions and using it on freshly-applied mascara only. (Don't use it once your mascara has dried as that could pull on your lashes.) I also advise gently wiping it clean after every use, and I even wash mine weekly using a gentle soap-free cleanser or a make-up removing wipe, and then ensuring it dries thoroughly. As a beauty tool goes, Tweezerman are more premium in price, but you get what you pay for and given that the only reason I've purchased this after 15+ years is because I've misplaced my existing one goes to show the quality.

What a total rip off for what you actually get. Some injection moulded plastic with small bits of metal in it. Girls, you're getting ripped off. This will cost about 6 pence to make?! 🤯

My last eyelash comb unfortunately wasn't up to standard as the teeth kept falling out but so far this Tweezerman one seems to be doing just fine. Good quality item and I like the fact that it folds so you can carry it around in your make up kit without worrying about damage. The teeth are metal so less chance of breakage, and they work better as the ones with plastic teeth tend to be set too far apart to be effective.

Doesn’t comb through lashes with mascara

Endlich ein Wimpernkamm, der wirklich tut, was er soll: Für perfekte Wimpern sorgen! Die Wimpern werden nicht nur WIRKLICH getrennt - "Fliegenbeine" haben absolut keine Chance mehr -, überschüssige Mascara wird auch wie versprochen entfernt. Ich kann die Kritikpunkte hier ehrlich gesagt nicht nachvollziehen: - Reinigung: Selbst wasserfeste Mascara lässt sich sehr, sehr leicht schon mit respektive unter heissem Wasser entfernen. Natürlich sollte man den Kamm nicht erst 20 Mal benutzen und ihn dann erst reinigen, Pflege muss auch für den Kamm sein ;). Spätestens mit ein paar Tropen Mascara-Entferner ist der Kamm wieder blitzeblank. - Gefahr: Ich würde auch (schon) nicht auf die Idee kommen, mir mit der Mascara-Bürste ins Auge zu stechen ;). Selbstverständlich ist die Gefahr mit Metallzinken noch größer, WENN man sich denn ins Auge sticht, aber ebenso, wie man das bei der Mascara-Bürste durchaus leicht mit entsprechender Vorsicht verhindern kann, geht es auch hier. Das Ergebnis wird ohnehin noch besser, wenn man die Zinken im steilen Winkel durch die Wimpern führt und dann muss es schon mit dem Teufel zugehen, dass man sich verletzt. Sehr praktisch ist auch die Klappfunktion. Schützt nicht nur die Zinken sondern auch die Schminktasche bzw. die Finger, wenn man nach dem Kamm sucht.

Cant live without! Works perfectly.

Es lo máximo, es como la tercera vez que lo compro y no porque se haga feo o se dañe, porqué lo he perdido, pero lo vuelvo a comprar porque funciona divino. Es bueno, bonito y barato.

I have always associated mascara with clumps. That's one reason I declined to wear mascara until recently. But I'm getting older and my eyes could use a little lift. So, mascara. And clumps. My old plastic eyelash comb was inadequate to the task. I tried getting the clumps out with a spoolie, which takes so much stroking and combing that it also removes the mascara. So I went online to find something better. The Tweezerman Folding Eyelash Comb is lightweight and compact. It is 4.5 inches (11.5 cm) long unfolded and 3.5 inches (8.5 cm) long folded. It features 30 gold-plated metal spikes to comb through lashes, which are protected when the comb is folded. The spikes are sharp. I don't use the comb near the base of my lashes in order to steer clear of my eye. It would be nice to have a similar comb with a quality, brushed stainless steel handle, but the plastic handle on this comb is of reasonable quality considering the price point. Mine is Black; Clear and Pink are also available. I have long lashes, so the comb sometimes hits my brow when I comb the lashes upward. That can prick. But it separates lashes, removes clumps, and leaves the lashes looking great –without removing the mascara. I use tubing mascara, so it's not the worst example of clumping. Stuck-together and over-gooped eyelashes are still a problem, though. The Tweezerman comb fixes it. Lashes look great. Just be careful not to get the comb too close to your eyeball. Always use a mirror to avoid injury. Comb lashes before mascara has dried for the best results.