The heated eyelash curler that provides a lift and curl to die for, opens eyes like never before. Slim, lightweight and effective. Eyecurl, the unique retail opportunity for therapists and an ideal Christmas or birthday present for consumers. Heated mascara type Eyecurl that is CE approved, light weight and completely safe. Simple to use instructions included with light to show when on and battery low indicator.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS | WHAT THE PAPERS SAY

	How best might we describe the Eyecurl product to the professional?
	“The latest way to curl your lashes, no pulling crimping nor damage to eyelash or eyelid, lifts and curls lashes with little effort, and can be used in conjunction with your favourite mascara".
	Do I need to wear mascara?
	Yes - Eyecurl uses mascara to form the curl. The wand heats the mascara and the user manipulates the lash into the curl. It is not advisable to use without mascara, as the curl will not hold.
	How long will the curls last?
	Used under normal conditions the curl will last until you take off your mascara, or re-apply.
	Will Eyecurl damage the eyelash?
	Used correctly, there is no pulling or clamping. The heated elements warms the mascara, which is coating the eyelash and therefore eliminates and chance or damage.
	How long does the battery last?
	When used correctly for approximately 3 minutes your battery should last 2 months. Only use manufacturers recommended battery type.
	How will I know when the battery is low?
	The red ON light will start to flash, indicating that you have 15 minutes of battery life left.
	How do I know when the Eyecurl is ready for use?
	On the back of the wand head is a pink plastic strip. When this turns white the Eyecurl is ready to use. This should take about 45 seconds.
	What type of battery should I use?
	Use a 1.5-volt AA size battery, preferably a branded product. However, always have the battery nipple end facing outwards.
	Can the wand get too hot?
	No, the wand has a protected guard to stop the element touching the skin.
	How do I clean the Eyecurl?
	Eyecurl comes with it own brush for cleaning the wand; this must be done to maintain the effectivness of your Eyecurl product.
	How can I order the Eyecurl product?
	To order this product click here.

WHAT THE PAPERS SAY....

The Mirror MAG
Saturday, 5 February 2002, Page M4
Thrills
"For lashes worth flashing pick up Eyecurl's new Hot Brush Eyelash Curler. Just apply mascara as usual, allow it to dry, then place the heated wand around your eyelashes and watch them curl as they're stroked into submission. Currently hiding one in her handbag is beauty queen Kate Moss, and if it's good enough for her… "

The Times Magazine
2 February 2002, Page 73
"the moment I wake up" by Hannah Betts
" My sister, Vicky, ruefully presented me with a heated eyelash curler for Christmas, without realising that I am so very superficial that I had been fantasising about possessing such an object for months. Vick's was a tong version and just a little bit scary if, like me, you're always half-cut, but it spruced up my paltry showing no end. Sadly, I had to abandon it as I was about to fly, and airport security has been confiscating even non-battery versions (presumably the thinking is that men are so terrified of these implements that at the first flash of curler the pilot would surrender control of the plane). Since then I have acquired a mark II in the form of EYECURL HEATED EYELASH CURLER), not a tong at all, but a heated version of the traditional mascara wand. Not only is it easy to use, not only does it magically elongate my lashes, but I learn that this is the curler favoured by Miss Kate Moss! You heard it here first (well, actually you didn't, I read it in the Evening Standard, which has an eye for such matters). "

OK!
Issue 302, February 14 2002
Celebrity make-up bag…
"How do the world's top models make themselves up? We look inside Kate Moss's cosmetics bag to find out… Again the focus is on the eyes with this fabulous heated eyelash curler. Kate says: "Everyone loves curly long lashes and Eyecurl is great because it is so easy to use. I've always been a bit scared of metal eyelash curlers!". "

GLAMOUR
January 2002, Page 115
TIP-OFFS. The GLAMOUR beauty team's guide to 2002's hot news in pampering.
Susannah Taylor, Deputy Beauty Editor
"This is currently nestling in Kate Moss's handbag so I have to have it in mine. For super-quick flicks, turn on to heat up and press against lashes for ten seconds. "

NEW WOMAN
April 2002
Beautycabinet
With these star goodies, who knows who'll visit your dressing room…
"EYECURL EYELASH CURLER. Use this hot brush to boost your lashes. "

PERSONAL
Sunday Mirror, December 9 2001, Page 13
Face Fashion Beauty Gift Inspirations
"STAR BUY - Fluttery gets you everywhere. Well, that's what Kate Moss thinks since getting her hands on the Eyecurl. This mini "hotbrush" creates curly, come-hither lashes without danger of singeing your lids - so no more excuses for heating up your metal clampers with the hairdryer (v. dangerous, kids). Kate's so impressed she's snapped up several of the gizmos as Crimbo gifts for her pals. "

Celebrity Looks
February 2002, Page 68
FACE FACTS - All the beauty tricks and tips straight from the stars
"MAKING EYES. Shock news! Kate Moss has chucked out her eyelash curlers, admitting, "I've always been a bit scared of them…" Instead, she's found something that does the job heaps better! Eyecurl is a tiny, battery-operated, heated eyelash curler. Simply press against lashes after applying mascara and see it do its stuff. "

VOGUE
February 2002, Page 102
Beauty News by Vikki Berg
EYE, EYE
"Kate Moss is a fan of Eyecurl. It is far less brutal than a regular eyelash curler: simply hold the heated, curved device against your lashes and - hey, presto! They're set for the day. "

The Editor, The Guardian
December 22 2001, Page 19
Spending it. How to keep up with consumerism
"But just in case they (your eyelashes) still need a bit of help, Eyecurl is a "mini 'hotbrush' [creating] curly, come-hither lashes without danger of singeing your lids", says the Sunday Mirror's Personal magazine. "

Evening Standard
Tuesday, 18 December 2001, Page 45
Health & Fitness
"Got to look party-perfect in no time at all? Here are the fixes to get you looking great, says Alice Hart-Davis.
Curl up. The latest eyelash curler looks as if it's got a section missing but its secret is a heated element which you press against lashes after applying mascara, to "set" them into a bend. Works a treat and if it's good enough for Kate Moss, need I say more? "

ES Magazine, free with the Evening Standard
30 November 2001, Page 19
The 100 greatest products in the world, Maggie Davis
SUPER LUXE: KATE MOSS Eyecurl Heated Eyelash Curlers 'Everyone loves long curly lashes and the Eyecurl ones are great because they are easy to use and warm up to a nice temperature. I've always been a bit scared of metal eyelash curlers.'

HELLO!
December 4 2001, Page 120
Julia Carling's Beauty Diary
"A friend told me she heats her eyelash curler with a hairdryer to achieve the perfect curl. I gave her this heated curler to try instead. Kate Moss loves it - and with only ten seconds to do its magic, no wonder. "

NOW
9 January 2002, Page 40
Beauty Buzz, Rebecca Barnes
Get lashed
"Nothing opens up the eyes more than gently curled lashes. We've heard that beauty junkie Kate Moss makes her lashes a focal point with Eyecurl, £16.95, an innovative gadget that temporarily curls lashes by heating them. For a gravity-defying flutter simply apply mascara as normal, then place the heated wand against your lashes, press for 10 seconds and then stand back and admire your sexy curved lashes. Eyecurl is suitable for all lashes and safe for contact lens wearers and can be used every day. It it's good enough for Kate… Available from selected department stores and mail order on 01926 485179 or log on to www.eyecurl.co.uk. "