Are Heated Lash Curlers Worth the Hype? | Beauty, Hacked

In this episode of Beauty, Hacked, we tested out the Lash Star, which hosts four different heat settings between 65 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit. Does it actually curl your lashes better than a traditional curler?
To get to the bottom of it, Mashable’s Jennimai did side by side comparisons of heated, traditional, mascara, and no mascara combinations, all while explaining exactly why heat has been used to shape our hair molecules for ages. Tune in to see which curler works best on Jennimai's very straight, curl-averse Asian lashes, and whether touching 90 degrees of heat to your eyelid actually burns!
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[@Flufficat]

More review - less talk.

[@Saravon]

I LOVE a heated lash curler, Sephora doesn't have theirs anymore and I cannot find them anywhere but Amazon and they all die really quickly I've noticed. The sephora one actually lasted a year, bet too many kids were burning their eyes. PS just a tip don't go up and keep moving it, let it get to a curl point and then let it sit for a few seconds until it stays curled.

[@fayealderson6984]

What brand is that heated lash curler

[@deenahaiber4091]

95 degrees CELSIUS (203 degrees Fahrenheit) - that’s def enough to burn you

[@blairbonet2392]

I just run my eyelash curler under hot water (and dry it off before curling), makes my lashes stay curled all day even without mascara

[@wenderella81]

Hair dryer works great!

[@MUAsarina]

She talks too much

[@nonne7018]

Body temp is 98.6°

[@lynetterice8413]

She could’ve gotten that same effect without that contraption. Waste of money imo🤷🏾‍♀️

[@AntiJeffreyMcCrayCommunity]

Sounds dangerous

[@AzazelsWings]

Why would you think 95 would burn you or the table... your body temp is 98.6.... you should try a book instead of beauty products...

[@SLJW]

Because it’s not actually Fahrenheit, it’s Celsius. I’ve got one, and it shows as 65C, 75C, 85C and 95C.

[@AzazelsWings]

@S J except she is in the United States and in her description of the video she wrote that it's Fahrenheit

[@SLJW]

@@AzazelsWings Yes, I know, but the curlers are actually in Celsius. If the top temp for the curlers was 95C in one country and 95F in another (making them much cooler), that would be a bit weird. I think it was just an oversight - easy to do when you’re used to Fahrenheit.

[@AzazelsWings]

@S J hmm weird. That could end pretty badly, considering water boils at 100... surprised no one has damaged or lost their eyes.. well thank you for responding, now I feel like a jerk. I shouldn't run my mouth, before checking things out. I appreciate you a lot

[@jessmunguia5283]

Just to clear it up, it IS in calculus. I'm looking at mine rn. So 95 Celsius is kinda hot but I use the hottest setting and it doesn't burn, ever. I've had it right on my roots. It's warm, it feels nice. It can get hot obviously if you hold it on there forever.