These Heated Eyelash Curlers Actually Work (2025)

Just as fine hair might need a little help with volume, straight lashes require some assistance maintaining a curl. Mascaras and traditional lash curlers are fantastic products, but depending on your hair and lash texture, sometimes the results don't last as long as you need them to. However, there is a fix: heated lash curlers.

If that sounds terrifying and gimmicky to you, you're not alone. Heated lash curlers have been around for a while, and as long as you follow the instructions they are totally safe. While some of them look like tiny combs, others look similar to your traditional lash curler. Here, find the seven best heated lash curlers that will give you volume for days.

If the idea of putting heat near your lashes scares you, this curler is for you. While it does heat and curl your lashes, it will not burn them–or you!

Whether you want super curled lashes or just a slight lift, this tool can get the job done. There are three heat settings available, which makes it easy to customize your look.

Using a comb-like attachment may feel unnatural to people who are accustomed to curling their lashes, so here's a version that may feel more familiar. Simply turn on the heat by flipping the switch, then curl as usual.

If you're a perfect lash connoisseur, this set comes with everything you might need to get the perfect curl. With a heated curler, a comb, and a spoolie, your lashes will look fab forever.

When you're on the go and need to do some quick touch-ups, this mini heated lash curler will be your best friend. It works great as a prep before mascara, or even on its own to make you look more awake.

Sometimes heated lash curlers can leave your lashes feeling fried. This version is super gentle but still effective, leaving your lashes looking curled and never crimped.

For anyone scared of pinching their eyelids with a heated device, reach for this tool. The heat comes from a heated silicone pad, so you'll never accidentally hurt yourself.

Not all lash curlers are created equal but in short: yes! "They do [work] but I recommend shopping around and finding a good quality lash curler," says Oquendo.

"In my experience no, but like any other tool you want to read the instructions and proceed with caution. Prep is essential," says Oquendo. "I would recommend using Lumify Redness Reliever eye drops to brighten eyes before you curl your lashes to make your eyes look brighter and whiter. Then I would let the lashes dry completely; use the heated lash curler on clean, dry lashes and immediately follow with a lash curling mascara. I would recommend Lancôme Lash Idôle mascara."