Video: My Favorite Knitting Tools

Do you need ideas to add to your Christmas list? These are the knitting tools I use everyday and recommend hands down. With all the tools I've tried, these are the ones that have stood the test of time, so if you are curious about my recommendations then head over here or click through the video below to watch!

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Bloom Review: Tweezerman iLash Comb

This was my more intimidating looking product to try in my Bloom Ambassador box: The iLash Comb from Tweezerman.

I mean, look at this thing -

Those little prongs are just as sharp as they look and I have been known to accidentally blink while ruffling out my lashes before, so you can understand my concern. But I still wanted to give it a good try so I applied my mascara like normal and then used the comb to separate my lashes.

Looks pretty crazy, huh? I was pretty nervous and just praying I didn't flinch :)

I have to say it did a good job as separating. My lashes weren't clumpy, but I won't use mascara that clumps so this was mostly just to fan them out a bit.

I wanted to compare to the way I usually fluff out my lashes on my other eye. My favorite eye lash fluffing/separating tool is ... a dry mascara applicator. I always grab a couple if I go to stores like Sephora or Ulta and I can use the same one for months :) So I just applied my mascara and then fluffed with my usual brush.

See, it's not so bad if I blink while that think is close to my eye :)

It's a fairly close comparison, but I have to admit that the eye with the Tweezerman comb looks more separated. Also, the comb folds so when you are done you don't have to worry about catching it on everything in your makeup bag.

I give this product a 4 out of 5 stars! This comb did beat out my usual method. It would have gotten 4 stars if I wasn't afraid of going blind while using it someday. Hopefully I will get more used to it over time (like when you first use an eyelash curler and pinch the crap out of your eyelid), but it still looks intimidating and I'm sure I'm not the only consumer who would think so. If you have a problem with separating your lashes (or would like to do it better) then this is a great product for you to try and at $9.50 it won't break the bank :)

Go here to grab this product for yourself!

*I received the Tweezerman iLash Comb for free to facilitate my review, but all opinions expressed are 100% my own.