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Rapid Brow

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Tighnabruaich · 20/07/2018 10:19

I've never recommended anything before. But I took my beautician's advice and bought Rapid Brow as I had one very sparse brow and the other one more or less bald (hair caught fire once, burned off eyebrow too, brow never came back). She said: "Honestly, a client told me about it and said she went from thin and sparse to looking like Dennis Healey!" I thought she was exaggerating. Three weeks in and I am not kidding, they're all growing back on both brows, quite long and dark too. I actually plucked my eyebrows this morning! What's in this stuff, can could it be used for thinning hair on the head????

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Tighnabruaich · 20/07/2018 12:47

Just realised my post sounds like an ad for the product. It's not, I'm really very surprised, as I never expect these things to do what they promise.

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Jjacobb · 20/07/2018 12:52

It is very good.
Rapid lash is also amazing stuff.

princesstiasmum · 20/07/2018 12:53

I have just got something called Xtreme lash off Groupon,hoping it works, from [ rrp ] £24-99 to £5-99

Tighnabruaich · 20/07/2018 13:06

I'd love to try Rapid Lash but I'm a bit scared of putting it so close to my eye.

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princesstiasmum · 28/07/2018 23:38

The applicator on this extreme lash is very fine, is it the same on the rapid lash, and rapid brow, doesnt seem to get much on it?

Tighnabruaich · 10/08/2018 13:38

The rapid brow is a bit thinner than a normal mascara.

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princesstiasmum · 10/08/2018 13:48

The applicator on this is meant to just wipe across the edge of eyelashes, not ON eyelashes like mascara
No difference yet anyway

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