Lash serum do they work

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And if so what's the best one I dnt have much lashed

I use Revitalash and it definitely works

I've had amazing results from Lilash. Expensive but 100% works, I had people asking if I was wearing false lashes

Yes they do. I have very short stumpy lashes and they now look decent, even false lash like if I curl and put mascara on properly. Currently using one from silly george facebook and but have used revitalash in the past.

Revitalash is expensive and I normally hate spending that much money on something but I’m on my third tube. A tube last a few months

I recall hears ago they turned blue eyes brown, is this still a risk?

I tried Rapidlash and it worked really well but I'm noticing less of a change second time around. I wouldn't recommend the shiseido one, but am tempted to give revitalish a go.

Yes but it irritated my eyes something chronic.

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I recall hears ago they turned blue eyes brown, is this still a risk?

I think you're thinking of Latisse. You can't get that in the UK, the active ingredient is Bimatoprost which has that effect.

I’ve also had great results with Rapidlash. They were so sparse and short I wasn’t expecting much to be honest but I’m so impressed. I’ve only been using it since June but am noW at the stage where I’m hardly wearing any mascara.

I’ve had good results with this one and it’s much cheaper than rapid lash - of course it migh not be as good, but it has definitely made mine grow longer

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Another one for revitalash- it works really well for me

Revitalash definitely works.

I've tried one from Mavala, and it did nothing.

The mavala one is just a lash conditioner. For the dramatic results you need a serum with the growth enzyme in, which is why they are pricey.

I've not tried it, but have read many times that castor oil is just as good. Might be worth giving it a try before investing in something very expensive?

@applepineapple you can get Bimatoprost in the UK (on prescription). It works but there are risks (small) of darkening the eyes. I use it though with no problems and my eyelashes are long and thick.

I’ve been using NYK1 for 3 weeks & it’s already making a difference. My eyelashes were very sparse & short thanks to dodgy thyroid 🤦‍♀️ They have started thickening already & now look like I have had a lash lift treatment. The product info says it takes 7 weeks for the full effect so I’m really impressed so far. I have also been using it for my eyebrows. I can’t see as much progress but they are slightly better.

Yes but you need to keep with it then keep up a maintenance regime .

I'm using Revitabrow with great results (on my eyebrows obvs ) and bought some UKLash and UKBrow which is about £35 so very competitive .

Already seeing a difference on my eyelashes .

(DD uses it but she already has amazing eyelashes naturally)

I tried Castor Oil on my brows applied with a mascara spoolie , but didn't really commit to it . Wouldn't fancy it in my eyeashes .

@Sasuma Thanks, good to know!

Revitalash really works, worth the money. My eyelashes often fall out and get gaps in. This really makes them resilient and makes them grow really long.

Has anyone else found that these serums made their eyelids reddish? I can’t tell if it’s all in my head. I’m using Miralash.

Ive used revitalash advanced and it was great, used it on eyebrows too and re grew the last cm of menopause eyebrows ! So I’m thinking if revitabrow is cheaper, would it not work on lashes too, they are both hairs ?

@GhostCurry yes my eyelid looks a bit sore but feels fine and foundation covers it. But the lashes though! Worth it.

Castor oil works brilliantly for my lashes when I can be bothered to use it nightly.