Back in June I announced that I was going to be testing out RapidLash EyeLash and Eyebrow Enhancing Serum and now it’s time to reveal my results!
I had mentioned that while I did intend to try it out on my lashes, I was most interested in seeing its effects on my eyebrows. My eyelashes are blonde so unless I wear mascara, it looks like I have short lashes. Thankfully my lashes are thick, full and long enough that they get annoying with glasses on.
My eyebrows though? They only just survived the thin brows of past decades by turning patchy and kind of messy to be frank.
For the past month I have been carefully applying RapidLash before bed after removing my makeup for the day. It’s super easy to apply, simply use the applicator wand and wipe it along your lash line. It only needs to be applied once a day so it easily becomes part of your day to day schedule and results for lashes can occur in just 4-6 weeks.
I wasn’t really sure what to expect when I first started. I honestly wasn’t sure how wiping something over my eyelashes and eyebrows was going to make them more lush.
The more I used RapidLash though, the more I started seeing a difference. At first my lashes and brows just felt softer and more conditioned but then I noticed both appeared to be growing in fuller. It wasn’t until I saw the before and after though that I really saw the difference.
I am so impressed with this product, I can’t wait to see what happens with continued use!
The results are even easier to see with a little black mascara to colour in my blonde lashes so you can really see the difference!
RapidLash works contains Hextein 1 Complex which is a combination of peptides, vitamins, minerals and moisturizing agents that all work in conjunction with one another to strengthen, lengthen, hydrate, nourish, protect and stimulate lash and brow hair.
It’s also ophthalmologist and dermatologist tested, safe for contact lens wearers, free of fragrance and parabens, and is not tested on animals.
Disclosure: I am part of the RapidLash campaign with Influence Central and I receive special perks as part of my affiliation with this group. The opinions on this blog are my own.
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