Do lash growth products work?

Mar 19, 2010 1:59 PM by Aly Walansky

Posted in Beauty & Style / Makeup & Skin Care

Lashes To Lashes

Whether you're into extensions, lengthening mascaras or lash growth treatments, lashes are hot right now. But jaded consumers that we are, it's easy to see lash growth products as a whole lot of hogwash. Do they work? Are they worth the often steep investment? Before you go out and spend your hard-earned cash, check out our lineup of the most popular brands out there, and what our research has discovered.

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Revitalash

Cost: $150

What they say: RevitaLash Eyelash Conditioner is a non-prescription Latisse alternative originally created by a doctor who wanted to help his wife regrow eyelashes and eyebrows after receiving chemotherapy. The product focuses on promoting healthy, natural lashes that last.

What users say: We consulted Henna Singh, editor of CanadianBeauty.com, who tried Revitalash. She said she was skeptical, but like a true beauty maven, tried it out for the full six weeks. "It really does work for the time that you use it, and I noticed that within weeks of stopping, my lashes were sparse again. I really liked this serum, and I've gotten into the habit of using it daily, but it did take about a month of continuous use to notice a difference in my lashes."

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can someone send me info on using coconut oil for lash growth

Coconut oil? Wow, I knew that had a lot of uses but I'd never heard of that one. I'll have to look into that - thanks for the recommendation!

I've used virgin coconut oil on my lashes for the past month or so and it works; for the first time in my life, I have relatively long lashes! Doesn't seem to have any affect on the thickness though.