I always felt like I had long lashes. Between that and using a lash curler and a selection of curling and lengthening mascaras every day, I felt like my lashes were perfectly fine with no further assistance necessary. I rarely wore falsies and never tried extensions; I just didn't feel I needed extra help. But as is the nature of being a beauty editor, I was curious about RevitaLash's eyelash growth serum. Its growing power is hinged on the BioPeptin Complex, a mix of peptides and botanicals that helps to strengthen lashes and aid growth over time. It's become a cult favorite for beauty lovers around the world, and I began to wonder if its claims of achieving longer, stronger lashes really hold up.
RevitaLash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner isn't new by any means. In fact, the brand celebrated its 15th anniversary not too long ago and has sold over 10 million tubes worldwide. But as more beauty editors I knew dabbled with brow and lash growth serums, I figured there was no harm in trying it. If my lashes were already at their max length, then fine. At least I gave it a try.
Before using RevitaLash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner.
To say I was humbled is an understatement. With consistent use, my lashes are longer than I could have imagined. When I look up and shift my eyes from left to right, I can feel my lashes tickle my brow. When I add mascara into the mix, they look like I’ve added in individuals. I feel like it’s given my coy eyelash batting a new lease on life.
I have to emphasize the need for consistency, though. You do need to be disciplined. Every night before I go to bed, I swipe the brush across my top lash line and allow the ingredients to sink in to encourage growth. I use it at night because the body repairs itself at night, so I figure that is the best time for aiding growth. However, if you prefer, the morning is fine too. Whatever time you use it, just make sure you allow it to sink in before you put anything else on your lashes.
After using RevitaLash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner for four months.
I started using it in mid-July of 2022, and I noticed a difference in my lash length sans mascara by late August of that same year. By September, people had begun to comment on them. Whenever someone asks, "What mascara do you use?" I always direct them to RevitaLash. It's not inexpensive, but the tube lasts over six months and costs the equivalent of a full set of lash extensions.
So far, I haven't had any drama with using this lash serum, but I'm wary that, just like with hair growth, lash cycles run their course at a certain point. I'm just hoping that the strength of the serum will keep them as fluttery as they look now.
Best Lengthening Mascaras
Droopy lashes are hard to correct without lash curlers, but this mascara genuinely acts like a push-up bra for your lashes.
The bristles on this wand coat every strand to lengthen and give subtle volume. It gives the vibe of false lashes without the fuss.
Who doesn't love options? With this mascara, you have the option of lengthening, volumizing, or both. I opt for length with a swipe of volume, and the drama is real.
According to lash-obsessed beauty editors, this Lancôme formula surpasses the rest in volume and length.
The hourglass shape of the bristles means that no lash goes uncoated. Plus, the formula gives the best of lengthening and volumizing without smudging or transferring.
This is one of the few mascaras that offers buildable volume without smudging and giving you raccoon eyes at the end of the night. It also works better when paired with a lash primer.
This classic drugstore formula from L'Oréal offers incredible volume and length for just $7.
This $5 mascara offers incredible length. The only issue is that it does smudge a little. If you use a primer, though, it creates some dramatic length.
This post originally appeared on Who What Wear UK.
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