My poor eyelashes!
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May 2, 2014
Sabrina N.
My eyelashes are rather stumpy. Don't make fun. /.\ how can I grow them?
May 2, 2014
Nadia B.
Put castor oil or ricin oil before you go to bed. Test it for a month and see if you notice a difference but you have to be patient. Patience is the key of success :)
May 2, 2014
Christina C.
What ever you do just don't use Vaseline, it doesn't help grow them at all.
May 2, 2014
Sabrina N.
Will the oil grow them?
May 2, 2014
Kat A.
Nothing has been proven to grow lashes other than Latisse. don't use Vaseline, it's a sealant. it seals in bacteria & may cause an eye infection :/ oils just condition your lashes, they don't make them grow long either.
May 2, 2014
Hannah K.
Nothing will help your lashes grow except Latisse, anything else simply gives the illusion of growth due to product build up.
May 2, 2014
Lisa S.
May 2, 2014
Sabrina N.
Thank you ladies very much. I will stray away from Vaseline and oil. I'm currently using the Rimmel mascara in the orange tube.
May 2, 2014
Nadia B.
I had a bad experience with a fake lashes. So went they fel out all of my natural eyelashes disappear so I went to a pharmacies and the pharmacist gave me raw ricin oil and he says put it before you go to bed it will helps you to get back your lashes quicker and it works for me just a few weeks later all of my eyelashes was back and strength. I know it's not because it works for that it will work for you that's why I said see if you notice a difference because everyone is different. Since this day I'm doing a cure to strengthen my lashes with 1 month ricin oil bed time
May 2, 2014
Nadia B.
By the way using chemical product won't make a durable change, natural is always better. And of course you have to be diligent.
May 2, 2014
Nadia B.
Sorry my English is very bad
May 2, 2014
Mizz Mea M.
I heard people talking good things about the mascara from younique. You can try that mascara.
May 2, 2014
Sabrina N.
So I use that oil every night?
May 2, 2014
Elizabeth F.
Hi, Sabrina!
This I'm sorry that you're having a hard time with this! I work at an eye clinic and one of the most frequently asked questions that we get from women is "How can I make my eyelashes longer?" so, you are certainly not alone.
The ophthalmologist that I work for often asks patients with this issue about their daily beauty routine. Mascaras are safe for the eyes, but some of them a as specially waterproof formulas--can be harsh on your eyelashes, if you wear them everyday. I often hear her advocate skipping mascara one or two days a week to give your eyelashes a little break. sometimes, just doing that or quitting mascara all-together for a couple of weeks will really strengthen your eyelashes, resulting in less broken or fallen lashes.
It's also possible that your current eye makeup removal methods are too harsh. You should not be rubbing or scrubbing to get your mascara off. Doing so can actually break-off eyelashes or pull them out completely. Rubbing also pulls harshly at the delicate skin of your eyelids and can contribute to fine lines and wrinkles over time. Make sure that you are soaking a cotton ball or pad with makeup remover and then gently pressing it to your closed eye for several seconds before you begin to gently stroke it over your eyelids. This will really give the makeup remover time to loosen-up your mascara and eyeliner, which makes for easier, more gentle removal.
If you've already tried everything I've described without success, it maybe time to go see your ophthalmologist and ask about a proven lash growth serum, such as Latisse. That stuff will cost you, and it takes several weeks of faithful use to get the full effect, but it really, truly does work. I used it myself for a while and had amazing, doll-like eyelashes while I did, but unfortunately for me, it made my dry eye problems worse and I had to stop. It might be a really good option for you, though!
May 2, 2014
Nadia B.
Gently with a cotton bud I close my eyes and put some oil. Don't put to much because when you'll open your eyes you'll have a weird felling and we don't want that :)
I recently bought a clear mascara for a 1€ and I washed the product in it I left it dry for couple of hour and I've put the oil instead of, like that it easier to apply
May 2, 2014
Sabrina N.
Well one time I used oil and it made my vision blurry? So I don't know.
May 2, 2014
Nadia B.
If you had a bad experience with oil don't use it. Like I said everyone is different something can work for you but not for me. so listen to a professional I think it will be better because the eyes area is very sensitive
May 2, 2014
Sabrina N.
Okay. :)
May 2, 2014
Alyx T.
Don't use ANY oil or Vaseline on your lashes. Oil will clog your pores and breed bacteria like crazy. It can result in infections on, around or in your eye. And that is never a good thing.
May 3, 2014
Aubrey C.
Coconut oil is safe to use, however I wouldn't recommend any other oils.
LIGHTLY take a Q-tip and get a tiny bit of coconut oil on it, and put it on the OUTER part of your lashes - not too close to your eyeball.
No, this will not make them grow fast - however it will condition and strengthen them which will help prevent breakage, which in turn will allow them to be longer before breaking off.
May 3, 2014
Christina R.
Are you someone who touches your eyes a lot, or picks at your mascara? I know people who do this and it will break your lashes and pull them out. If you do this try to not touch your eyes as much and be very gentle with your lashes. You might see an improvement.