Tip Tuesday: Make This Lash Growth Serum (page 2)

We would like to send you notifications on the latest Product Review Club offers.

ALLOW

NOT NOW

Easy Flourless Chocolate Cake...

Howdy 2014, Goodbye 2013!

Tip Tuesday: Make This Lash Growth Serum

Posted by Alexandra C. | Tuesday December 31, 2013

16 comments

It always amazes me how much of a difference mascara makes. Eyes go from ho-hum to BAM! In your face! Having majuurr lashes creates larger eyes and puts the focus on those peepers. If only we woke up in the morning with mascara-like lashes all ready to go, amirite?! Well, actually, there may be something to it. While we've tried lash extensions and totally loved the results, extensions are not permanent and come with a hefty price tag. We recently heard about using castor oil for hair growth on your brows and lashesand did some digging to find this DIY lash growth serum (which you could totally repurpose to get Cara Delevigne-esque brows). It's packed full of oils and vitamins to promote growth and keep hair healthy. Ready to get fluttery, flirty lashes?

Here's what you'll need:

Castor Oil: Castor oil is easily absorbed into hair and skin, it contains omega 6 fatty acids, proteins and vitamin E.

Sweet Almond Oil: Sweet almond oil contains monosaturated fats, vitamin E, magnesium and calcium.

Vitamin E Capsule: Vitamin E is also great for healing scarring. It's an antioxidant that helps build and maintain healthy skin tissue.

In a small bottle or container with a lid, mix equal parts castor oil and sweet almond oil together, break a vitamin E capsule into the mixture. At night, use an old (cleaned) mascara brush to apply mixture (be careful not to over apply). Wake up and wash off!

Have you ever heard of this? Is it something you would try?

(via michellephan.com, makeupandbeauty.com)

More by Alexandra C.
More on Eyes, Lips, Face, DIY

Pin It

Easy Flourless Chocolate Cake...

Howdy 2014, Goodbye 2013!

16 Comments

	on January 05, 2014 crowjane37 5,483 said: SAY NO TO VITAMIN E ON SCARS! Posting Date: 12/12/2005 Q. I'm a 4th grader working on a science project about applying vitamin E (topically) to scars. Is there any research proving that it heals scars faster if applied daily? A. The idea that applying vitamin E oil to scars can make them heal faster has been circulating for decades. The little research that has been done does not support this claim, though. In one study, patients were followed carefully after skin cancer surgery (Dermatologic Surgery, Apr. 1999). A moisturizing ointment (Aquaphor) containing vitamin E was applied to part of the scar while plain Aquaphor was applied to the other part. Neither patients nor physicians knew which ointment contained the vitamin E. The scars treated with vitamin E did not heal faster. In fact, many looked worse. One third of the patients actually developed contact dermatitis (red rash) in response to vitamin E. (ref:http://www.healthcentral.com/peoplespharmacy/408/61224.html) (http://beautifulwithbrains.com/2013/12/10/does-vitamin-e-heal-scars/)
	on January 04, 2014 shanaz 5,961 said: Castor oil has a lot of negative side effects.
	on January 03, 2014 flower 4,433 said: no
	on January 02, 2014 Bren 25,851 said: This sounds really good!
	on January 01, 2014 fredamans 12,209 said: Have to try it, thanks!
	on December 31, 2013 imfeehily 8,865 said: i've heard that castor oil is very effective.