At Canada’s Beauty Blog, we keep hearing more and more about eyelash applications that promise to lengthen, darken and increase the thickness of your lashes.  A lot of the hype is due to Latisse, an FDA approved prescription treatment that promises longer, thicker and darker eyelashes.

If you’re not ready to try Latisse (not available in Canada yet and it can run anywhere from $115 – $150 per month), there are some new eyelash conditioners readily available over the counter.  If you’re in the market for longer thicker lashes, one of these options might works for
you.  Take the time to visit each site to see which one is right right for you.

RapidLash Eyelash Renewal Serum -
 RapidLash is a new high-performance serum formulated with advanced polypeptides that helps improve the length, thickness and volume of your eyelashes.  You only need to apply the serum once per day and its suitable for both men and women.  Price range: $50 – $80 for a 30-60 day supply.

Lashfood Eyelash Conditioner - Lashfood promises longer, thicker, darker lashes and is a 100% natural, hypo-allergenic conditioner.  Lashfood can also be used on the eyebrows for a smooth and even brow line.  Lashfood contains the vitamin biotin, the amino acid arginine and a blend of 15 herbs.  Users are asked to apply the product twice per day and can expect results in 2-4 weeks.  Price range: $110 – $130 for a 4-5 month supply.

neuLash Active Eyelash - neuLash promotes healthy, natural lashes using paraben-free, cosmetically approved ingredients including essential proteins, vitamins and moisturizers.  Use once daily in the evening and expect to see noticeable results in about 4 weeks.  Price range: $125 – 175 for a three-month supply.

Tags: eyelashes, lashfood, latisse, neulash, rapid lash, rapidlash

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