My last few eyelash related salon treatments have gone seriously awry – anyone who thinks bad perms went out with the ’80s hasn’t been near my eyelids – so I’ve sworn off them until I win the Lotto and can afford to fly home to Up To My Eyes on a regular basis for extensions. In the meantime, I’m cautiously optimistic that this here tube of RevitaLash Advanced might do what it says on the tin.
Previous incarnations of RevitaLash contained a prostaglandin analogue - similar to bimatoprost, the active ingredient in Latisse – and could therefore claim to boost eyelash growth. It was reformulated after a skirmish over patent infringement and now the manufacturer’s promise is simply that the infusion of powerful peptides and soothing botanicals together with a mysterious proprietary blend of proven functional cosmetic ingredients in RevitaLash Advanced will beautify and nourish the eyelashes.
That don’t impress me much: most mascaras and indeed anything that conditions the lashes could claim to give the same result. The statistic that 97% of an unknown quantity of RevitaLash Advanced users in a clinical study saw an improved appearance in their eyelashes within 3 weeks didn’t win me over, either. Still, there are enough anecdotal reports and reviews of longer, more lustrous lashes after use of the new formula doing the rounds to give me hope that it’s worth trying, so I’ve started applying it to my upper lashes at night before I hit the hay.
The instructions are a bit on the oblique side – “apply a thin line of RevitaLash to the base of your lashes, above the level of your skin” – and the accompanying illustration’s further confuses matters since at first glance it appears to show RevitaLash being applied to the skin like eyeliner. Indeed, the applicator looks for all the world like an eyeliner applicator. To be clear, though: RevitaLash goes on your lashes, not on your lids.
It feels a bit cold on application, but in the couple of days I’ve been using it I’ve had no problems with eye or skin irritation. I’m not yet in danger of causing a gale when I bat my lashes but I’m going to keep a photo diary so that I’ll have a visual record of whether they’re improving, and I’m also going to attempt to measure them at regular intervals to chart any increase in length. Because that’s just the kind of completely mental beauty nerd I am.
I’ll check in again in a few weeks with an update on RevitaLash Advanced, but for now I’ll leave you with news that there’s a version for eyebrows, too. RevitaBrow might just be worth a shot before dropping a couple of grand on an eyebrow transplant, eh?
Showing posts with label Revitalash eyelash conditioner. Show all posts
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Thursday, November 6, 2014
Thursday, January 30, 2014
RevitaLash FAQ's: A New Conditioner to Make Eyelashes Look Prettier
Revitalash eyelash conditioner is developed by an ophthalmologist and composed with different cosmetic ingredients which all are in definite proportion. These all ingredients together contribute to attractiveness and beauty of eyelashes.
How to apply Revitalash?
This eyelash enhancer is applied only once per day, at bedtime. Apply a thin layer of conditioner below the eyelash skin. Do not apply more than once per day. Only small amount of RevitaLash is needed to promote the natural beauty of your eyelashes. Remember one lash stroke is sufficient.
Will RevitaLash make my eyelashes curlier?
Many of the users have noticed that after using RevitaLash, their eyelashes have shown significant growth and "youthful" curl too. There are many ways in which it can improve the eyelash growth naturally without any harmful effects. This curl effect is one of the way by which RevitaLash improves the natural beauty and appearance of eyelashes.
How long do you have to use RevitaLash?
With the 1 bottle of RevitaLash eyelash conditioner, the manufacturers are confident that you will reach your target of having attractive eyelashes. Continue its use up to 2-3 weeks per day.
What if I discontinue use of RevitaLash Advanced?
If you discontinued the use of RevitaLash, your eyelashes will gradually return to their original appearance as before.
Can Men use RevitaLash?
Yes. RevitaLash improves the attractiveness of both women and men's eyelashes.
Is it safe to wear mascara after applying RevitaLash?
When used as directed it should not interfere with mascara use. However, if you use multiple cosmetic eyelash growth products, it is important to thoroughly clean your skin before using it to avoid clogged pores that can cause irritation.
How to apply Revitalash?
This eyelash enhancer is applied only once per day, at bedtime. Apply a thin layer of conditioner below the eyelash skin. Do not apply more than once per day. Only small amount of RevitaLash is needed to promote the natural beauty of your eyelashes. Remember one lash stroke is sufficient.
Will RevitaLash make my eyelashes curlier?
Many of the users have noticed that after using RevitaLash, their eyelashes have shown significant growth and "youthful" curl too. There are many ways in which it can improve the eyelash growth naturally without any harmful effects. This curl effect is one of the way by which RevitaLash improves the natural beauty and appearance of eyelashes.
How long do you have to use RevitaLash?
With the 1 bottle of RevitaLash eyelash conditioner, the manufacturers are confident that you will reach your target of having attractive eyelashes. Continue its use up to 2-3 weeks per day.
If you discontinued the use of RevitaLash, your eyelashes will gradually return to their original appearance as before.
Can Men use RevitaLash?
Yes. RevitaLash improves the attractiveness of both women and men's eyelashes.
Is it safe to wear mascara after applying RevitaLash?
When used as directed it should not interfere with mascara use. However, if you use multiple cosmetic eyelash growth products, it is important to thoroughly clean your skin before using it to avoid clogged pores that can cause irritation.
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