I had great results with RapidLash, the eyelash growth serum, so I was excited to hear that RapidBrow is now on the market.
As a result of an excessive tweezing session when I was 14, my left eyebrow has always been sparser towards the end, in comparison to my right brow and I have to rely on penciling it in with MAC eye pencil in Stud.
Apparently if I apply RapidBrow morning and night, after 60 days, I should see a 108% difference in the condition and appearance of my eyebrows.
A bit of additional info:
-RapidBrow is paraben and fragrance free
-Ophthalamologist & dermatologist tested
-Safe for contact lens wearers
Will this work? I dunno, I hope so! Expect an update in two months time.
Lovelies, have you tried RapidLash or RapidBrow? If not, would you give either type of product a try?
guest
“As a result of an excessive tweezing session when I was 14, my left eyebrow has always been sparser towards the end”
I didn’t know tweezing could permanently inhibit hair growth?…
guest
@TheMushyPear@xanga - Haha, it’s true. If you do it enough times and pull them out hard enough, eventually some eyebrow hairs will just stop growing back altogether. That’s what happened with my left eyebrow, just like the poster. Now I’m debating whether I should remain optimistic and hope my left eyebrow will grow thicker, just tweeze a bit out of my right eyebrow so at least they’re both thin.. oooor try this stuff, haha -.-
rose / 937 posts
@TheMushyPear@xanga - It can lead to bald spots, yes. I have a bit of a bald spot
I used to tweeze like… 2/3rds of my brows away for a number of years. But I stopped probably a year ago or longer and other than some minor bald areas they are growing in really well. Even the bald spots are less bald, so I assume that it can just take a good while to see good growth again if left to nature.
I’d be afraid of trying these things because of people sharing their horror stories of the products causing more fallout! But I don’t think that the lash stuff wouldn’t work on brows – seems a lot of people use them for both.
@surveys_fortheteenageesoul@xanga - I think that the best thing would be to first give a go at letting it all grow out. Just stop tweezing completely (other than obvious strays that are clearly not within a desired brow shape) for as long as you can. Then if it still doesn’t look nice and even try the products! I’ve actually heard that castor oil helps with growth if you wanted to try a cheapie approach first to aid in the growing out process before buying something super pricey. But it’s definitely hit or miss, some develop allergic reactions.
guest
i heard its good to use an eyebrow razor once in a while instead of tweezers, so it grows back thicker. so far that has helped my thin eyebrows grow a little.
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Is this product over the counter? My husband has amazing long, thick eyelashes that make me jealous.
peony / 1 posts
where did you buy it??? I can’t find it anywhere!!!!!!!!