Review on 🌟 Transform Thinning Lashes with Krucasano Eyelash Growth Serum - Fuller, Longer & Thicker Results! by Cheryl Fisher

Edit- If you read below you will see that I already liked it but now 2 months I don't use it every night (and sometimes days, when I don't) don't wear mascara) I wanted to reiterate that I'm really shocked at how well this works. I saw some results after 1 month, slightly longer lashes and less breakage, that was great but I really thought that was it. I haven't updated the photos, but my lashes are probably 2mm or so longer than they started (sounds like a tiny size, but hey, those are lashes). I'm also blown away by how well this lengthens the growth phase of your lashes while also lasting longer. Now, just like any other eyelash serum, you will stop using this one and your lashes will probably fall out like crazy, go back to where they were before, but I'm not going to stop there. Please don't ever take this away (I said, batting my eyelashes sweetly at the current owner of the shop) Lol I was so pleasantly surprised by this. I was expecting it to be a "moisturizing lash cream" that might prevent my lashes from breaking, but didn't really do anything for their growth and fullness. This problem with many inexpensive OTC eyelash serums is that they simply contain moisturizing oils. Oils can help with breakage, especially for those who wear waterproof mascara and often need a drying makeup remover to remove it, but otherwise won't help. I've been using it for about a month now and even that's a short time for an eyelash serum so I expect the results to last. Most brands recommend 3-6 months of use to see real results. Although I'm already seeing growth, and in general my eyelashes have become thicker. This serum contains not only the aforementioned oils (e.g. coconut, castor, jojoba), but also many other beneficial ingredients. Although it contains moisturizing oils and other extracts, it is also quite high in peptides and other botanical ingredients. In fact, the oligopeptides found here are the same entities that are referred to as epidemic growth factors in many skin care products. Using the list of ingredients, you can practically apply these to your wrinkles and see how they are reduced. I am a Licensed Esthetician in Florida and these are the types of peptides we use for our clients to achieve the best anti aging results. along with gold standard retinoids. Topically applied peptides tell your body that it's time to make more protein. Proteins are broken down into peptides (small protein chains) and then into amino acids. So while many people think your body can use peptides in skincare products to make new proteins like collagen, elastin, and keratin; that's not how it works. Instead, your body registers additional peptides to be used as a byproduct of the digested proteins, and this sends your body into accelerated production; he thinks he has much more to do. With an eyelash serum, your body produces more keratin. Leads to longer lashes and faster growth, at least that's the plan. There is still a lot of ambiguity in this area. The first 2 photos are before I started using the serums, the last 3 are after 1 month of use. It's so hard for me to take good photos and get them to tell the whole story because the tips of my eyelashes are light and very difficult to see. So for the last 2 I apply mascara to show how long it lasts. I wish I had had a photo of my lashes with mascara on earlier. I'm telling you, though, they haven't been that long. Also, I only apply about 1.5 coats of mascara and it's not a lengthening mascara, just a base mascara that covers your lashes. I expect they will get a little longer in the next month or two. I can also make them longer than in the picture; I have some good mascaras that make my new longer lashes touch my brows lol. I haven't used it on my eyebrows yet. I had no sensitivity to it on my lash line; I've had problems with other brands. It's worth a try if you're planning on getting a prescription or spending over $200 on some eyelash growth products. It takes time! I've found that even my beauty clients expect their skincare products to work overnight, but they don't.