How to Nourish Eyelashes

Owning attractive eyelashes is the dream of many girls, but this dream for some seems to be difficult to achieve. If you are struggling to grow eyelashes, try applying a few tips below to have beautiful and stronger eyelashes.

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Eyelash care

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Use mineral oil wax (Vaseline cream). Using clean fingers or a cotton ball, gently apply a thin layer of mineral oil wax to the upper lashes. You can apply it during the day or before bed and let the wax stay on your lashes overnight, if desired.

Mineral oil wax coats each lash, protecting it from drying agents and other harmful components in the air. As a result, the eyelashes are more effectively moisturized, thereby growing stronger and stronger.

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Apply cosmetic balm to the eyelashes. There are a number of different oils that are commonly recommended, but they all have the same effect of creating a protective coating on each lash, blocking out drying agents or harmful elements in the air. Oil is a natural eyelash conditioner.

Olive oil, vitamin E oil, castor oil and ostrich oil top the list of recommended oils due to the nutrients they contain.
Carefully use a cotton ball to dab a small amount of oil along the upper lash line. If you want to apply the oil at night, let the oil dry for a bit before going to bed.

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Mix the egg whites. Egg whites are rich in protein. Some people even regularly wash their hair with egg whites to nourish their hair. Similarly, you can also use egg whites to strengthen your eyelashes. ^{[1] X Research Source}

Mix egg whites and castor oil in equal proportions.
Use an eyelash brush or cotton ball to apply about 2 drops of this mixture to the upper lashes.
Don’t apply egg whites to your eyelashes without mixing it with castor oil. Whole egg whites can make eyelashes brittle.

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Try an eyelash growth serum or a commercial eyelash conditioner. These products can help make eyelashes longer and stronger within a few weeks when applied to lashes daily.

The specific ingredients found in these products depend on the brand, but they often include peptides, vitamins, and aloe or other nutrients that work to help grow longer and stronger eyelashes.

Stimulating eyelash growth

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Apply the right diet. A balanced diet will help the body function smoothly, including the growth of eyelashes. However, to enhance the ability to grow eyelashes, you should eat a lot of B vitamins (B-complex), especially biotin. Some nutritionists claim that B vitamins can stimulate hair and eyelash growth.

There is some real evidence that Ibiotin deficiency is one of the causes of premature and rapid eyelash loss.
Biotin can be present in natural food sources, including nutritional yeast, liver, cauliflower, salmon, bananas, carrots, egg yolks, sardines, legumes, and mushrooms.
You should also add silicon to your diet to stimulate hair growth in general. Silicon is found in asparagus, cabbage, cucumbers, olives, green beans, beer, rice, and oats.

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Apply mascara as needed. Many ordinary mascaras can make your lashes look great, but over time it will damage them. Mascara is used underneath to protect lashes from the harsh chemicals of mascara and eyeliner.

Look for an eyelash primer that contains pro-keratin. When combed over eyelashes, this nutrient can protect and nourish each eyelash.

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Be careful with mascara products and mascara application. The general rule of thumb in applying mascara and protecting your lashes is that less is better. The less mascara you apply, the stronger and faster your eyelashes will grow. However, once you’ve decided to put on some mascara, you can opt for better products.

If you have sensitive eyes, consider using a hypoallergenic mascara to reduce irritation. Eyelashes are at high risk of falling out if the eye is inflamed.
Avoid using waterproof mascara. This product has a very strong formula, and the ingredients that help the mascara stick to the lashes can damage and weaken the lashes. Instead, try a mascara formulated with lash conditioners to help protect and hydrate your lashes.
When applying mascara – or using any eye makeup – remember to remove your makeup before you go to bed. All cosmetics must be washed off to avoid further damage to the eyelashes.
Wash the clumped masacra while it’s still wet rather than letting it dry before rinsing, as the mascara is much easier to wash off at this point. Eyelashes may lose a few strands if you wash off clumpy mascara when it’s dry.
Throw away mascara after 3-6 months of use to protect eyes and eyelashes from pathogens that cause pain and/or infection. You should also remove mascara after an eye condition, such as pink eye.
Never share mascara with others. Everyone has a balanced microbiome around their eyes. Sharing mascara with others – even someone with clean eyes – can also allow other bacteria to enter the eye and cause an infection.

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Avoid pulling on eyelashes. Most people don’t pull their eyelashes out on purpose, but you may be doing it without realizing it. Eyelash roots are especially fragile; They can break even without strong impact. ^{[2] X Research Source}

Do your best to avoid pulling the eyelashes with your hands or with an eyelash curler. In addition, you should also try not to rub your eyes.
When washing off eye makeup, you should only dab on your eyelids instead of rubbing, rubbing, or pulling.
When using an eyelash curler, you should place it near the base of your lashes. Press straight down at this position, then open the clamp straight up. Do not pinch, pull or move the eyelash curler.

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Brush eyelashes. ^{[3] X Source of Research} Use a specialized comb to brush your eyelashes every day. Similar to when you brush your hair to stimulate the hair follicles under the scalp and blood circulation, gently brushing your eyelashes can help stimulate eyelash growth.

Make sure not to pull the lashes while brushing them to avoid further damage.

Beautify while waiting for eyelashes to grow

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Use mascara or mascara to lengthen your lashes. As mentioned above, mascara can give you longer, thicker lashes, but in some ways some conventional mascaras can actually be harmful. The best mascara is the lash conditioner, while the lash lengthening mascara is most effective when you want instant lash lengthening.

Eyelash care mascara contains special lipid complexes that strengthen the eyelashes when covering the eyelashes. You’ll be less likely to damage your lashes with this mascara, but remember to wash it off gently to avoid damaging your lashes. ^{[4] X Research Sources}
Thickening and lengthening mascara can help you have more beautiful lashes, but if the product does not contain lash conditioners, it can still damage the eyelashes if you use too much or too often.

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Use eyeliner to line your lashes. Even though eyeliner sticks less to the lashes than mascara, it still hits the base of the lashes and has a negative or positive effect on the newly grown lashes.

The “lash-nourishing” liquid eyeliner is applied directly to the lash line. The peptides in the product strengthen the eyelashes from the root.

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Use a lacquer product. Lacquer is formulated to make lashes thicker and shinier without clumping. If your lashes look too dull, you can apply some lacquer on top of your regular mascara for an extra dramatic effect.

Although not as harmful to eyelashes as regular mascara, lacquer still has a negative effect if you abuse it. For best results, you should apply lacquer on top of lash conditioner or lash primer mascara.

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Try an “instant” eyelash extension mascara. ^{[5] X Source of Research} This product has microscopic synthetic fibers that help lengthen lashes. When combing over real eyelashes, these fibers will stick to the tips of the eyelashes, creating longer and thicker lashes.

Some eyelash extension products also contain hyaluronic acid and vitamin E, which both help nourish and beautify eyelashes.
However, you should note that this product should only be applied at the tip of the lashes. Eyes can be irritated if you brush too close to the base of the lashes, as the synthetic fibers can come off and get into the eye.

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Eyelash extensions. Many beauty salons offer eyelash extensions. Synthetic eyelashes will be attached individually between the real lashes with glue, giving you fuller lashes.

Eyelash extensions can take a few hours, but the results last for weeks.
You will also have to take 30 minutes to reapply your eyelashes after 2-3 weeks if you want to maintain beautiful eyelashes.
Lie on your back when you sleep to avoid accidentally pulling your eyelash extensions.
One downside of eyelash extensions is that some girls may lose their lashes faster, eventually becoming thinner.
Another disadvantage is the price. In the US, this service costs about $300 or more.

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Consider the pros and cons of false eyelashes. False eyelashes will give you long and beautiful lashes, but usually you have to change them every day and can cause long-term damage to real eyelashes if used too often.

The most damaging part is removing false eyelashes. When you peel off false eyelashes, you may also lose some of your real eyelashes. Since you have to change your eyelashes often, the damage can get worse over time.

Using medical methods

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Get a prescription for bimatoprost. ^{[6] X Research Source} As of September 2013, bimatoprost remains the only prescription drug approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of abnormal eyelash deficiency, especially especially caused by oligomenorrhea.

It is applied to the upper lash line to stimulate longer, thicker and darker eyelashes, but you should not apply it to the lower lashes.
Usually, your doctor will instruct you to apply the medication every day for 2 months or more.
Possible side effects include itching or redness of the eyes, dry eyes, darkening of the eyelids, increased dark brown pigmentation in the blacks, and hair growth around the eyes if the medication is continuously draining out of the eyelids and into the surrounding skin. around.

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Talk to your doctor about possible causes behind eyelash loss. Many diseases and disorders can cause eyelash loss. If you have one of these conditions, the only way to grow long-lasting eyelashes is to treat the underlying disease.

Eye inflammation, hypothyroidism, autoimmune disease, eyelid inflammation, and hair pulling syndrome are all conditions that can cause eyelash loss.
Your doctor may recommend a special cleaning program to treat inflammation and infection of the eye. Infections may require antibiotics.
Hypothyroidism requires treatment with thyroid hormone supplements.
Hair pulling syndrome is a mental illness that makes people unable to resist hair pulling. You may be treated with cognitive-behavioral therapy and mood stabilizers.
Autoimmune diseases are usually treated with immunosuppressive drugs.

Advice

The cake mascara is easy to wash, doesn’t clump and can be kept for a long time. This product can be an alternative to waterproof mascara for those who are trying to nourish their eyelashes.

Things you need

Cotton
Mineral oil wax
Olive oil, vitamin E, or cosmetic oil
Egg-white
Eyelash brush
Products that nourish or stimulate eyelash growth
Mascara liner for eyelashes
Mascara for eyelashes
Eyelashes water liner
Mascara for long lashes
Drugs Bimatoprost

Steps