subject: Different Eyelash Growers That Work [print this page] Different Eyelash Growers That Work Different Eyelash Growers That Work
It would be fantastic if we all had long eyelashes, but we don't. It also seems unfair that Uncle Joe has some wonderful sweepers that we would give our eye teeth for! However, everyone is different and if you lose your eyelashes either through pulling them, illness or accident then you are likely to want to find an eyelash grower quickly.
Firstly, a little about eyelash loss. Your eyelashes will fall out regularly, just as the hair on your head. Like your head hair, eyelashes will replace themselves over four to eight weeks (or longer if they have suffered a lot of damage). Eyelash loss will be greater if you wear contact lenses. As people age, this process slows substantially and your eyelashes will never be as full as they were in your younger days.
Other ways to affect eyelash growth, apart from pulling at them, is rubbing, curling and cleaning. So you need to be careful and keep your eyelashes healthy. Those who suffer from an underperforming thyroid gland are also likely to lose small clumps of eyelashes.
Moving on to finding an eyelash grower. There are a few things you can do and the most convenient is probably a really good mascara that is designed to lengthen and thicken the lashes you have. However, such dense mascaras can be harder to remove and make even more eyelashes fall out during the cleaning process It is important therefore that greater care be taken when cleaning the eyes. You could also use fake eyelashes but as these need to be glued into place along the eyelash line, when you take them off, there is a possibility that you may pull out your own eyelashes. You could try eyelash extensions. This is where individual lashes are glued next to your own. This process can be exceedingly costly and if your problem is habitual eyelash pulling or eye rubbing it may not solve your problem.
One idea is to use some type of eyelash serum to naturally enchance your own lashes. An eyelash serum will normally include Bimatoprost or Latanoprost that of course are not so natural! They are safe to use providing you don't over use the product in the mistaken belief that this may help the lashes grow faster still. Applying the eyelash serum close to the root will see a difference in just two to four weeks on average. Although most people have no problems, if you do have an any form of reaction, or are at all worried, stop using the product and seek medical advice.
A few of the options for eyelash growth have been summarized above. We tend to like an eyelash grower serum given they are reasonably priced, convenient and work well for most people. Find out more at our website at http://eyelashgrower.org
