subject: Natural Eyelash Growth Secrets [print this page] Because of the eyelash growth craze that's going on, it seems that every woman wants to grow longer, thicker, darker lashes even if her lashes are already full. It's not just people who have suffered some illness or eye infection that want longer lashes these days, it's everybody.
And people want this eyelash growth with good reason too; there's nothing that shows femininity more clearly than long, lush lashes and brows. They perfectly frame the face and invite people to look deeply into your eyes.
Here's a taste of some of the best kept eyelash growth secrets.
Improve Your Nutrition. Nutrition is a really big factor in eyelash growth. It can affect how long, thick and dark your lashes grow so you want to be sure that you're getting the right nutrition in order to stimulate the most growth that you possibly can.
Consume More Protein. It stands to reason that since protein is mainly used in making hair strands, whether it be bodily hair, scalp hair or eyelashes and brows, if you're getting your daily recommended dosages of protein per day then you should achieve good eyelash growth.
Conditioning Your Lashes. There are products that I recommend for this that work well but there's also the natural approach. To get great eyelash growth be sure to use natural oils to provide real moisture to your lashes. You can use one or a combination of several natural oils to apply to your lashes and brows in order to strengthen, thicken and lengthen these hairs. Dry lashes grow brittle, weak, and thin but well moisturized lashes grow long, thick, dark and strong.
Avoid Pulling Lashes Out. You may be one that easily understands that this is a problem but there are many ways that you can agitate your lashes without realizing that you're weakening and pulling more out than what's normal. Try to avoid rubbing your eyes too much. Try to avoid wearing mascara overnight and try to avoid wearing false eyelashes too often.
These are just some of the ways you can achieve fast eyelash growth.
