How To Make Lash Serum Step-by-Step [My Best Recipe]

So, you’re thinking about enhancing your lashes with some lash serum, but you’re not too keen about handing over around $75 for the experience?

I’ll share my best DIY lash growth serum recipe that has worked wonders for me. Plus, you can make it at home with all-natural ingredients that are easily found in most health stores and groceries.

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Tools and Ingredients

My favorite ingredients for making an eyelash growth serum at home that actually works are:

• Castor oil: This will be the base of your concoction. Castor oil is an all-natural and safe ingredient. It is known for its ability to increase hair growth and thickness.1
• Coconut oil: Our second base ingredient! Coconut oil has amazing moisturizing properties and can help protect against damage from environmental elements.2
• Vitamin E: This vitamin is a must-have in any DIY eyelash serum. Vitamin E has antioxidant properties and can help nourish the lashes.
• Essential oils: These will be added in very small quantities to our recipe but they pack a punch! There are many to consider but my favorites are lavender and rosemary for their healing and nourishing properties.
• Red clover extract: This is a recent addition to my formulation. Red clover extract is rich in biochanin A, a potent phytonutrient.

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Now that we know which ingredients we’ll use, it’s time to figure out the container and applicator.

I find that your best option here is simply a mascara tube with the wand that came with it.

So, where can I find an empty mascara tube?

You have two options here. You can either use an old mascara tube (after having thoroughly cleaned it) or you can simply buy an empty mascara applicator online. You can find sets of 4 mascara applicators for less than $20 on Amazon, and in my view, this is the best option.

But wait – why not just use an empty mascara tube?

Technically, you can. However, it’s much less hassle – and much more hygienic – to simply buy new ones. If you want to use an old mascara tube, you’ll need to clean and disinfect it thoroughly using a safe disinfectant, ensuring no mascara product remains either in the tube or on the applicator wand.

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And don’t forget: lash serums need to be applied to clean, dry lashes in order to work properly. If you still have traces of mascara on your lash applicator, it’s going to disturb the lash serum’s process and potentially prevent it from working entirely.

How To Make Lash Serum (Step-by-Step)

1. Fill the mascara tube 1/3 with castor oil.
2. Add 1/3 of coconut oil on top of the castor oil.
3. Add 1 teaspoon of vitamin E oil.
4. Add 2 drops of lavender oil.
5. Add 2 drops of rosemary oil.
6. Add 2 drops of red clover extract.
7. Close the tube and shake it well.

And voila! You’re done! Now let’s apply it to the lashes and see the transformation.

Fun Idea: If you buy a set of empty mascara tubes, why not make enough lash serum to create several tubes and offer them as gifts to your friends? You can customize each tube with stickers and surprise your friends with a fun, safe, homemade beauty product.

How to Apply Your DIY Lash Serum

So, is applying DIY lash serum different from applying manufactured lash serum? It can be!

If you’re used to applying eyelash growth serum, you’re probably most familiar with applying lash serum to the lash line, rather than to the lashes directly. When it comes to DIY lash serum, it’s a bit different.

Instead of applying serum to the lash line, you’re going to apply it directly to the lashes using the mascara wand. This allows the formula direct contact with your lashes, so they can start working their magic right away.

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References

1. Celine Phong, Victor Lee, Katerina Yale, Calvin Sung, Natasha Mesinkovska. (2022). Coconut, Castor, and Argan Oil for Hair in Skin of Color Patients: A Systematic Review. Retrieved from https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35816075/ (Accessed on March 13th, 2023)
2. Aarti S. Rele, R.B. Mohile. (2003) Effect of mineral oil, sunflower oil, and coconut oil on prevention of hair damage. Retrieved from: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12715094/ (Accessed on July 10th, 2022)

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