While trying to enhance my lashes after extensions, I mostly went for natural products. Firstly, I tried home methods. Then, I reached for eyelash serums and searched for the natural ones. I focused on safety. That’s why I got Lashfood serum. I aimed at restoring lash condition. Now I know I can have amazingly long lashes thanks to e.g. Nanolash but I didn’t know it then. Lashfood seemed to be a good option.
Lashfood serum comes in an aesthetic, white packaging. When I use the brand’s products, they always make me think of pharmaceuticals. Such products always come with high quality. They’re supposed to help us solve problems – also with the eyelashes. I bought Lashfood serum online. It costs a lot in comparison to other eyelash serums. For example, my beloved Nanolash is cheaper than Lashfood.
Let me mention what’s inside the white bottle.
The formula is colorless and fluid. A standard brush is used for the application. No surprises. Lashfood was the first serum I tested so I didn’t know how to use such applicators the right way. Applying a product around the eye area and using a thin brush was quite challenging for me. To make things worse, Lashfood comes with a brush which is much thinner than eyeliner brushes. You must get the hang of using it and applying the serum to the lash base, which is crucial.
Phyto-Medic Complex is the main ingredient. It’s a revolutionary set of herbal extracts. The serum aims at repairing the lashes from the roots and delivering the hydration. There are a few extra substances e.g. lavender water for refreshing; adenosine for rejuvenation; arginine for protection; peony for nourishing. There’s also a set of proteins, including rice and soy proteins. Very natural ingredients combined with nano-peptide technology – two in one.
I liked the product when I read about it. At first I was angry with the difficult application. It was because of the micro-thin brush which should have a few extra bristles. After some time, I got the hang of applying the products to the eyelash base. The serum was instantly absorbed. It never dripped into my eyes which happened with other serums. I was systematic and always precisely removed makeup before the usage. Still, it didn’t help…
Lashfood serum didn’t deliver the effects I had bargained for. Back then, strengthening the lashes was all I wanted. I didn’t even think about the extension effects because there were no lashes to extend. I had gaps in the eyelash line. Since the serum was supposed to affect the bulbs, I hoped it would stimulate the growth of new lashes. Regrettably, the enhancer failed. To make things worse, I used up the 3ml bottle after just four weeks. It’s shocking. Such a capacity usually lasts for several months.
Why I recommend it?
- Lashfood includes natural substances and is based on the nano-peptide technology.
- The serum is colorless, fluid and fast-absorbing.
- The tube is aesthetic and good quality.
Why I don’t recommend it?
- Lashfood doesn’t deliver the promised effects.
- The brush is too thin and makes the application harder.
- The price of Lashfood serum doesn’t go with the effects.
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Efficiency - 60%
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