Promote natural long lashes with oils and extracts without hormones
Our unique YELASAI Ayurveda Lash Active Tonic with natural ingredients can stimulate the growth of your lashes. The tonic supports lashes to become denser, darker and longer.
Therefore, our Ayurveda Lash Active Tonic is especially recommended for women with short, sparse, weak, damaged or lost lashes, caused for example by chemotherapy, cosmetics or extensions.
After around 2 weeks you can already notice first pleasing changes.
Ayurveda Lash Active Tonic is also recommended for use to stimulate eyebrow growth, to fill in and lengthen the brows. Ideal for everyone who has lost their eyebrows through plucking, waxing and shaving, through medication or even chemotherapy, or who suffers from too thin or irregularly growing eyebrows.
Shake lightly before use.
Apply daily morning and evening.
Apply to the lashes and to the lid close to the lash line.
Avoid contact of the serum with the eyes!
Before application, remove eye make-up and dry lids and lashes. During the day, make-up and mascara can be used without any problem after application.
You can notice the first changes after just a few weeks.
The Lash Active Tonic is ideal for care of the eyelid and lashes and the associated support of lash growth as well as strengthening and fortifying fine, weak lashes. The composition of extracts from concentrated fermented porcini mushroom, Scots pine, dragon's blood as well as various selected plants, vitamins and amino acids strengthens the hair roots and thus supports lash growth.
- Improves the condition of the lash follicle
- Supports lash growth and density
- Reduces lash loss
- Activates hair cells
- Improves quantity and quality of lashes
- Protects follicles and skin from oxidative stress
- Supports natural hair pigmentation
- Extends the anagen phase
- Improves anagen vs. telogen ratio
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