MY REVIEW: LashIQ




Product Description
 
Natural Eyelash Enhancer for fuller, thicker and healthier eyelashes and/or bolder brows.


✔ NATURAL & EFFECTIVE: The ONLY 100% Natural Eyelash Growth Stimulator that is clinically proven to increase eyelash density up to 82% in just 4 weeks. No SLS (Sulfates). No Parabens. No Chemical Preservatives.
✔ EASY TO APPLY & GREAT VALUE:  very easy to apply. It needs only once daily usage in the evening before bedtime.
✔ FOR ALL SKIN TYPE, WOMEN AND MEN
✔ PROPRIETARY FORMULA: contains a robust formula of handpicked ingredients designed to transform thin and short eyelashes into luscious eyelashes in one month. It has Biotin, Myristoyl Pentapeptide-17, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Retinyl Palmitate, Pumpkin Seed

This natural eyelash growth product:
- It not only enhances the natural growth of your eyelashes and brows, but also nourish them.
- It promises quick results; with your eyelashes growing in only a few weeks time
- NO need to worried about SLS, Parabens and Chemical Preservatives.
- Easy to use
MADE IN THE USA in a state of the art FDA registered facility - We guarantee you'll get results!

 MY REVIEW:

 With these lash serums you always need to use them longer than one tube. It always takes a second bottle,tube or jar of anything. Now I have not find them to be fuller and more but to be longer. I have used other lash products in the past and to me they were great for keeping your lashes healthy. And this is all I have to say for this product. I have such sparse lashes and they are just getting worse. But using this product is something I will continue. I need all the help I can get! ~Tiffany

 To purchase yours go here :
http://www.amazon.com/lashiq-natural-eyelash-growth-serum/dp/b00ni4nscm

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