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By Be Darling

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Beauty and Makeup by Be Darling

DIY Lash Conditioners for Longer, Healthier Eyelashes

If you’re craving for longer eyelashes, there are many topical lash treatments that you can use

to make your lashes grow. You have the option to consult your dermatologist for effective

eyelash conditioners and growth serums that you can apply safely without harming your eyes.

If you want to skip the huge consultation fee, you can do your research online or ask your

friends on how to make your eyelashes grow longer.

But if you want some answers right now, just keep on reading to find the best lash

conditioner for your needs.

Just remember that topical lash applications don’t work overnight. You need to use them for

weeks, even months, to see noticeable progress. You should also stay away from mascaras

for a while because they make your lashes brittle and prone to breakage, especially when left

overnight.

Use these DIY lash conditioners to promote lash growth and overall health of your eyelashes:

Vitamin E Lash Conditioner:

What you need: Vitamin E oil or capsules, cotton swabs, small plate or container

If you have the oil, just add a few drops directly on the cotton swab and apply on your lashes.

If you’re using Vitamin E capsules, break open one or two and put the oil into a dry, clean

plate or container. Do not touch the oil with your fingertips. Dip a cotton swap in the Vitamin

E oil and sweep it across your lashes. For best results, use it twice a day: once in the morning

and once before going to bed.



Castor Oil Lash Conditioner:

What you need: Castor oil, vanilla extract, small container, disposable mascara wands or

cotton swabs.

You can buy a small bottle of castor oil at your favorite grocery store or drugstore. If you

can’t find one, you can also opt for almond oil instead. Pick up some disposable mascara

wands, as well, or you can use cotton swabs. If you have an old, unused mascara tube, you

can just clean it thoroughly and disinfect it before using.

Pour six drops of castor oil and two drops of vanilla extract into your small container. Mix

them well and then apply the mixture on your lashes using a clean mascara wand or cotton

swab, making sure not to put some in your eyes. Use it twice a day for best results.



Coconut Oil Lash Conditioner:

What you need: Coconut oil, disposable mascara wands or cotton swabs, small plate or

container

If you don’t have coconut oil available, you can use olive oil instead. Extra virgin coconut oil

or olive oil works best.

Pour a few drops of coconut oil into a dry, clean container and dip a clean cotton swab or

mascara wand in it. Apply the conditioner on your lashes twice a day.

Ultimate Lash Conditioner:

What you need: Coconut oil, olive oil, Vitamin E oil or capsules, disposable mascara wands

or cotton swabs, small plate or container

Pour three drops of oil into your container or a dry, clean mascara tube. Shake the mixture

well and dip a clean cotton swab or mascara wand in it. Apply this ultimate lash conditioner

on the base of your lashes. Do this twice a day.



Do I Really Need Tons of Lip Makeup Products?

Go down the makeup aisle of your favorite beauty store and you’ll find tons of lip makeup

products. Ever wondered what exactly each of them is for? Do you really need every type of

lip makeup? If not, what lip makeup products are the most necessary and should always be

included in your beauty kit?

Well, only you can answer those questions. Every woman has different needs and preference

when it comes to makeup for the lips. Some may prefer lip balms while others can’t live

without lipsticks. But if you’re confused as to what lip makeup is the most perfect for you,

just read through this article to know the various uses, benefits, and disadvantages of each

type of lip makeup. After knowing their differences, you can now decide which lip makeup to

buy.

Lip Balm:

Although lip balms are now getting more complicated as well, they are originally made to

moisturize dry and chapping lips. Lip balms often contain vitamin E, shea butter, and SPF,

which soften, moisturize, and protect your lips. They don’t have a full-color commitment but

some tinted lip balms offer sheer to medium coverage.

If you’re looking for bold, dark, and deep lip colors, lip balms will just disappoint you.

However, buy them if your lips tend to chap and dry.



Lip Gloss:

You might think that lip gloss is just for teens, but this line of lip makeup actually caters to

women of all ages. There’s a wide range of lip gloss for your lip color preference: sheer,

glitter, full color, and SPF protection, among others. But most of them are sheer or tinted and

can give you light to medium coverage.

Lip gloss can also moisturize your lips like what a lip balm does. But although a lip gloss can

give you the color you want, it can come off quicker than a lipstick. It doesn’t have a long

staying power and can stay greasy and moist the entire time.



Lip Stain:

If you want a full lip color without the hassle of retouching every now and then, lip stains are

the best candidates for this job. Lip stains are liquid-based products that can last for up to 12

hours with no upkeep. They last that long that you even need to use a makeup remover if you

want to get rid of them. You also have to be extra careful when applying them because once

they dry on your lips, they’re not coming off.

So, if you want bold lip colors without the kind of maintenance that a lipstick requires,

choose lip stains. But if your lips tend to dry or chap, best avoid lip stains or apply a lip balm

first before the lip stain.

Lip Liner:

If you’re having issues about smudged and messy lipstick, you should invest in a lip liner. It

basically keeps your lipstick in place so it wouldn’t migrate onto the surrounding areas of

your lips. Although a lip liner is just meant to outline the lips, others use it to color the lips

entirely before applying lipstick.

Lip liners make lipstick more long-lasting. However, they can only be partnered with

lipsticks alone and not with other types of lip makeup.



Lipstick:

Lipstick is used so that you can give full color coverage to your lips. Lipsticks used to be

very matte, but now there are more lipstick finishes that you can try. MAC alone features

lipsticks in 13 different finishes, not to mention the varying colors in each lipstick finish.

Lipsticks usually wear off very quickly but there are lipsticks specifically designed to be

more enduring and long-lasting.

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