Hair is made up of protein, over 80 percent keratin protein to be
exact.1 This is where amino acids come into play. Not only are amino acids
the building blocks of protein (and your eyelashes), but they may also nourish
and repair damage. This is why they’re the main ingredient in so many
lash-enhancement formulas. But keep an eye out: Many brands include amino acids
in their formulas that go by a different name: peptides. According to Kim,
peptides “nourish, condition, and strengthen frail and brittle lashes.” Speaking
of protein, collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, and we
know all about its skin and hair benefits. Because of this it is also an
ingredient in many lash serums so your lashes get those same benefits. If used
correctly, lash serums are safe. You should follow the specific instructions of
the lash serum you are using, but typically they should be applied two to three
times a day on clean lashes. Do not apply lash serum while wearing contacts.
According to Frieling, if you experience any negative side effects, like itchy,
red eyes, unwanted hair growth in areas the product repeatedly touches,
darkening of the eyelids, reduced eye pressure, or permanently increased iris
pigmentation, discontinue use immediately and see a doctor. According to
Frieling, lash growth serums help grow new lashes, add thickness, length, and
density. Lash conditioner, on the other hand, is for people who already have
ample lashes and are looking to moisturize them. You may want to use a lash
conditioner with lash growth serum to maintain and condition the new lashes
that are growing. Remember to apply these formulas on clean lashes.
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