RevitaLash Revitalash Advanced Reviews

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• 화이트엔젤*

  Sep 16, 2016
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  Pros

  While I did leave a review for the Promaxcel Rapid Lash, it was the Revitalash that truly revolutionized my lash life. When I applied it diligently every night without fail, I saw an astonishingly and shockingly rapid growth in my lashes within just 3 months. Of course, there is also the 'MDLash' option, which can make your lashes grow to over 12mm in length, just like getting an extension at the salon. But compared to its outrageous price tag of over 200,000 won, the relatively affordable price range of 80,000-100,000 won for Revitalash makes it seem like a steal. In terms of ingredients, Revitalash is also safer than MDLash. (MDLash contains glaucoma eye drops and the same active ingredient as Latisse, which can cause side effects.) Considering the irritation factor and price, Revitalash can be a great alternative. After using it for about 3 months and getting a lash perm, not only will mascara become obsolete, but those ridiculously long fake lashes will also pale in comparison to your own natural lashes, which will appear even longer. Women who have tried salon lash extensions often ask if I've had them done, wondering why my lashes look so natural and glossy without that artificial sheen and clumped black glue. The goddess-like beauty is a huge advantage over those unnatural-looking extensions.

  Cons

  1. MDLash openly advertises that it contains glaucoma eye drops (bimatoprost) to help grow lashes longer. However, after concerns were raised about the side effects of this ingredient, such as increased eye pressure, other lash serums now claim their products use peptides to lengthen lashes instead. Revitalash also claims to use peptides, but interestingly, it seems to cause severe dark circle formation under the eyes - a known side effect of the glaucoma eye drop ingredient. This disappears once you stop using it. 2. If you stop using Revitalash, your lashes will revert back to their previous short state. Just a week or two of not applying it can cause a drastic reduction in lash length, which is incredibly disappointing. You essentially have to use it for the rest of your life daily, or the dream-like lashes will vanish. Once you start, it's hard to escape this money pit. Additionally, there's the issue of lash shedding, where the painstakingly grown lashes fall out and new ones grow in. The sense of loss during this process is also quite difficult. It's easy to accidentally skip a day and see your lashes shrink, but growing them back is arduous and requires a lot of effort. In fact, even after using it diligently for a month and a half without missing a single day, I saw little growth, and ended up leaving a negative review calling it a scam. But then, after persisting for another month, my lashes became shockingly long, almost doll-like.

  Tip

  The price of Revitalash is truly outrageous. However, if you don't mind the money slowly slipping away, Rapid Lash is also a good recommendation, as it promotes lash growth well. (You can sometimes find it on sale for 70,000 won for 2 bottles.) Rapid Lash seems to cause less under-eye pigmentation and irritation compared to Revitalash, so I've been using it as a more affordable alternative. But anything going into the eyes is never ideal. There is some irritation and a foreign body sensation, so I recommend using only a small amount. For more detailed reviews on lash serums, please refer to my review of "Promaxcel Rapid Lash" in my review history. [Image 1] After 1.5 months of use. Wearing only clear mascara. [Image 2] Before discovering lash serums. Wearing a fiber-based lengthening mascara, but still lacking lashes. [Image 3] After 2 months of use. The lashes have grown shockingly long, to the point where they touch my eyebrows when I apply mascara, so I've been going without it.

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