I think it is fair to say that most of us when given the chance wouldn't pass up longer, thicker eyelashes?
"Queen Eyelash Cream is a unique and classic Queen product created back in the 1930s.
It really is a tiny pot of wonder! It can be used when you don't want to wear mascara but want to define your lashes a little or, even better, for conditioning lashes to prevent dryness and breakages or to help repair dry, damaged lashes.
Some of our customers also use it to keep eyebrows neat and glossy-looking."
Over the last month I have been applying a thin coat of Queen Eyelash cream before going to bed
not really to help them grow but more for the conditioning aspect as my eyelashes can be a little
sparse at times which really is my own fault.
I don't feel cream is the right term for this product as it is certainly more of a balm,
with a thick and slightly oily texture, to apply I simply warm a little of the product using my
fingertips them lightly apply it along my lash line working down to the tips of my lashes.
I can't really see the appeal of using this as a mascara as it leaves the eyelashes looking slightly
wet but it certainly moisturises them which over time has resulted in less of my eyelashes falling out
due to dryness and as they are sticking around for a little longer I am convinced that they appear
longer but that could be my imagination.
As this is a clear balm like product you can also use it to tame unruly brows etc.
Queen Eyelash Cream* £10.25/12ml - link
Hm, seems pretty pricey. I might wait until a cheaper dupe comes out to give the whole eyelash balm thing a try :)
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I can not argue with that logic :) I'm in the market for something cheaper so if you find anything do let me know :)
DeleteI normally use vaseline for this at night and it does the trick for me! x
ReplyDeleteIf it ain't broke don't fix it :)
DeleteA little pricey... I feel curious. I'm now with Anew serum, but I usually use "aceite de ricino" (castor oil???) on my lashes :)
ReplyDeleteDoes the Castor Oil work?
DeleteWell, it does hidrate and nourish them and make them stronger. It's all I want really, but I must say it's a little bit tricky to apply...
DeleteSeeems pretty good, a teeny bit pricey though! Vaseline is always good!
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I think I must try vaseline and asap!
DeleteThis seems pretty expensive for what it does xx
ReplyDeleteI have to agree but I am thankful for less breakages haha!
DeleteI've used Talika's lipocil treatment for eyelash growth, and at more or less the same price, I can guarantee you'll have longer lashes before you finish the tube!
ReplyDeleteOff I trot to source that :)
Deletebit pricey for me... but it seems pretty good
ReplyDeleteI have to agree but it won't be a repurchase for me sadly :(
Deletehmm, that sounds like such an interesting product!:)
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It is quite a cool product :)
DeleteNever heard of this before, interesting idea though. I guess you could use Vaseline?! xx
ReplyDeleteThat is what everyone else is saying so I'm thinking of giving it a go :)
DeleteI tried this too a while back I do like it as a primer and have been using it prior to applying mascara it does help keep the mascara on longer and stops it flaking.. I liked it
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Ah I haven't tried it like that but that does sound good to me, thank you for the tip :)
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