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Estrella wrote: Sun Jun 05, 2022 12:51 am I am fully in love with Rapid Brow. It’s made a huge difference to my sparse hairs.
Me too. I've bought the lash version to try - they're on buy one, get one half price in Boots atm.

The lash version is once a day so I'm going to try using the brow one similarly from now on, and see if that's enough to maintain things.
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Is the scrub really coconutty, Pip?
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absley wrote: Sun Jun 05, 2022 5:48 am
Estrella wrote: Sun Jun 05, 2022 12:51 am I am fully in love with Rapid Brow. It’s made a huge difference to my sparse hairs.
Me too. I've bought the lash version to try - they're on buy one, get one half price in Boots atm.

The lash version is once a day so I'm going to try using the brow one similarly from now on, and see if that's enough to maintain things.
I’ve switched to once a day on my brows now. I get it from iHerb along with my Differin so will add the lash one next order too. I’m impressed. I swear my brows look darker now too.
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Ella77 wrote: Sun Jun 05, 2022 6:58 am Is the scrub really coconutty, Pip?
It’s more Bounty coconut than suncream coconut.
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Estrella wrote: Sun Jun 05, 2022 7:40 amI swear my brows look darker now too.
I thought so too and wondered if it was dying the hairs as well but noticed the usual difference when I dyed my brows as normal, so maybe not. Maybe the hairs are thicker?
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absley wrote: Sun Jun 05, 2022 5:48 am
Estrella wrote: Sun Jun 05, 2022 12:51 am I am fully in love with Rapid Brow. It’s made a huge difference to my sparse hairs.
Me too. I've bought the lash version to try - they're on buy one, get one half price in Boots atm.

The lash version is once a day so I'm going to try using the brow one similarly from now on, and see if that's enough to maintain things.

Thanks for the heads up on the offer - I’m quite sad about my the sparseness of my ageing lashes and brows so I’m going to give these ago.
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I'm very impressed with Rapid Brow as well. I'm a couple of weeks behind the rest of you and one brow is looking better than the other but it's definitely working.
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Does Rapid Lash work? My brows are OK but my lashes are short, fine and straight (and pretty nonexistent on my lower lid).
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I might give the Rapid Brow a shot, thanks.
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I think my brows look darker too. You've just reminded me to buy the rapidlash.
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Have any of you Rapidlash users tried Revitalash before? I’m wondering how they compare and if it’s worth paying extra for Revitalash?

I use just castor oil on my brows at the moment and that seems to work for me, but my eyelashes are so very short. I tried an eyelash lift a while ago and it made my lashes look worse actually :mad:
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The reviews I read said it wasn't worth the extra for the Revita version.
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Thank you Purple. I might just get the Rapidlash for now as it’s on special offer.
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I've not used any lash products before, so am curious to see what happens with rapid lash.

Eta. Sali H recommended lash force in a recent column, which I was also going to look at.
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Interestingly I just got an email about this: https://theordinary.com/en-us/multi-pep ... 00111.html
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I keep trying to check out my Rapidlash order at Boots but Boots insist my basket is empty when I can see I’ve added it to my basket. So annoying :mad:
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It did that to me too, Roma. J ordered it instead and it went through without any issue :ella:
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I’ve given up now, I’m just not able to check out my basket…
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It's dear at Boots. I got it £10 cheaper from Look Fantastic.
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Pippedydeadeye wrote: Mon Jun 06, 2022 2:52 pm Interestingly I just got an email about this: https://theordinary.com/en-us/multi-pep ... 00111.html
Hmm, that's easy to grab from Sephora and a lot cheaper than RapidLash. :puzz:
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