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Long, thick eyelashes make your eyes look bigger and more expressive.
But not everyone has the time or budget for extensions.
This natural eyelash care routine for longer and thicker lashes can start tonight.
Castor Oil is the Key
Castor oil is rich in ricinoleic acid, which stimulates hair follicles. Here’s how: cleanse your face, dip a clean cotton bud into castor oil, and apply it to your lash line just like you would apply eyeliner. Do this every night. Results are usually visible within 3–4 weeks.
Aloe Vera to Moisturize Your Lashes
Fresh aloe vera gel contains vitamins A, C, and E. Apply it to your lashes using a cleaned, used mascara wand. Aloe vera prevents breakage and makes your lashes look shinier.
Gently Massage Your Eyelids
After applying the oil, gently massage your eyelids with your fingertips for 1–2 minutes. Massaging increases blood circulation to the hair follicles. Do this while relaxing before bed.
Avoid Waterproof Mascara Every Day
Waterproof mascara is practical, but it’s difficult to remove. When you scrub it off with micellar water or oil, your natural lashes get pulled and fall out. Use regular mascara and remove it gently with a cotton pad soaked in coconut oil.
Pay Attention to Your Nutrition
A biotin (vitamin B7) deficiency can make your lashes brittle. Eat eggs, almonds, and avocados. Taking biotin supplements is also fine, but consult a doctor first. The results won’t be instant, but hair growth—including your lashes—will be healthier.
Don’t Use an Eyelash Curler Every Day
An eyelash curler can damage the structure of your lashes if used too often. Just 2–3 times a week is enough. Make sure to clean the tool after each use so no leftover mascara becomes a breeding ground for bacteria.