Mascara serum

A mascara serum is used like a regular mascara, applying from the roots to the tips.

Healthier and stronger eyelashes can generally begin to be observed after six to eight weeks.

A mascara makes up the eyelashes by adding colour, volume and length, whereas a mascara serum combines make-up and care, by also incorporating strengthening active ingredients to nourish and reinforce the eyelashes with repeated applications.

Yes, this is essential. Like conventional mascaras, mascara serums are formulated with pigments that must be removed before going to bed, in order to minimise the risk of ocular penetration and irritation.

Yes, just like a conventional mascara, it is possible to use a mascara serum on the lower eyelashes.

Wiping off any excess product from the brush before application and applying several thin layers rather than one thick one helps to avoid clumping when using a mascara serum.

To prevent eye infections, it is recommended to replace your mascara serum every 3 to 6 months.

Yes, it is designed for everyday use.

It does not act directly on growth, but it can improve the quality and resilience of the eyelashes. This may reduce breakage and create the impression of increased density.