Natural Eyelash Growth Serum Users Report: Effective for Sensitive Eyes
Feb 10, 2020
Chavelle Cosmetics' natural eyelash growth serum has been reported by Amazon customers as effective for use by people with sensitive eyes. Chavelle products do not contain any parabens.
Brandenburg Germany - February 9, 2020 —
Amazon customers have been reporting that the natural eyelash growth serum from beauty company, Chavelle Cosmetics, is an effective lash enhancer for users with sensitive eyes. The serum has been developed, tested and produced in Germany and is dermatologist approved.
“Our Top Lash Pro eyelash growth serum is formulated with an effective combination of natural ingredients that will provide nourishment and strengthening benefits to every lash, from root to tip, while improving the health of your eyelashes and reducing premature eyelash loss. No need to wear eyelash extensions or false eyelashes,” Sandra Newmann, the senior spokesperson for the brand, said.
Customers have been leaving highly rated, 5-star reviews of their experiences using the eyelash enhancer growth serum. “I’ve been using this for a week now, and I see a difference. My eyebrows are pretty thin, but where hairs were not growing before I now see little hairs coming in. Also, I’ve noticed an improvement in my lashes. I was afraid this was going to irritate my eyes, my eyes are sensitive and seems like everything makes them water and burn, I have had no problem with this. I’m really happy with this product. It says you will see results in two to four weeks but I’m one week in and it’s already made a difference.”
Many other satisfied users have been expressing the same thoughts about the product as a solution for people with eye sensitivities, such as this reviewer, “I’ve tried many different products, and this is the first one that lengthens my lashes significantly and doesn’t cause any problems with my eyes. I am happy to recommend to my closest friends. My lashes now tickle the bottom of my eyebrows, and that makes me so happy with this purchase!”
Newmann also clarifies that “parabens found in cosmetics can act as an irritant to people who are dealing with sensitive skin and eyes. Our eyelash growth serum does not contain parabens; we rely on carefully selected ingredients and future-oriented cosmetics, in the development and production of all our products.”
Those wanting more information about Chavelle Cosmetics and its line of beauty products should visit the company’s official website or Amazon storefront.
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