LiLash/LiBrow Frequently Asked Questions
LiLash
This is an active product. Wipe all excess from the brush on the rim of the tube. More serum does not mean more lashes; it means more chance of irritation.
One thin coat in the morning on the eyelid at the base of the lashes is all that’s needed and use every other day for 3 to 4 applications. You only need a tiny bit of serum.
It is normal for some people to get red/pinkness to the eyelids when first used.
Then use daily for 4 – 6 weeks and then you will notice the enhancements as the follicles are conditioned. Once your lashes are in the condition that you would like, reduce usuage down to every other day and you may be able to reduce down even further. Somewhere between 1 – 3 times per week to maintain condition.
The first container of LiLash lasts for approximately 7 – 8 months, 2nd tube should last up to 12 months. First one goes quicker as you use it everyday to start with.
You can apply your normal creams and make up after LiLash has been applied. Just wait 1 minute for LiLash to dry on the skin.
LiBrow
One tube of LiBrow lasts between 3 – 5 months and ingredients remain active for 12 months once opened.
Apply to the skin where the follicles need conditioning, once per day in the morning – do not apply to the hair. Use daily until you reach the desired condition of eyebrow. This may take up to 3 – 4 months of daily use. Once your brows are at the desired shape go to 1 – 3 times per week for maintenance. Do not use LiBrow on your lashes.
Statistics – Over 3000 tubes sold
2 persons failed to work – These clients also tried Latisse, that also failed.
9 reactions – 7 ceased to use the product, others used eyedrops and continued.
4 Ladies took 12 weeks for their lashes to be conditioned.
Notes
Testing of LiLash and LiBrow has been extensive, but it has not been tested during pregnancy.
If you stop using it your lashes will grow back at their normal rate.
If you have sensitive eyes or suffer from any type of skin disorder, you will be purchasing the product at your own risk.

