How to grow long and full eyelashes in 6 weeks
Are you wanting fuller, longer and healthier eyelashes?
Tired of applying different types of home made serums to your eyelashes and see little results?
Are you wanting a quality product that gives you results? Then read on because this German formulated eyelash serum will change the way your eyelashes look, for the better!
I have found the secret to growing long and full eyelashes in 6 weeks. This amazing German product will nourish your eyelashes so that they grow long and healthy with a highly effective complex.
Who is M2Beaute?
M2Beaute is a German company founded by Elke Moysies and Marci Marrek in 2007 out of a need for cosmetic products that delivered results without the need for invasive cosmetic treatments.
The success of M2Beaute was due to producing products that worked, based on the latest discoveries from scientific research.
All beauty products produced by M2Beaute contain ingredients proven to work and comply with Europe’s strict cosmetic regulations.
What are the key ingredients?
MDN promotes the healthy growth of your natural eyelashes
Biotin (Vitamin B7) strengthens your own lashes and delays the shedding of your lashes
Hyaluronic Acid keeps your hair follicles moisturized, supple and healthy
Prodew 300 absorbs moisture and prevents moisture loss
Hydrolyzed glycosaminglycan stimulates hair growth
How do I use the M2Lash growth serum?
Apply the eyelash growth serum like a liquid eyeliner.
Brush the eyelash growth serum on your eyelash line.
Apply everyday at night after removing all your makeup.
Take a before photo and an after photo in 6 weeks to see how much your eyelashes have grown!
What else can I do to grow my eyelashes?
Invest in a natural mascara. Most mascaras contain synthetic ingredients that damage your eyelash hairs.
Try this natural organic mascara by Endlessly Beautiful.
It nourishes and conditions your eyelashes and is enriched with chamomile and vitamin E. It is formulated to be free from artificial colors, preservatives or fragrances.
