More and more women are going for the semi-permanent makeup. They appreciate the fact they can look attractive any time of the day or night, saving time in the morning and without makeup touchups. Most women decide on a soft semi-permanent makeup – a line on the upper eyelid which adds depth to their look. Encouraged by the new look, lots of them wonder if they can get lash extension and volume with a serum. Let us tell you why it’s a good idea and when to do it.

What is a lash serum made for?

An eyelash growth serum is applied to the upper and lower lash line – right behind the hairs. It’s designed to enhance the appearance of lashes and nourish them in a way to make them longer, thicker and darker. A good lash serum boosts the volume of tiny hairs on the entire lash line. This effect in combination with semi-permanent eyeliner makes the eyes look flawlessly without any extra makeup… unless you really want some more.

What are the benefits of eyelash serums?

The action of a lash serum is based on a simple rule: for a spectacular growth, lashes must be nourished and reinforced at the base – the bulbs. That is why a serum isn’t applied to lashes. You spread it on the skin with a thin brush. The product penetrates the skin and reaches the bulbs, speeding up the growth and upgrading the looks.

Eyelash serum & semi-permanent makeup

Semi-permanent makeup may be an ideal complement to the eyelash serum treatment. One thing to remember: don’t have semi-permanent makeup done when you’re during the serum treatment. Women, who decide on the semi-permanent eyeliner, should give up on serums and wait 1-3 months. Then, they can go back to the serum yet they must make sure the skin is fully recovered which takes from two to four weeks (the pigment peels and a touch-up is usually a must). Afterwards, feel free to keep using your lash growth serum.