Serum Mascara

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

Healthier and stronger eyelashes can typically start to be observed after six to eight weeks.

A mascara colours the lashes while adding volume and length, whereas a serum mascara combines makeup and care, incorporating fortifying active ingredients to nourish and strengthen the lashes over time.

Yes, this is essential. Similar to traditional mascaras, serum mascaras are formulated with pigments that need to be removed before going to bed, to minimise the risk of ocular penetration and irritation.

Yes, similar to a conventional mascara, it is possible to use a serum mascara on the lower lashes.

Wiping the excess product off the brush before application and applying several thin layers instead of one thick one helps to avoid clumping with a serum mascara.

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