Boost your mascara with lavender oil

Hello everyone!

As I told you in previous posts, essential oils can promote healthy hair and scalp.  In fact, I put tea tree oil in my shampoo to prevent itchy scalp.  But did you know that you can also use essential oils to help promote healthy eyelash hair growth?  Here's how...

All you have to do is put one drop of 100% pure lavender essential oil in your mascara tube right when you open it for the first time.  One tiny drop of essential oil is enough.  Then you just apply as usual.

Just 1 drop of pure lavender oil:
  • extends the life of your mascara
  • kills mites and bacteria
  • promotes lash growth
  • strengthens your lashes
  • + it smells amazing!


Notes: 
  • Some people claim to have had issues with some kinds of mascara but it has worked well with the mascara brands that I use.  
  • Only use 100% pure lavender essential oil; no added ingredients!

I�d love to hear from those of you who have tried this!  Has lavender oil made your lashes longer and thicker too?


Related posts:

Twelve uses of lavender essential oil
Treating acne with lavender oil
DIY: Moisturising dry scalp treatments (4 recipes)
DIY: Eyebrow growth serum


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