What does eyelash thickening cost?
The costs for eyelash thickening vary greatly depending on the method used. Professional eyelash thickening can be purchased from about 100€. The most luxurious eyelash thickenings, on the other hand, can also reach a four-digit amount.
As with many other products, the price often depends on the quality. However, from 150 to 200€ you can expect high quality lash thickening. If you want to thicken your own eyelashes, you usually only have to invest in the material and spend a lot of time.
A set of artificial eyelashes can be purchased from about three euros, good sets have a price of 15€ to 25€. Of course, the eyelash sets can become much more expensive depending on the material, length, color, etc. The glue for the artificial eyelashes is normally included in the sets, but can be purchased additionally if necessary. With the self-applicable eyelash thickening sets it should also be noted that these usually only last a few hours.Depending on the quality of the serum, an eyelash thickening by eyelash serums usually costs between 10€ and 100€.
How should an eyelash serum be assessed?
Eyelash serum is a substance that is supposed to accelerate and strengthen the growth of natural eyelashes. The underlying active ingredient is usually a descendant of the prostaglandin group. It not only stimulates the lashes to grow more strongly, but can also make the individual lashes grow thicker and stronger.
Often additional caring substances such as oils are added to the eyelash serum to improve the quality of the natural eyelashes. Since the eyelash serum is not a medicine in the classical sense, it is not subject to the strict regulations and tests of the drug approval like most other care products. Therefore, special care should be taken when choosing the eyelash serum. Often substances are used which strengthen the eyelashes but irritate the eyes severely, leading to swelling, redness and itching of the eyes. Many health authorities are critical of the eyelash serum because it acts like a medicine due to its prostaglandin ingredients, but is not controlled like a medicine because of its use.
