People Constantly Ask Me If I Have Lash Extensions All Thanks to This Serum

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I’ve always been skeptical about gimmicky beauty products. While I never really thought that lash growth serums necessarily fell under this branch, I was equally as unconvinced by their promises of fuller, more voluminous lashes as I was with $5 facial massagers on Amazon alleging to get rid of my double chin. That was until one of my now best friends with some of the most incredible lashes you’ve ever seen told me she swore off mascara just a month after using GrandeLASH MD Lash Enhancing Serum. I decided to give it a try for myself. I’ll admit that I was genetically blessed with long lashes (thanks, Mom!), but sans mascara, mine were nothing to swoon over until I started using this magical serum.

Just three weeks into using my GrandeLASH MD Eyelash serum, I noticed my lashes appeared darker and less sparse (not bad, I thought), but my friends were downright astonished by their growth—especially when I did wear mascara. By week six, it looked like I had natural extensions installed. Needless to say, I still swear by GrandeLASH. I no longer need to use it every day to maintain my results either—just three to four times per week. Still, the secret behind my voluminous lashes is really GrandeLASH-MD. The brand also has a brow serum that works equally as well—I use it every other day! Whether you’re looking for a gift for a beauty lover or want to try the brand’s two best-sellers, Grande Cosmetics recently launched a Lash & Brow Fantasy Set exclusive to Sephora that includes both hero serums and its lash-boosting mascara for just $69 ($131 value). Find out what all the hype is about for yourself.

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