Recipe for growing out brows!
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Apr 17, 2014
Kayli H.
Ok so I have trichotillomania, and I have pulled out my brows for YEARS and I still struggle with it today. But I have been very successful in growing them back! I made a little concoction I use on them at night that really helps! It's also AMAZING as a makeup remover for waterproof mascara! Here's the recipe:
Step one is find a container you'd like to use. (I have one from the travel section at Walgreens that has a little flip top and a hole to squeeze stuff out, like shampoo)
Fill it up just under halfway with coconut oil (liquified), a quarter more will be castor oil, and another quarter will be something like avocado, grapeseed, or olive oil (I used Avocado)
With the remaining little space you have left, squirt even amounts of Vitamin A and E. For this I just got some softgel pills and poked holes in them to get it out. You can find the straight liquids some places, I just didn't want to search around haha
Mix that all up and you're good to go! I use it every night to take my eye makeup off and put a little extra on afterwards on my brows (and lashes!) with a disposable spoollie brush. Good luck ladies!! :)
Apr 17, 2014
Catia O.
Thank you for sharing! I'm going to try it out :)
Apr 17, 2014
Kayli H.
I hope you like it!! If you get it in your eyes it can make your vision kinda blurry for a bit, but it's not harmful and will definitely be gone by morning!
Apr 17, 2014
Monique R.
What the. I would be hesitant to use/recommend anything that can blurr your vision. My point is I would just be extremely careful if you're willing to risk that.
Apr 17, 2014
Che A.
Well I mean it is an oil so it would make sense that it would be in your eye for a bit. sounds like something I need to try. :)
Apr 18, 2014
Kayli H.
I've had eye makeup removers that do the same thing, it just leaves a slight film over your eye. If you use eyedrops or wipe your eyeball a bit it comes off no problem. It's just the oil that sits on your eye, It isn't harmful, it's just kind of annoying haha.