How to Make Your Eye Lashes Grow: 6 Natural Ways

I have a friend who got tired of going to spas and paying lots of bucks for thickening and growing her own eyelashes so I decided to research for her. “Guess what?  I found out that you can use ingredients that you already have in your own house to make your eyelashes grow thick and long “I told her. Below are ways to make your eyelashes grow long.
 
1. Brush your Eyelashes

  Make sure you brush your eyelashes daily with an eyelash comb or clean mascara brush.

2. Use vitamin E

Use vitamin E oil whilst brushing your eyelashes. Put a couple of vitamin E drops on your brush to stimulate growth and at the same time make your lashes soft and thick.

3. Use Olive Oil

Olive oil strengthens and catalyzes hair growth. Make sure you put a few drops of olive oil onto a cotton ball and apply it to your lashes. Leave on for a few minutes and then rinse with lukewarm water. For good results, continue this daily for about a month.

4. Use Vaseline

I have never tried this but some people think Vaseline is good for hair and eyelash growth.

5. Make Your Own Eye Brow and Lashes Serum

Ingredients
 
2 T of Castor Oil
2 T of Coconut Oil
2 T of Sweet Almond Oil
1 t of Avocado Oil
1 Capsule of Vitamin E

 
Method

 
Take equal parts (2 T) of castor oil, coconut oil, and sweet almond oil.
Pour into a small container.
Add 1 t of avocado oil
Add 1 capsule of vitamin E into the mixture.
Shake well and mix.

Take a clean mascara brush or wand or Q tip and dip it into the mixture.
Gently apply on your eyelashes and brows.
 
Continue doing this for about 2 weeks and you will see results. Your eyebrows will be stronger, longer, and healthier. The avocado oil and vitamin E capsule part is optional.
 

6. Use Supplements

 
Add the following to your lifestyle:
 
Vitamin H
 
Vitamin H catalyzes hair growth and helps strengthen the hair. It can be found in fish, almonds, bananas, whole grains, egg yolk, etc.
 
Antioxidants (Vitamin C and E)
 
Vitamins C and E, play a huge role in hair growth and development. They are found in citrus fruits, avocados, leafy green vegetables, etc.