I almost walked right past it. Tucked between the neon glue and the spidery falsies.
The clear tube looked boring — but it’s the reason my lashes look like I have a filter on.
It’s a lash primer from LashFood. $9. Claims to condition and add volume. I was skeptical.
Clear Gel
Dries down completely invisible — no white residue.
Lash Comb Wand
The tiny brush is the secret. Gets every single lash.
Mascara Base
You put mascara on top. That’s the magic step.
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It’s not just a gluey base. There’s actual conditioning stuff in here. Peptides and vitamins that are supposed to strengthen over time.
- Myristoyl Pentapeptide-17: A lash-conditioning peptide
- Biotin: Strengthens the hair fiber
- Panthenol: Adds flexibility — less breakage
- Vitamin E: Antioxidant protection
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The texture is slick — like a lightweight gel serum. Zero tugging. Dries in maybe 30 seconds.
By week two, my mascara wasn’t clumping midday. A weird, wonderful side effect.
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Volume? Absolutely. My mascara looks 2x thicker. Length? That’s still on your mascara. But my lashes feel softer — not crispy.
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This is the best $9 I’ve spent at the drugstore in ages. It just works.