Dina & DJ Blake

The Beauty Den: R&F Lash Boost

I’ve been seeing all these amazing before and after pictures on my newsfeed about Rodan and Fields Lash Boost. I finally got to try it out for myself and it WORKS!

Independent Consultant Vikkie Becker gave me a sample that I have been using for approximately 2 months. You swipe in on your lash line (like you would use liner) at night and wake up with longer, stronger lashes. I was particularly interested if a sparse part of my eyelash line (due to a mishap with an eyelash curler years ago) would grow back. THEY DID!

You can also use it to fill in your eyebrows too, but be careful! Use sparingly on the brows. You don’t want to end up with unruly Wilford Brimley sized eyebrows.

Here’s a before pic without mascara, taken on February 21st:

 

Here’s the pic I took last week before mascara:

And now you can really see the difference with mascara! (It Cosmetics Superhero Lash on the top and Benefit’s Yes They’re Real on the bottom lashes)

Call Vikkie Becker today and try it for yourself! 217 491 1150 and check out her Facebook Page!

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