Overall Success Rate: 75%

A creation of Beauty Society, Enormous Lash is among the hip, popular eyelash enhancement products today that promise to blow your mind with darker, fuller, and longer eyelashes. Lash improvement is pegged at four to six weeks or, according to its website, even less than a month.

Enormous Lash is not a growth serum, and instead aims to maximize the potential of your lashes with minimal or no breakage or thinning out.

Official Site:  www.Enormouslash.com

Size and Cost

0.2 fl oz (6 ml) at $95

Primary Ingredients

How to Use

Apply Enormous Lash – like you would a liquid eyeliner – along the eyelash line. Remove the brush and wipe excess serum back into the tube. Draw a thin line along the upper and lower eyelash line. Re-coat the brush and repeat for the second eye. Apply the product twice a day for four to six weeks for optimal results. You may use it on your eyebrows as well.

Positive and Negative Points

PROS

• Free of prostaglandins and parabens
• Also targets eyebrow growth and fullness
• Offers an unprecedented 12-month money back guarantee within the US
• Attractive packaging

CONS

• Fails to provide clinical or scientific studies on effectiveness
• Cost-prohibitive

Call it the mystery of girl bonding – we feel a special affinity for Enormous Lash, which offers such pretty, hot pink packaging and website theme. But its beauty is more than skin-deep: this eyelash enhancement product is more or less true to its campaign of four to six weeks of visible results, or even less than 30 days. We also love it that the serum can be used to at a minimal of once daily or every other day once your lashes have achieved the desired results.

Enormous Lash, though, is lucky that we tried the product for ourselves, because given the lack of clinical proof on its website, we wouldn’t have been thoroughly convinced by customer testimonials alone to try using it. It should offer more than the hype and start providing true scientific findings to win the hearts of luxe lash seekers. It’s also a bit pricey at $95 per bottle.