Live Fraiche Organic Castor Oil for Face (2oz) + FREE Filled Mascara Tube, 100% Pure USDA Eyebrow Eyelash Growth Serum, Cold Pressed, Hexane Free Hair Lash SerumUSDA Organic

I have bought this product twice now and will continue to tell everyone how great it is. It’s durable, great price, and overall I am beyond impressed. Highly recommend

This castor oil set is an absolute gem for anyone looking to naturally enhance lash and brow growth. The oil is cold-pressed, USDA organic, and truly pure—it feels rich but absorbs well without leaving a sticky residue. I love that it comes with both a precision eyeliner-style applicator and a spoolie brush, making it easy to apply exactly where needed. After a few weeks of consistent use, I noticed my lashes looking fuller and more nourished. No irritation, no heavy scent—just results. Highly recommended for a natural beauty routine.

Feels great on my skin, I was consistent the first two weeks , I have not seen any difference in my lashes. But as I mentioned I was only consistent the first two weeks. I plan to get back to routine on my skin and lashes. I will review again.

I have really enjoyed this product with a little bottle of castor oil with the brushes...I apply it at night time because the oil runs onto my eyes and with the eyebrows are ok but I don't like it with my eyebrow pencil. I still have to see if my eyelashes and eyebrow grow. Good luck to you all :)

I sent it to my son to stimulate his hair growth, he is using it!

Using for brow & lashes growth. It's cheap but not in a glass bottle. Can't tell if it will work. Had it about a month. No new growth yet! 🤦‍♀️

I’ve seen people online use this oil, and I was like okay I’ll try it out, so far it’s only been 3 days using this oil and I didn’t see results yet, probably in a month I’ll see results, also once I put on the oil sometimes my vision gets blurry and I get tired.

I have "thyroid brows", meaning the ends of my brows are very thin and sparse, almost balding, while they're significantly darker and thicker (normal) about where they're start. On top of that, I have a small chicken pox scar from childhood where hair never grew. It's not a big deal but a few people have pointed and gone "what's that!" And it makes me feel insecure even if most people don't notice.This does work, although I was skeptical. At first it just makes the indivudusl hair strands thicker and then new hair will grow after continual growth. I even had two thick hairs sprout on my eyebrow scar lol. I bought an eyebrow pencil to help me shape how I think my eyebrows would have looked without my thyroid condition and try to stay within the lines. I do have to tweeze more when I use it because the hair will grow a little out of the lines and if I stop doing it for a few months, they became lighter on the sides again but still much more filled in than when I started. I feel like they look more natural and they frame my face better but I do have rather thick brown eyebrows with light skin so balding eyebrows on the side stick out. It might just be an insecurity thing though.My mother is in her sixties and her eyebrows have thinned out as she's gotten older. After telling her what I was doing and complaining about her own eyebrows, I bought her this (don't worry, I knew she wanted it and that she wouldn't be offended) and she started using it every night, too. To her delight, it worked for her and she appears much healthier and younger when her eyebrows are thicker. She's stopped for a while and her eyebrows have mostly disappeared again (she has blond hair though so it disappears faster than brown eyebrows) so she's going to get back to it. For her I think it's the thin-ness of the individual strands while for me it's more about the baldness on the sides. When I started using it on the whole eyebrow, the parts that were already thick became longer and now I need to trim it.Try to only put it on the thin or balding areas if you can so they can catch up lol.If you'd rather not use collagen, I also think an eyebrow pencil can be incredibly realistic, especially if you already have some dark eyebrow hair to work around and just fill it in with short strokes of the pencil. People can't tell that they're not my "natural" brows. I don't wear any other makeup and I don't have any makeup skills lol so if I can figure it out, it might also work for someone else out there. It's up to each person if they want to accept their eyebrows as is, use a pencil, or use collagen to grow them out, but this is my experience and I hope it helps someone.