RapidBrow Eyebrow Enhancing Serum

10 Reviews

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   exactingCordial0

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   I over-tweezed my brows in the 90’s (thanks Supermodels) and have tried castor oil but ended up with milia. RapidBrow is an amazing hair growth product that really works. I applied twice a day & my brows filled in like crazy. I actually cut back to once a day from twice a day before the product ran out. However, once you stop using it, the brows will go back to their normal state.
   UPDATE: December 2019 bought a gift set which came with RapidEye Cream & RapidLash. People think I have eyelash extensions even though I only apply it to my eyebrows. Minimal need to fill in with eyebrow pencil. The eye cream is full of great ingredients but I wish it was a tad thicker in consistency for the over40 crowd.

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   gloomySmelt3

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   LOVE IT! I have hypothyroidism so the outer edges of my eyebrows are slowly thinning out. Add years of plucking to that and my eyebrows were nearly nonexistent before using this product. I initially decided to just “wait out” the growth and cover up the problem with Anastasia Dipbrow in the meantime. I got tired of it. For months, my eyebrows looked the same. They were taking forever to grow back even though I was no longer plucking them. Sometimes I didn’t have time to draw my eyebrows on so it was very frustrating. Plus I like the look of natural eyebrows and that’s hard to achieve with Anastasia Dipbrow. After several minutes doing some online research, I came across this product. I looked at so many reviews and before and after photos. There were hardly any complaints. I went out and bought the serum and immediately applied it that night. After just a few days, I’ve noticed several thick hair stubbles growing out of my brow area. I’m very impressed! I’m excited to see what my brows will look like after a month of using this product! Please give this product a chance! I will also be buying RapidLash soon!

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   troubledPear5

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   Works great but give it time!
   I started using RapidBrow in November of 2017, and started seeing results after two months or so. Just a few little hairs here and there, but my blond 90s brows needed all the help they could get, so I stuck with it. It was easy enough to do: Just brush a few swipes of the product over your brows in the morning and evening. The product takes a little while to absorb, and I rub it in after a few minutes just to make sure it really gets to those hair follicles. Even though I have sensitive skin, I’ve never experienced any irritation
   Now, almost a year later, I see a big difference, and new little hairs are still coming in! As a side benefit, I’ve had weirdly sweaty eyebrows most of my life–icky and embarrassing–and this product has completely solved that problem. So even when my brows are as grown in as they’re going to be, I’ll keep using it.
   Here’s the real difference RapidBrow has made for me: Before using it, I needed to use brow pencil and gel (I used the Revlon combination in dark blond) just to look normal and not like a Kewpie doll. And even then, I had pretty thin brows. Now I still use brow pencil and gel, but much less, and my brows look healthy and full. Not sure if I’ll ever be able to completely step away from the brow makeup, but who knows? Maybe in another year.
   Anyhoo…my message to you is stick with it and you’ll see results!

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   dreadfulDove0

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   I saw good results with RapidBrow. I used this for a couple years and stopped plucking to try to rehab my puny brows. I am not very hairy – for good and bad – and also destroyed what little brow hair I did have in the 90s trying to acheive a perfect pencil thin brow. There were spots that just never grew back. After using RapidBrow, I did see good growth. It helped fill in my empty patches. It did take time, but this has worked better than other products (rograine, etc). I use once a day at night. I tried using it in the morning, but it doesn’t play well with my makeup, causing pilling.

   It’s not going to give you Cara D. brows if you never had them to start with, but it does produce realistic results. I ended up getting microblading to help – I wanted thicker brows that nature just didn’t give me to start with. However, I’ll always go back to this to help.

   This is fairly easy to find at stores/ online. I prefer to purchase at Ulta when they are having a sale. Costco also often sells a package of 2 for the price of 1.

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   excludedSheep4

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   Good, But You NEED To Keep Using It…FOREVER.

   Been using this for years. The title says it all: Good, it really does somehow make your brows (that you already have) seem fuller/longer, BUT the second you stop using it (even just for a week or two), you’ll find that all of your brows that became fuller will actually fall out (so you will look just as bald/thinned out as you did before using the product — or worse!). I don’t understand that part at all, its quite bizarre. The spooly style brush used to apply the product to your brows is also curious, as it seems to tug your delicate hairs OUT (which is the exact OPPOSITE of what you want!). Furthermore, I am not sure if it does anything to make any bald spots grow in (it’s possible that it helps slightly, but I cant tell if its the product or just the coincidence of my own growth…). Bottom line, regardless of it’s weird applicator design, it helps hair you’ve already got look fuller/longer, and not sure it does much about filling in BALD spots (still have many after YEARS of use), BUT YOU MUST KEEP USING IT DAILY to see (and keep) ANY results. This is why I am mixed and give it a 3/5…

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   sheepishBittern9

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   I’ve been using Rapidbrow religiously twice a day for 10 weeks. I’ve not seen any new hairs at all. The applicator doesn’t make any sense. It’s like a mascara brush when it should be more like a small paint brush. Why provide an applicator that applies to hair when your trying to grow new hair from within your skin? I made a best effort to get the product on the areas that are sparse or have no hair at all(where there used to be hair).
   I had high hopes for Rapidbrow but I’m very disappointed.

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   wrathfulMussel4

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   Mine is a familiar story: I grew up in the 90s when having thin eyebrows was a must. I plucked my bushy brows into submission for two decades. I’ve also had my brows repeatedly attacked by very ordinary shopping centre threading franchises. After one very traumatic visit where the woman over plucked my brows back to their skinny 1990s glory, I left my eyebrows alone for three months. Sadly, the regrowth was poor and sparse in places. My right eyebrow in particular had a sizeable gap missing at the top. I tried castor oil for a few weeks but really didn’t see any changes. I purchased rapid brow after seeing youtuber Pixiewoo give it a good review. I really didn’t expect it to work to be honest. These things always seem gimmicky and preying on the desperate. I applied it morning and most nights (I sometimes forgot to do it in the evening) as per the instructions.

   I didn’t see much change the first 3-4 weeks. BUT dammit, it DOES work. I’ve had little hairs in spots I don’t normally have. I’ve been pretty much obsessed with getting hair back on the top of my right eyebrow. Hairs have sprouted there, but they’re soft and feathery. I haven’t achieved full lushness there, but I’m pleased something’s turned up. I’m a bit meh about having to keep repurchasing it to maintain the results, but it works so at least I know it’s money not wasted. It’s not a miracle serum- and I noticed PIxiewoo has since resorted to microblading (a bad idea IMO as it fades and never matches your natural hairs), but if you want to encourage growth back to areas slaughtered by plucking, this is an affordable product that will yield results.

   Other reviewers saying it caused flaking are probably mistaking it for the dried product. I have extremely sensitive, volatile skin and it hasn’t caused any reactions or peeling. I’ve slathered this on some mornings, when I was desperate to see results and not sure it was going work, It caused a slightly white residue.

   PROS
   -Noticeable hair growth in about 4 weeks
   -Affordable when compared to other serums on the market

   CONS

   -The spoolie applicator feels unnecessarily savage for an applicator. I don’t want to disturb or pull any precious hairs out. I’d prefer a soft tip.
   -You need to keep buying it to maintain results

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   hushedPiglet3

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   i have been using rapidbrow once or twice a day for 2 1/2 months and i can now officially say this is a miracle product. due to middle age and a bad case of pneumonia, my eyebrows mostly disappeared about 6 years ago, down to about a half inch, very thin and patchy. they grew back somewhat, but really sparse with bald patches. now, after rapidbrow, i would give my brows these grades: length-A+, width-A, and density-B+. they are now as long and wide as when i was a teen, and the density is so much better, only one or two bare spots with much less skin showing. my guess is that this works on your existing hair follicles-so perhaps if your brows were narrow when you were younger, this might not make that much difference? anyway, rapidbrow is a clear scentless gel that dries pretty quick. it doesn’t feel drying. my tube is not empty yet-i may get another month out of it-too bad the tube’s not clear. there is no expiration date on it, but it does have a manufacture date. very expensive, much cheaper on amazon prime, or you can try walgreens.con when they’re running a coupon code. but it’s worth every penny.

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   forsakenPup6

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   I did not see any new growth, any thickening or darkening of existing brows. I also found it challenging to apply to skin with the spooky. It seemed to apply mainly to brow hairs (but I did rub it in). When other reviewers talk about skin peeling, I think they are confusing the actual product drying and peeling. I didn’t not experience any skin reaction or peeling. This is a steep price for basically oil in a bottle.

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    enviousLapwing9

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    So far so good! I have been using this product for approximately 2 months, and I am definitely seeing growth. I used to have beautiful, wide, thick brows, but was the victim of an overly aggressive waxer in my mid-20s (yes, I kept going back. Stupid.). This product has been great for encouraging better re-growth. The only downside is that one tube only lasts for about 5-6 weeks, and it is quite expensive ($40, Ulta). Assuming the cost does not go up, and the results are good, I will continue to purchase.