Research indicates in a study where Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner was tested, that “98 percent” of women said they had “improved lash appearance. Moreover, the same percentage of users thought they had “healthier-looking lashes” that were “stronger.’

How to Use Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner

Before using this product (or any product you apply to your face), ensure you wash your “hands and face” with a mild soap and water. Allow your face and the area around your eyes to dry until they are no longer damp. Then, “once a day,” place a “thin line” of Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner to your “clean and dry” eyelashes at the roots.

Also, be careful that you only apply the conditioner on your lashes and not on your eyelids or other areas of skin. A single brush stroke is “sufficient” to cover all your eyelashes at the root. Only a small amount of product is required to improve lash health and promote the growth and “attractiveness” of your natural eyelashes without mascara and other cosmetics.

Furthermore, for the most consistent and “best results,” use this conditioner every night, as part of your beauty routine. If you choose to use the Revitalash conditioner before your makeup in the morning, ensure the conditioner has dried first. Do not apply makeup until this has occurred.

When removing your eye makeup at night with makeup remover, be careful to wash away all “residue” from your eye makeup. It should also be noted that there is, scientifically, no “added benefit” known to advise using the conditioner more than once a day.

How Others Rated Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner

Moreover, there were “68 reviews” on the Nordstrom Website for Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner. 45 people rated the conditioner with five stars, and 11 people rated the product with 3 or 4 stars. Only 12 reviews gave the product 2 stars or less.

As well, the same Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner can be purchased on Amazon.com. On Amazon, 64 customers reviewed the conditioner with “56 percent” of buyers rating the product with five stars. A mere “15 percent” gave the product 4 stars, and “21 percent” gave the product 2 or 3 stars. Only “7 percent” of buyers rated the conditioner as being worth 1 star.

Reviews – Changed Formula & Allergies to Product

One user who gave Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner a higher rating noted the product “goes on clear” has no “smell.” She also couldn’t “tell how much” product she had left “in the tube” and she said the the conditioner was “expensive” but “worth it if” she receives “longer or fuller lashes.”

Also, this same woman said that the product leaves her” eyes dry when” she wake[s] up” and that her “eyelids are slightly itchy.” She claims this is “nothing serious” but is cautious of “rubb[ing]” the product into [her] eyes.” A few customers had allergies or skin reactions to this product. This included a thin purple line where the product ended up on their skin when they applied to the roots of their lashes.

Furthermore, a woman commented that she’d “purchased this conditioner” after not being able to locate another brand she had previously used. She said she “used Revitalash years ago and was happy” with the conditioner but then “couldn’t find it online” any longer.

She was “happy to find it again” but after using” the product for “over 6 months” she decided to “thro[w] it out” as it was too “expensive” and didn’t work for” her. She claims the new “Revitalash” formula wasn’t “the same formula that she used before. A few customers also agreed that the product had changed.

Eyelash Conditioning Serum

Takes a While to Work, Expensive, but Appears as Extensions When it Works

Additionally, another woman noted she “almost threw this” Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Serum “out after four weeks thinking it wasn’t doing anything.” However, she was “glad [she] stuck with it” because she found it did work eventually. Nevertheless, it “takes a while to do so.” This woman wrote that it was “6 or 7 weeks” before “results” were visible. As well, she says the conditioner “didn’t make [her] lashes longer” such as “Latisse” did for her. What the conditioner did do was “make” her lashes “noticeably fuller.”

Moreover, on Amazon.com, a hairdresser wrote that her salon “sell[s] this product at” their store but she had to “stop using” the Revitalash conditioner because she wears “glasses to read. Her “lashes grew too long to be able to open and close [her] eyes comfortably” when wearing her glasses.

She commented that “[t]his stuff works, and [that] nearly every time” she went out in “public, people would ask” her if she had “eyelash extensions” or asked her if her lashes were “real.”

Moreover, the hairdresser said “it took longer” for her to be able to see “results (about five weeks) but boy, did [the product] work!!!” When the hairdresser “stopped using” the conditioner she notes her “eyelashes did not fall out as some” people said their lashes did when using the lash product “Latisse.” You can read our review on Latisse in this post here: Latisse for Longer Eyelashes: What is it?

Also on Amazon.com, a woman wrote that she “like[d]” Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner a great deal and “ha[s] had success with it. Nevertheless, her “issue is that for $98.00” she “expected the same amount of product that [she] purchased a few months ago.” Although, for her “the tube size [was] the same, the amount of product [was] about 1/4 less” than her “old tube” had had.

Overall, it seems that many customers were “skeptical” of this conditioner,” at first but the product turned out to be extremely “effective.” One last lady notes in her review that she “didn’t notice until [she} looked at a picture” and saw that her eyelashes appeared as if she had eyelash extensions on. She comments that, in her case, “[a]lthough” her lashes “are longer, they didn’t thicken” but “[n]evertheless” she’s buying “another bottle” of the conditioner.

Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Most women are happy with Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Serum on Amazon.com and Nordstrom’s Beauty Department Online. This is an excellent indicator that the product works well for the majority of women.

Nonetheless, the conditioner is expensive, and the size available for certain price points has decreased in the past few months and years. As well, the product’s composition has altered from “five years” ago.

While some woman noticed increased length, others didn’t notice this at all. However, some women noticed both increased volume and length.

If you are willing to pay the price for the product and the size, the conditioner is likely a good investment. But it takes many weeks and sometimes months for a person to see increased volume and/or length of their eyelashes.

Nevertheless, if you find yourself easily allergic to many makeup brands and skincare products, this isn’t the lash conditioner for you. Unless you are careful, the product doesn’t end up on your skin before the product dries, you might regret buying the product due to allergies.

You can also read our article 10 Reasons Your Eyelashes Fall Out for more information on caring for your eyelashes!