Aphro Celina Eyelash Serum - Longer and Fuller Eyelashes, Stimulates Natural Growth and Delays Eyelash Fall

Introduction: Aphro Celina Eylashserum is an eyelash serum designed to stimulate natural growth, providing longer, fuller and stronger eyelashes. It is intended for all those who want a more expressive look through a simple solution, applicable as an eyeliner.

Features:

• Volume: 3 ml – a compact amount for daily use, with precise application.
• Premium packaging: lacquered bottle in a golden shade, accompanied by an elegant box; the design inspires confidence and is suitable for use at home or in travel luggage.
• Applicator: fine brush for easy application along the upper lash line, similar to an eyeliner.
• Key Ingredients: Water, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin, Chamomilla Flower Extract, Panthenol, PVP, Hydroxyethyl Cellulose, Potassium Sorbate, Phenoxyethanol, Benzoic Acid, Dehydroacetic Acid, Isopropyl Cloprostenate.
• Production: ensures quality standards in Germany, with a formula designed to support daily use without requiring invasive procedures.
• Directions for use: Apply once daily to the lash line like an eyeliner for comfort and precision.

Benefits:

• It stimulates the roots of the eyelashes, prolongs the growth phase and delays the fall, contributing to the appearance of desired density.
• The browbones become longer, fuller and thicker, and the expression of the eyes intensifies due to the additional volume.
• Practical application: can be worn under make-up or over the rim, without complicating the daily beauty routine.
• Visible results: the first changes appear after daily use; adjustment time varies from person to person, but many users notice differences in the initial weeks.
• Safety notes: the product contains isopropyl cloprostenate, a prostaglandin analogue, and use may involve risks such as irritation or changes in the color of the iris in rare cases; avoid contact with eyes and consult a specialist if you are pregnant or have eye sensitivity. Information about these risks reflects the warnings about prostaglandins in recent European regulations.