The Lash Growth Cycle
The hairs on our bodies – including our eyelashes – follow a natural growth cycle. The lash growth cycle lasts for approximately three months. We’re born with a number of hair follicles, and that number remains pretty much the same through life.
Eyelashes are there to protect your eyes, not just to enhance your beauty. Our upper eyelids holds between 90 to 200 lashes. The lower eyelids holds about 70 to 100. In average, we shed 1-4 lashes every day.
Each individual eyelash is programmed to reach a certain length. A hair does however not always reach its full potential, and a hair follicle can be inactive.
iGlow Lash Maximizer gives a boost to your active hair follicles, as well as activating the ones that are inactive, so you can get more lashes. The serum is easy to use and only takes a few seconds per day. See how to use the serum here.
The three phases of the lash growth cycle
The lash growth cycle consists of three phases, and all of your lashes are in a different stage at all times. If all of your lashes were following the same cycle, they would fall out at the same time:
1. Anagen (the growth phase): This is the phase where your lashes are growing. They will normally only grow to a certain length, and the process lasts between 30 and 45 days. This is the phase where iGlow can make your lashes reach their full potential.
2. Catagen (the transition phase): When the lashes have reached their designated lengths, they stop growing and the hair follicle begins to shrink. If an eyelash fall out or is being plucked during this phase, it won't start growing back until the phase has run its course. This happens normally within 2-3 weeks.
3. Telogen (the resting phase): This is the longest phase of the life cycle, and it typically lasts more than 100 days. The eyelash will eventually fall out during the telogen phase, and it normally takes 4-8 weeks before a new one starts growing.
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2. Catagen (the transition phase): When the lashes have reached their designated lengths, they stop growing and the hair follicle begins to shrink. If an eyelash fall out or is being plucked during this phase, it won't start growing back until the phase has run its course. This happens normally within 2-3 weeks.
3. Telogen (the resting phase): This is the longest phase of the life cycle, and it typically lasts more than 100 days. The eyelash will eventually fall out during the telogen phase, and it normally takes 4-8 weeks before a new one starts growing.
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