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DIY Brow Growth Serum on Steroids!

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DIY Brow Growth SerumQuite a while ago I shared a DIY eyebrow growth serum.  It was a pretty common recipe that contained castor oil and rosemary oil.  I’ve recently been doing research on natural ingredients that help with hair growth and decided to add a few to my original recipe and see if it works. WELL-it works. It works really well! I no longer am budgeting microblading. My bald spots have filled in and I have hair where I normally don’t grow any! In fact, I’m so in love with this serum that I’m not selling it! 

Hair Growth Ingredients:

This brow serum contains more ingredients then the original but is so easy to make.  Two ingredients that have major hair growing power are Black Cumin Seed Oil and Cedarwood Essential Oil.  

According to Dr. Axe, one of the most interesting black cumin seed oil benefits is its uncanny ability to help restore hair loss most likely due to it’s powerful antioxidant and antimicrobial properties.  When you strengthen hair follicles, strengthened roots are inevitable.  

Cedarwood essential oil can stimulate the hair follicles and increase circulation to the scalp.  Used along with rosemary and lavender essential oils, hair growth was improved in 44% of people over time according to THIS study.

Please note that with natural ingredients, you must be consistent and sometimes it takes up to a minimum of 6 months before seeing results.  I will say that many people experience obvious hair growth within weeks of consistently using DIY serums.  I personally could tell a difference after a week.

You’ll need a roll-on bottle or a mascara bottle as well as a small funnel.  Because a roll-on bottle is so small, I did not measure the exact amount of oils I used.  I find it’s way better to make a visual recipe where you can see how much is needed.  Hope that works well for you!DIY Brow Growth Serum

DIY Eyebrow Growth Serum

I used equal parts of Castor Oil and Black Cumin Seed Oil, added the essential oils and then topped off the bottle with Vitamin E.  Super easy.

DIY Brow Serum

DIY Brow Growth Serum

DIY Brow Growth Serum

Yield: 10 ml

Make this simple DIY and set back and watch your brows grow thicker! It works, I have the before and afters to prove my results plus I've heard from many readers raving over their thicker brows!

Ingredients

  • Castor Oil
  • Black Cumin Seed
  • NON-GMO Vitamin E
  • 5 drops Cedarwood Essential Oil
  • 4 drops Lavender Essential Oil
  • 3 drops Rosemary Essential Oil

Instructions

DIY Brow Serum

Notes

I used equal parts of Castor Oil and Black Cumin Seed Oil, added the essential oils and then topped off the bottle with Vitamin E.  Super easy.

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To Use:

Apply this serum directly to the brows in the evening after your skin care routine.  For best results, apply morning and night if you are able to wear the serum through out the day.

It only takes a couple swipes per brow.  Be very careful not to get this serum in your eyes.  It will sting.  Less is more!

I mentioned earlier that I am no longer planning to have my eyebrows microbladed. I’ve found that all I need is this serum and a monthly brow dye. I do the dye myself. It makes the biggest difference. You can read all about it HERE.

Be sure to purchase your castor oil, black cumin seed oil and vitamin E oil at Mountain Rose Herbs.  These are the best quality oils and are sure to deliver results since they are pure and unadulterated.  Same goes with Cedarwood, Rosemary and Lavender essential oils.  Mountain Rose Herbs offer a huge selection of organic essential oils at super reasonable prices!!

If you’re interested in buying this eyebrow growth serum, go HERE.

xx, Jenni

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Jennifer Phillips

Jennifer Phillips

Jennifer Phillips worked as a licensed aesthetician for over 8 years before creating the green beauty blog, Jenni Raincloud and her natural skin care line, J. Raincloud Organics. Jennifer has been blogging full time for 9 years and loves to gain and share knowledge on how to achieve beautiful skin the natural way.

19 thoughts on “DIY Brow Growth Serum on Steroids!”

  1. can I add equal amount of pumpkin seed oil for added benefits because it’s proven that pumpkin seed oil makes hair longer&thicker and treats baldness
    thanks in advance, dear

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  3. Hi Jenni,
    I love your site!
    I have been using the older version of this serum and am excited to use this new one!
    My question and problem is that I have yet to find a good quality mascara tube. The ones I bought before to make my own and give as gifts were not good. I looked at the one you linked at your site and the reviews are not good on it either? Has anyone found a great quality, affordable, not embarrassing empty mascara tube they would recommend? I a;ways read the 1 star reviews and if they fall apart for anyone I am not purchasing.
    thanks for any help you can offer.

    1. Joyce-Thank you! I just made a new batch of the new serum and am shocked at how fast and well it works! I’m with you on the mascara tubes. Every kind I’ve tried has randomly leaked. I ended up putting the last batch in a roll on bottle. It’s been great! Good luck!

    2. Joyce, I plan to clean out and sterilize my “Pacifica Stellar Gaze” mascara tubes: this particular brand and style has the very BEST wand I have EVER seen. It is full and lush and really helps my lashes take on just the right amount of mascara, sweeping and separating them perfectly.

    1. Cindy-I have never come across the essential oil so I can’t say for sure but typically essential oils are much more potent so it might be a great thing to use the essential oil!

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  5. I have been using Amla Oil, Brahmi Oil and Bhringraj Oil on my brows and as a hair mask, with some similar essential oils. I use these Oils as they are what women in India use…and has anyone ever seen an Indian women with thin, sparse hair? Nope.

  6. Hi! I love your recipes! Beautiful website! Is there a substitute for the vitamin E oil. It breaks me out in red splotches. I can use it as a preservative in 0.5% volume or less. This seems like a lot. I’d love to try this! Can I just put in more of the carrier oils? Thanks!

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