Peptide Lash Growth Serum
NZ$85.00
Infused with three unique peptides, biotin, vitamin B5, vitamin E and hyaluronate, our leading serum is designed to give you longer, fuller and thicker lashes in as little as four weeks.
Prostaglandin and paraben free so you can say goodbye to serums that cause redness, irritation and darkening.
With almost double the amount of serum compared to many other lash growth serums, you only need to purchase our Lash Peptide Growth Serum twice a year to keep your lashes looking their best.
This is the first step to achieving your lash goals—no extensions needed. Just your natural lashes grown all on your own (with a little help from our Society).
All orders are processed within 1–3 business days after payment is received.
Please note that orders are not shipped or delivered on weekends or public holidays. If we experience a high volume of orders, shipments may be delayed by a few days. You will be notified via email if are any significant delays.
A flat $7 shipping fee applies to all orders sent to non-rural delivery addresses. Rural addresses will incur an extra $4 charge.
Estimated delivery times:
North Island: 1–3 business days
South Island: 2–5 business days
Rural addresses: Please allow an extra 1–2 business days
How does the serum work?
Our Peptide Lash Growth Serum works by promoting healthier, stronger lashes using key ingredients such as multi-peptides, biotin, vitamin E, vitamin B5 and hyaluronate.
The three unique peptides support the three stages of the lash growth cycle. Biotin supports keratin production for a stronger lash structure. Vitamin E provides antioxidant protection that is important for healthy lash follicles. Lastly, vitamin B5 and hyaluronate help lock in moisture leaving lashes softer, more flexible, and less prone to breakage.
Is it safe?
Our serum is proudly paraben and prostaglandin free making it a gentler option compared to other serums containing these ingredients. Our peptide-based serum supports the lashes' natural follicle function with ingredients the body already recognises while other prostaglandin-based serums can interfere with skin receptors and prostaglandin pathways which in return can cause side effects.
We would still recommend checking the ingredients list to ensure you don't have any allergies to anything listed and performing a patch test first.