Hey Lovelies! 

I hope you all had a fabulous weekend. While mine was all kinds of crazy and fun, I have not been feeling well for a few days, so I have been laying low. Also, my mom has been fighting a nasty bout of pneumonia and has ended up in the hospital too, so we are off to a great week.

*This is by no means a sponsored post*

 I am not being compensated in any way, nor am I a Rodan Fields consultant. I have used their skin products for a little over three years. While I enjoy them, I am not a huge fan of multi-level marketing brands. This is my opinion of course, it just seems if the product is so good why are they not sold in stores?  I think the answer to that is they would have to lessen the price and spend on ad campaigns. With multi-level marketing they don't have to do that.  There are teams of people texting and posting on social media all day about their limited time offers and if you don't act soon this product you can't live without will go away forever!!!! Also, if I am paying 180 for a regimen and my consultant and her team make a profit as well as whoever she works under, and anyone they work under, so on and so forth, how much is the product actually worth?

Ok, now you know my brutal opinion about multi-level marketing, I will tell you my honest review of this product.  Get it!! there is nothing like it! Ok, seriously, I have fairly long eyelashes but they are certainly not as long or as thick as they used to be. I toyed with the idea of possibly getting eyelash extensions, but they are pretty expensive and the upkeep seems to be something I would struggle to keep up with. I kept seeing posts on social media regarding lash boost and having it suggested by my consultant I thought I would give it a try. I broke down and decided to purchase it because they were having a sale and I was going to get 20% off.  Turns out, so many people were ordering because of the sale, the computers were down (what are the odds?). So my consultant would have to order it full price and she would send my a free gift (eye roll).

I wasn't sure what to expect when it arrived. It comes in what looks like a mascara tube. You use it ever night after your skin routine and before bed. Brush this clear liquid across your top lash line and wait... and wait... and wait...

It definitely took a few weeks for me to notice anything, then one day I woke up and my lashes were so long and super thick and frankly, gorgeous, LOL!! Lash Boost certainly has gone far and above my expectations.  If you order it from the website direct it is $150, through a consultant if you are a preferred costumer it is $140.  At first I thought it was a little steep, but consider the cost of extensions. Extensions run anywhere from $150- $300 initially and $80 for refills suggested every two weeks. I have been using the same tube of Lash Boost since May, that is pretty cost effective.

Have you tried Lash Boost or any similar products? What are your thoughts?

xx, Elise