Klara described herself as "very careful with money, particular and sceptical" in her review of Xlash. It was so honest that we immediately wanted to hear more. Here's her story.
Why was she so sceptical?
"At first it was because I'd only heard about the brand through influencers and only seen their incredible results. Later I also started to notice that many people who'd used Xlash had also had a lash lift, which made me doubt the serum itself even more."
On top of that, Klara's mum had previously had an allergic reaction to a similar product, which made her extra careful about what she used near her eyes.
What made her try it anyway?
It wasn't influencers who convinced Klara, but their followers' own results and thank-you messages that tipped the balance.
"I saw that the Instagram girls started posting their followers' results and DMs thanking them for the tip. They have no reason to sell me things. So I started googling to see if anyone had had a bad experience. Only a tiny few were negative, and no one wrote that it was harmful. That's when I felt it was worth a try."
The results spoke for themselves
Klara took a photo of her lashes the same day the serum arrived to avoid the placebo effect. The results weren't long in coming.
"As early as the second week, I started getting comments from my mum asking if I'd bought a new mascara. I replied that I wasn't using any. These days the results are impossible to miss. I'm super happy and no longer use mascara. I think I look generally more awake."
Why "careful with money"?
Klara's thriftiness and scepticism come from growing up with limited resources and learning early on to choose her purchases with care.
"My scepticism mostly comes from adverts and influencers, since many just want to make money rather than care about the quality. I'm very grateful that Xlash works and will definitely buy it again."
That's exactly the kind of honesty we love here at Xlash. Real stories, real results.
Want to try it yourself? Xlash Eyelash Serum gives visibly longer, fuller lashes in 28 days.
