The same proven formula for longer lashes and fuller brows — now in a version developed for the most sensitive eyes and skin. Made in Sweden, vegan, and hypoallergenic. Here we answer the most common questions.
1. What is the difference between Sensitive and Original?
Both deliver noticeable results, but in slightly different ways and with different ingredients.
Xlash Sensitive is a nourishing formula for those with sensitive skin and sensitive eyes. It is hypoallergenic, prostaglandin-free, and used twice daily. You'll see noticeable growth and stronger, healthier lashes and brows within six to eight weeks.
Xlash Original has a high-performance active formula that is used once daily and can deliver visible results in as little as 28 days. All our serums are made in Sweden, vegan, and dermatologically tested.
2. Does Sensitive contain prostaglandin analogues?
No. Xlash and Xbrow Sensitive are completely free from prostaglandins.
3. How often should I use them?
Sensitive is applied twice daily, morning and evening. Original is applied once daily — we recommend in the evening. Always allow the serum to dry before applying other products or make-up.
4. What are the key ingredients?
Xlash Sensitive contains:
- An active peptide complex, clinically proven to extend the growth cycle and reduce lash loss
- Bioactive algae from the Swedish west coast, which naturally boosts growth and prevents breakage
- Vegan keratin, which repairs and strengthens lash follicles
Xlash Original contains:
- Biotin, clinically proven to extend the growth cycle and reduce lash loss
- Hyaluronic acid, which moisturises lashes and brows to prevent breakage
- Rosemary extract, which improves circulation and stimulates hair follicles
5. Do they deliver the same results?
According to our clinical studies, the results are similar. Original has a more active formula that in some cases delivers results after as little as 28 days. Sensitive provides visible growth within six to eight weeks. Individual results vary depending on your personal growth cycle.
