Clinically proven
All products are vegan
Based on the latest research results
Water safe
Completely free from silicone
Made in germany
BEST SELLERS
Yasmina Filali – Actor & Blogger
„The first serum that actually delivers what it promises: longer and fuller eyelashes."
Uschi Ackermann – PR Expert
"As a beauty expert, I’ve gotten to know a lot of mascaras. And what really excites me about the CILAMOUR Mascara, is that it is vegan and incredibly easy to apply. It is really in line with the latest beauty trends."
Katja Momberg – publisher FEEL GOOD – Das Reise & Lifestyle Magazin
„First I thought:” Another serum that extends eyelashes? – but after testing I have to say: CILAMOUR is a little miracle weapon”
The principle
Due to hormonal influences, a decrease in the nutrient concentration in the tissue and other disturbing factors such as stress, medication, hormone balance and nutrition, the growth phase of an eyelash shortens with increasing age, which leads to a decline in growth - i.e. shorter eyelashes. The anti-aging and activation complex contained in the CILAMOR sera counteracts this. In addition, the ET active ingredient in CILAMOR RAPIDE intensifies this process. Both serums ensure thicker, longer and more well-groomed eyelashes.
Made from all natural ingredients
Red Clover & Mung Bean.
Rich in isoflavones, biotin, and zinc.
Isoflavones
Stimulates hair growth.
Studies reveal that administration of isoflavones decrease DHT levels. As we age the DHT hormone normally present in our bodies can link to receptors on our hair follicles, causing them to shrink and become less capable of supporting healthy hair.
Biotin
Strengthens hair production.
Vitamin H, more commonly known as biotin, is part of the B complex group of vitamins that support a healthy metabolism. Keratin is a basic protein that makes up your hair, skin, and nails. Biotin strengthens hair by improving your body’s keratin infrastructure.
Zinc
Prevents hair loss.
Zinc is a natural trace element that is found in the body. Since zinc is directly linked to building protein in the body, it plays an important role in the production of keratin. A zinc deficiency can lead to weaker hair follicles, thinning hair, and loss.