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Published: 17-Mar-2011
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New from Japanese beauty brand DHC is Eyelash Tonic, a conditioning gel formula claimed to strengthen and protect eyelashes ravaged by over-use of extensions, false lashes and layers of mascara.

The product blends aloe to strengthen and soften with ginseng, Swertica japonica extract, watercress and comfrey.

The tonic may be used as a mascara base in the morning and as a treatment at night.
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