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I ordered from this website and received a confirmation email with a strange return email address. That’s when I became suspicious. When the product arrived, it said it was from “Blush & Bloom” in Oklahoma City. The lash serum inside didn’t even say Babe Lash - it said “OEZOEZ LASH” on the packaging and the company address listed on the packaging was in Guangzhou City. I’m super disappointed.
I really liked this product because it works! It didn't sting my eyes like others have done, and the mini bottle lasts a long time. It did make my eyelashes longer which is great, but I would have liked them to be thicker.
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