12 Eyebrow Serums For Fuller, Longer Arches (2024)

This under-$10 serum uses peptides to help soften brows, making them less likely to break and stimulating hair growth.

Target rating: 3.9/5 stars

A Target reviewer says: “If you’ve never tried a brow serum before, this is a great product to start with. It’s not overly expensive, and it is simple to use. The wand is very full, so you’ll be able to spread the product throughout your lashes with ease.”

Grande Brow is beloved across social media for its dramatic results—and it’s one of Zeichner’s picks. “Grande Brow contains an amino acid blend including L-proline, which is important for hair growth,” he says. He adds that hyaluronic acid helps hydrate and plump the brows while vitamin E softens the hair and provides antioxidant benefits.

Sephora rating: 4.5/5 stars

This formula is as hardworking as it is grid-worthy. The formula employs hemp-derived cannabis seed extract to nourish the brow hairs and plant peptides to promote growth. In a 12-week clinical study, consumers reported improved brow and lash appearance.

Sephora rating: 3.8/5 stars

A Sephora reviewer says: “This is very worth the money you spend. It seems like a lot, but it gives result of perfect lashes. I recommend this to everyone that has short lashes or wants theirs longer!”

Zeichner recommends this moisturizing formula. “It contains a combination of peptides along with hyaluronic acid to condition the hairs,” he says. “It also contains a combination of botanicals and vitamins to soothe the skin.”

Joey Healy rating: 5/5 stars

Lengthen and volumize brows with this peptide blend that goes on clear and never flakes. The formula is packed with plant extracts, an anti-aging peptide, a pigmentation booster, and silk proteins for denser and healthier brows.

Amazon rating: 4/5 stars

An Amazon reviewer says: “If you have skimpy fading eyebrows, this is a great product.”

This plant-based serum features clinically tested phytoactives to promote thicker brows. The formula also includes red clover and mung bean to prevent further hair loss.

Sephora rating: 4.2/5 stars

A Sephora reviewer says: “This is a nice product. It went on easily and felt good on my brows. I noticed that it made my brows look thicker after several weeks of use. I would recommend this to other people looking to enhance their brows.”

Sure, it’s a lash serum, but don’t be afraid to sweep it across your brows. Its quick-drying formula contains peptides (which can help stimulate growth) and conditioning vitamin E.

Sephora rating: 4.5/5 stars

A Sephora reviewer says: “I’ve tried 3 other lash serums. This purchase was sort of a last shot and it’s very expensive. But within two weeks of putting this on at night, I noticed longer, denser lashes.”

Beloved by beauty editors, this serum contains the brand’s proprietary blend of peptides and biotin to help visibly lengthen and fill in brows, while also protecting against breakage.

Revitalash rating: 5/5 stars

According to clinical results, 100 percent of users noticed improved lash and brow growth and volume. The tapered brush makes it easy to apply the product precisely along your lash line and on sparse brow spots.

Ulta rating: 4.3/5 stars

An Ulta reviewer says: “Been using this product for a few months and I definitely have seen a difference.”

Neutrogena’s Lash + Brow Enhancer Serum is formulated with biotin and peptides to promote growth. The super gentle formula is sheer and moisturizing, so it won’t leave your brows looking dry or flaky. For best results, apply on sparse brow spots twice daily.

Amazon rating: 4.3/5 stars

An Amazon reviewer says: “If your expectations are realistic, you will probably be pleased by the result. It is affordable and does appear to stimulate some lash growth and strengthen existing lashes. Like many similar products, it must be used on a regular basis to maintain results. It’s not a miracle cure, but I’d say it does a good job.”

Babe, look at those brows! With Babe Lash’s serum, your brows will get extra TLC from biotin, castor oil, and amino acids. The doe foot applicator makes for a foolproof application. Every brow hair will be perfectly saturated with serum.

Amazon rating: 4.3/5 stars

An Amazon reviewer says: “This is my second order. The stuff really does work—and delivery is incredibly fast.”

The antioxidants in this serum will protect your brows from free radical damage, while amino acids will promote hair growth. For best results, swipe on the product twice a day.

Ulta rating: 4/5 stars

An Ulta reviewer says: “I used this for almost a year. I had really thin eyebrow hairs and spots where hair wouldn’t grow and had to constantly fill in those spots. And my eyelashes were short and thin. My boyfriend was the one to notice my eyelashes were longer and fuller, and I seen a huge difference in my eyebrows. I actually have eyebrows and they are fuller thanks to this. It takes some time and consistency with use (I used morning and night) but I am so glad I decided to give this a try. Don’t give up on use, it’s so good for the price compared to other lash/brow serums. I definitely recommend this.”

Ginger King is a cosmetic chemist and FanLoveBeauty Founder.

Dr. Joshua Zeichner is a dermatologist and Associate Professor of Dermatology and the Director of Cosmetic & Clinical Research in Dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City.

Joey Healy is a brow specialist and studio owner.

Alicia Grande is the founder of Grande Cosmetics.

“Brow serums help your existing brow hair take better root so you’re not shedding as frequently,” says Healy. They also help to prompt new growth and can even help fill in bald or sparse spots. Serums are “perfect for sparse, thinning, tail-less brows or those who over-plucked in the ’90s,” says Grande. However, Healy notes that these hairs may grow in lighter or thinner, so a good brow tinting can help amplify your new growth. Unfortunately, brow serums can not prompt new growth on areas with scar tissue.

King explains that non-prescription eyebrow growth serums are considered cosmetics by the FDA instead of drugs, which can directly promote hair growth claims. “With cosmetics, not much is permanent, and brands can only make ‘appearance’ claims,” she says. Zeichner agrees and adds that data shows that some peptides used in these formulas have biological effects on follicles—creating longer-lasting results.

Tatjana Freund is ELLE.com's Beauty Commerce Writer. She constantly tests new and skincare products, and her eyebrows are bushier than a caterpillar.

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