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This rave review isn’t about batting an eyelash.
Before ending her role as Faye in the buzzy Euphoria finale, Chloe Cherry revealed her behind-the-scenes beauty secrets in an interview with Vogue, including her favorite Sweed Pro Eyelash Serum.
“I started using it about a year ago and it’s really grown a lot,” she said, noting that her eyelashes were actually “longer” than the false eyelashes she used on the set of the HBO drama.
“My makeup artist had to trim my lashes because they were too long and didn’t fit the continuity,” she added. “That’s how fast and how long it grew.”
This isn’t the first time she has praised Sweed. Cherry also told Strategist that he was initially skeptical about the scheme. (“I always thought eyelash serums couldn’t work,” she said.)
But after trying it out “randomly,” she started using it every night during her three-week break from filming. And by the time she returned, her makeup artist had already noticed a difference.
“I’m not kidding,” she said. “It went by so fast. I literally took three weeks off and used the serum every night. And by the time I got back on set, they literally had to trim my lashes.”
However, this isn’t the only serum in Cherry’s arsenal. To enhance her eyebrows, she incorporates Babe Original Amplifying Brow Serum into her routine and says she’s “absolutely obsessed with it.”
“Once, my makeup artist literally showed me a picture of my face and was like, ‘Oh my gosh, your eyebrows have grown so much,'” she told the magazine.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor at Page Six. Hanna covers actually affordable styles worn by celebrities, testing celebrity brands and finding beauty products that keep stars red carpet ready. She consults stylists and industry experts (including celebrities themselves) for first-hand product recommendations, trend predictions, and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has also been featured in USA Today and Parade.
