Changes in eyelash density or length are common and can happen gradually. With consistent, supportive treatment, lashes can often appear fuller, longer, and more defined over time.
Thin eyelashes refer to lashes that appear sparse, short, or less dense than desired. This may affect the upper lashes, lower lashes, or both, and can influence how open or defined the eyes appear.
Lash thickness and length vary naturally from person to person.
Eyelash thinning can result from aging, hormonal changes, genetics, frequent makeup use, or irritation from lash extensions or removers. Over time, the natural growth cycle of lashes may slow.
Because lashes grow in cycles, changes in density often reflect shifts in follicle health or growth duration.
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