Fat Francis / 27 June 2025 / Categories: Product and Brands, Branded Products, Useful Guides

UK Brow complex peptide eyebrow serum 4-6 weeks until fuller thicker eyebrows

At least that’s what they say at UK brow about this miracle product that cost £42. They do two different eyebrow serums,

This one is the more expensive of the two. I did ask what’s the difference between UK brow complex peptide eyebrow serum and UK Brow eyebrow serum and it’s really difficult to tell from the brand online, both promoting fuller thicker brows in 4-6 weeks. The only real difference I can see is peptide eyebrow serum in a white tube has 31 ingredients, UK brow eyebrow serum in a gold tube has only 23. And the USP unique selling point of the higher priced complex peptide eyebrow serum are 6 peptides

Pea Peptides

Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7

Palmitoyl Oligopeptide

Dipeptide Diaminobutyroyl Benzylamide Diacetate

Hexapeptide-8

Copper Tripeptide-1

However I am not sure exactly how or why these babies are going to help my eyebrows grow.

I did read a lot of reviews online before opting to go for this particular version of this particular brand. There are so many beauty editors talking and reviewing eyebrow serums it can get very confusing working out what’s real and what’s sales and marketing.

I actually watched a few films of women who had used the product and read a load of individual reviews once I’d settled on UK lash as the company I was going with, cruelty free and paraben free swung it for me and this is where the big difference came in, women who had lost their brows for a whole myriad of reasons from over plucking, to thinning due to the menopause, to eyebrow loss through ill health and prescribed medication. The consensus was definitely much more positive in favour of UK Brow complex peptide eyebrow serum where women experienced and actually showed on short video clips improvement where the women reviewing the UK lash Eyebrow serum, for £38 were a lot less convincing, although it’s also worth mentioning over 5700 reviews for the less expensive product and only 59 on the brand website for the more expensive complex peptide eyebrow serum so it’s easy to see which is the most popular.

The story of my eyebrows began with plucking as a teenager. My eyebrows were bushy and met in the middle so my first mistake was plucking them too far apart. That wasn’t it though about 5 years ago I had an eyebrow catastrophe in a salon on the Narborough Road in Leicester where an over zealous technician, not my usual person went crazy and cut off too much on one eyebrow, ruined the natural shape and left me completely horrified. I couldn’t believe I had been so stupid and I stopped messing with my eyebrows there and then. I just have to pencil in the gaps if I want them to

look even. And for this job I use the Laura Mercier eyebrow pencil in the new original formula, with the spoolie on the end in colour shade brunette, which matches perfectly my tinted brows, which would be grey without the help of my hairdresser who slaps a bit of my hair colour over them every 3-4 weeks, (I went prematurely grey at age 25) helping me stay out the eyebrow salon for that service. I tried the decleor eyebrow pencil stocked by another local beauty salon owner in

Leicester I wanted to support but went back to Laura Mercier eyebrow pencil. L’Oreal purchase Decleor brand in 2014 along with Shisedo and then the brand went into decline, products eventually being discontinued. The Laura Mercier eyebrow pencil just goes on better and looks more natural.

My experiment with UK brow peptide eyebrow serum started today. The instruction is to paint the serum on every day for 6 weeks and watch thicker fuller lashes appear.

I have to say I am a sceptic. After the bad salon experience the eyebrow in question never grew back so if this stuff works I’ll let you all know here. If it doesn’t I’ll tell you that too of course.