By Carina Stathis For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 20:17 EDT, 13 September 2022 | Updated: 20:20 EDT, 13 September 2022
Two Australian sisters who launched a 'game changing' eyelash growth serum in lockdown have turned over $46,000 in just four days after releasing a new hydrating lip kit.
The Lash Rehab's Lip Kit, which includes a Hydrating Lip Oil and Lip Plumper, sold out quicker than anticipated over the launch period, and now the $44.10 kit is only available to preorder.
Byron Bay sisters Kea and Violet Rogers were 'overwhelmed with the positive feedback and response' from their community.
The lip oil is enriched with minerals and vitamin E to 'intensely hydrate the lips' while the ultra-conditioning lip plumper is designed to volumise the lips and leave them looking smoother.
The Lash Rehab's Lip Kit, which includes a Hydrating Lip Oil and Lip Plumper, sold out quicker than anticipated over the launch period and the brand turned over $46,000 in just four days
The lip oil is enriched with minerals and vitamin E to 'intensely hydrate the lips' while the ultra-conditioning lip plumper is designed to volumise the lips and leave them looking smoother
More than 2,000 units of the product were sold and 87 per cent of total sales were of the lip kits, rather than buying the two products separately.
Some customers who managed to get their hands on the kit left five-star ratings on the brand's website and left positive reviews.
'Erm, WOW! Best purchase in a very long time!' one person wrote, another added: 'Can't wait for this re-stock, I have to get my daughter one!'
More than 2,000 units of the lip kit (left) were sold. The number one product is the Original Eyelash Growth Serum (right)
Both products are suitable for all skin types, vegan, cruelty-free, paraben-free and do not contain any artificial fragrances or colouring
The Lip Oil is priced at $24.95 and the Lip Plumper is priced at $26.95, and both feature a non-sticky formula.
Both products are suitable for all skin types, vegan, cruelty-free, paraben-free and do not contain any artificial fragrances or colouring.
The brand will restock the lip kit on October 26, but pre-order is available online.
Kea said multiple salons are reaching out to wholesale The Lip Kits, even new stockists who don't already stock The Lash Rehab.
Sisters Kea and Violet Rogers (both pictured) co-founded the Brow and Lash Co seven years ago in northern NSW before branching out into a teaching role with the Brow and Lash Co Academy. They launched The Lash Rehab while at home in lockdown
The number one product is the Original Eyelash Growth Serum that's is scientifically formulated without using harmful chemical ingredients to supercharge the lashes for significant natural growth (Before and after: Customers, models and makeup artists have praised the $79.95 product)
Prior to launching the brand, Kea and Violet were forced to close their beauty salons during the Covid lockdowns and created the at-home eyelash serum.
'Covid absolutely helped in being a game changer in the launch of The Lash Rehab,' Kea previously told Daily Mail Australia.
The number one product is the Original Eyelash Growth Serum that's is scientifically formulated without using harmful chemical ingredients to supercharge the lashes for significant natural growth.
Within six months the sisters had made $70,000 and after collaborating with MAFS star Martha Kalifatidis they generated $14,000 in revenue in a single day.
With 10 years of combined experience within the lashes and brow industry, Kea and Violet have created was a game-changer for targeting eyelashes effectively and seeing a noticeable change to their growth within eight weeks.
Customers, influencers and models alike have started turning to the serum in attempt to get thicker, fuller lashes swiftly.
It can take anywhere between four weeks to six months to notice a change to the eyelashes.
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