A simple, all‑natural eyebrow growth serum combines nourishing oils (for thickness), antioxidants (for hair strength), and your special touch: 2–3 cloves for mild circulation boost and antimicrobial support. Use it daily at night and always keep it away from the eyes and waterline.
Castor, coconut, and jojoba oils are rich in fatty acids and vitamin E that condition hair, reduce breakage, and can help brows look thicker and healthier over time.
Essential oils like rosemary or lavender are commonly used in DIY hair growth recipes to support circulation and follicle health, but must be used in very low, skin‑safe dilutions.
Cloves have antioxidant and antimicrobial properties; when used in tiny amounts and properly infused, they can help keep the serum fresh‑feeling and may support a healthier skin environment for brow hair.
For 10 ml (one mascara tube or small roller bottle):
5 ml castor oil (main growth‑supporting base oil)
3 ml jojoba oil (lightweight, balances skin and reduces clogging)
2 ml coconut or sweet almond oil (extra nourishment and shine)
1–2 drops vitamin E oil (antioxidant, extends shelf life and supports hair health)
1 drop rosemary essential oil or 1 drop lavender essential oil (optional; for growth support and circulation – skip if skin is very sensitive)
2–3 whole cloves (laung), clean and dry, for infusion
Patch test on your arm or behind the ear for 24 hours before using on brows, especially if you have sensitive skin or allergies.
Lightly infuse the cloves:
Take a clean glass bowl or small jar and add the 5 ml castor oil plus 2 ml of your chosen secondary oil (coconut or almond).
Drop in 2–3 whole cloves. Slightly warm the closed jar by placing it in a mug of warm (not boiling) water for 10–15 minutes to help the infusion. Do not microwave or overheat.
Let this sit for at least 4–6 hours; for a stronger but still gentle infusion, you can leave it at room temperature for 24 hours, then remove the cloves so it doesn’t become too strong.
Strain and blend:
Remove the cloves and, if needed, pass the oil through a clean tea strainer or muslin to avoid any particles.
Add 1 ml jojoba oil (if you held it back earlier) to keep the texture light.
Mix in 1–2 drops of vitamin E oil.
If using, add just 1 drop of rosemary or lavender essential oil. Do not exceed this; the eye area is delicate.
Fill your container:
Using a tiny funnel or dropper, pour the finished serum into a clean, empty mascara tube, roller bottle, or small dropper bottle.
Close tightly and gently roll the bottle between your palms to mix everything well.
When to apply: Use at night on a clean, dry face after you’ve removed all makeup and washed your brows.
How to apply:
Dip the wand or a clean cotton bud lightly into the serum.
Wipe off excess on the bottle neck so it’s not dripping.
Gently brush or dab the serum along your eyebrow hairs and just at the root, following your natural brow shape. Avoid the inner half‑centimeter near the eyes and do not apply on lashes with this clove version.
Frequency: Use once daily at night for at least 6–8 weeks; hair cycles are slow, so consistency is more important than quantity.
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