Lash Bloom vs. Revive7
Two Canadian lash serums, both prostaglandin-free, both promising visible results in about a week. If you're deciding between Lash Bloom and Revive7, here are the facts side by side — including the two places they genuinely differ: what professionals pay, and what happens if it doesn't work for you.
| Lash Bloom™ (Lashes By Design Supplies) | Revive7 Revitalizing Lash Serum | |
|---|---|---|
| Single bottle | $80 CAD | $77 CAD on Revive7's own store; $89–$110 CAD at many Canadian salons and retailers |
| Professional / volume pricing | Yes — 3-pack $65 ea, 6-pack $55 ea, 9-pack $48 ea, 12-pack $40 ea. Salons resell at $80 MSRP | No professional pack pricing listed on the brand's official store |
| Results timeline (brand's own wording) | Visible difference in 7–14 days; full results in 21–31 days | “Results in 7–28 days” |
| Money-back guarantee | Yes — 30 days. Use it as directed; if you don't see the results you expected, or you experience irritation, email sandra@lashesbydesign.ca within 30 days of purchase for a full refund | No money-back results guarantee in the brand's policy. Revive7's refund policy covers exchanges/returns within 30 days for damaged or defective product; reactions qualify for an exchange or 50% store credit |
| Prostaglandin-free | Yes | Yes — brand states its products are made without prostaglandins or growth hormones |
| Ingredients | 8 ingredients, listed in full on the product page. Key conditioning ingredients: Hyaluronic Acid + Polypeptide | 7 ingredients. Headline active: Myristoyl Pentapeptide-17, with Hyaluronic Acid, Phyto Collagen, Pumpkin Seed Extract, Sphingolipid, Arginine |
| Safe with extensions & lash lifts | Yes | Yes — brand states safe with lash enhancements |
| In the market since | 2014 | 2012 |
| Canadian roots | Ships Canada-wide from Whitby, Ontario | Brand describes itself as “Proudly Canadian”; created in Toronto in 2012 |
The short version
On a single bottle bought direct, the two serums are priced within a few dollars of each other — $80 vs $77. The differences that matter:
- If you stock it or use it professionally, Lash Bloom costs less — a lot less. Packs bring Lash Bloom to $40–$65 a bottle, and salons resell it at the $80 MSRP. There is no equivalent pack pricing on Revive7's official store.
- Only one of them will give your money back. Revive7 uses the word “guaranteed” in its marketing, but its own refund policy covers damaged or defective product — not “it didn't work for me.” Lash Bloom's guarantee is plain: 30 days, use it as directed, full refund if you don't see the results you expected.
Both are prostaglandin-free conditioning serums for fuller-looking lashes and brows. We'd rather you chose on facts than on adjectives.
See Lash Bloom — $80, with volume pricing for professionals →
Comparison based on Revive7's official store and published refund policy, and Canadian retailer listings, checked October 29, 2026. Prices in CAD. Revive7 is a trademark of its owner; this page is a factual comparison and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Revive7.