Code.ai products. From L.A. Splash Magazine.

Code.ai, which makes eyelash and eyebrow regrowth products, is offering a blogger-exclusive sale for one week only, and it would behoove you to snatch some up because this is the best deal I’ve seen yet for these items. That means prices are as follows:

Lash Extend Serum L-117 ($115) with coupon code now $57.50
Brow Boosting Shaper B-216 ($75) with coupon code now $37.50
Lash Extend Primer L-122 ($40) with coupon code now $20

Click here to read more about code.ai’s products.

As I’ve said before, I’ve tried the Lash Extend Serum and Brow Boosting Shaper, and they both work. I found more noticeable results more quickly with the Last Extend Serum, but the my brows also showed improvement with the Brow Boosting Shaper. I didn’t have any irritation or discoloration with either product, which I know are concerns with these kinds of products.

From Monday, April 5, through midnight EST on Sunday, April 11, use the online code WELOVEBLOGS at checkout on www.codeai.com. You can use the code a maximum number of three times. Do it — your lashes and brows will thank you.

While I didn’t take a “before” photo of my lashes and brows (those pictures creep me out, though I’m not sure why), I can say I have definitely noticed a difference, especially with my lashes, which are longer and fuller. Now, I started out with a respectable set of lashes, but now they’re even longer, making it even easier to not have to wear mascara — just curl and go, that’s my motto. As for my brows, I just starting noticing new growth, and the Brow Boosting Shaper has made the existing hairs longer. Tara of When Tara Met Blog, who represents the company and who I served on the Blogger Prom committee with, has been using the brow booster with very noticeable results, so I have hope that this bald patch I’ve been trying to grow in forever will be bald no more.

Code.ai was developed by cancer survivors, so it was designed to be hypoallergenic, nonirritating and paraben-free. It also doesn’t discolor skin, which is something I’ve heard other lash-extending products do. And it’s available over the counter, so you don’t need a prescription.

The launch party was held in Fred Segal’s Studio area, which houses the store’s beauty items. There were also drinks and passed appetizers, though I didn’t have much of either (quelle surprise, I know). But Caroline on Crack has a great post about that stuff.

Celebrity brow threader Marco Ochoa was on hand to provide free eyebrow shaping. Since I have my own eyebrow shaper, I chose not to have mine done by Ochoa, though everyone looked great after a proper threading.

Code.ai’s products are pretty reasonably priced (though not cheap), especially compared to Revitalash and Jan Marini. The Lash Extend Serum is $115, the Brow Boosting Shaper is $75, and there’s also a Lash Extend Primer for $40. The thing is, you have to keep using the products to keep those lashes long and brows full because your hair falls out naturally, you know. According to the Code.ai Web site, one bottle should last you three to four months, so I guess it’s not that big of an investment after all.