Nanolash

Nanolash is a Polish eye-area cosmetics brand specialising in eyelash and eyebrow care, best known for its lash growth serums. Its products are distributed by TrendMarkt sp. z o.o., a company registered in Warsaw [5], and sold through a network of more than fifty country-specific online stores as well as third-party retailers across Europe and the United States.

The brand sits within a small cluster of related eye- and brow-care labels — Nanobrow, Nanoil and Lashcode — that share the same Warsaw distributor. Nanolash itself remains commercially active, with a current product range and ongoing editorial coverage in 2026 [8].

Public information about Nanolash's founding is limited. The brand does not publish a founding year, founder names, or a company history on its website, and no English-language encyclopedic entry exists for it. What can be established from the brand's own legal pages is the entity behind it: the Warsaw-based distributor TrendMarkt sp. z o.o., listed in Nanolash's terms and privacy policy as the seller responsible for orders within the European Union [5]. The company is entered in the Polish National Court Register under KRS number 0001180777 [6].

TrendMarkt also stands behind several sister labels in the same category — the eyebrow-focused Nanobrow, the hair- and skin-oil brand Nanoil, and Lashcode — which together form a group of eye- and brow-care brands sharing the Warsaw base.

Nanolash's catalogue centres on lash and brow care. Its best-known product is the Nanolash Eyelash Serum, a transparent conditioner applied along the upper lash line. The company says the serum makes lashes "longer by up to 50% in just 30 days" and describes it as stimulating the lashes to look "visibly longer, stronger and additionally darker" [2]. Its declared active ingredient is ethyl tafluprostamide, a prostaglandin analogue, alongside an extract of Euphrasia officinalis (eyebright).

A second formulation, the Nanolash Peptide Eyelash Serum, is positioned as a gentler alternative. According to the brand, it is "based on innovative peptides" and botanical extracts, and is marketed as "free from prostaglandins and analogues" — a deliberate contrast with the original serum [3]. It names peptides such as myristoyl pentapeptide-17 and myristoyl hexapeptide-16, together with Centella asiatica and Panax ginseng root extracts, and the company states it delivers "50% longer lashes after just 8 weeks" [3].

Beyond the serums, the range extends across mascaras, lash lift kits, DIY cluster lashes, and a parallel set of eyebrow products including a brow serum, lamination kits, gels and pencils, plus care items such as a lash-and-brow shampoo, micellar makeup remover, collagen eye patches and castor oil.

Alongside its own network of localised online stores, Nanolash is sold through a range of third-party channels. The brand lists marketplaces and specialty beauty retailers — among them Amazon, eBay, Allegro, Notino, Flaconi and Douglas — as outlets for its products [4]. Orders placed through the brand's own stores are fulfilled from a warehouse in Poland and shipped by courier [5].

Nanolash has not figured prominently in mainstream beauty-press roundups of lash serums, but it gained visibility through a celebrity association. In a feature updated in May 2026, HELLO! Magazine reported that the UK influencer Molly-Mae Hague uses Nanolash and the sister brand Nanobrow, quoting her as saying, "If I got a free tube of Nanolash for each of the people who have asked me if I have eyelash extensions, I would have a lifetime's supply" [8]. The article describes fuller, darker lashes and brows within roughly two weeks of use.

Nanolash is active. As of mid-2026 it operates a working e-commerce presence across more than fifty country-specific domains, maintains a full current product range, and is present on social platforms including Instagram as @nanolash.official. Its most recent recorded external coverage is the May 2026 HELLO! Magazine feature [8].