Allergan, the drug maker that brought us Botox is at it again! The company has a new FDA-approved drug called Latisse that can be used to grow longer, lusher eyelashes.
At around week three or four I started to see the first really long ones. I began using Latisse around seven weeks ago. Every once and awhile I missed a night but my results are truly amazing. My boyfriend always had really long lashes but now he can’t stop commenting that mine are longer and thicker than his.
As far as side effects go. I have dark eyes so I can’t comment on the (slight) possibility of blue eyes turning brown but I can tell you that the only thing that happened was that my eyes itched just a tiny bit for the first day. After that I didn’t notice anything.
Latisse contains the same prostaglandin analog that is found in Allergan’s Lumigan, an eye drop treatment for glaucoma. Latisse just might be the biggest thing to hit the cosmetic medicine market since well—uh— Botox!
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Hey all, I use a cosmetic called Revitalash. It is a lash conditioner that helped my lashes grow longer and thicker. It was much less expensive than latisse, is created by an eye doctor and does not have the nasty side effects of the drug. I love it!!
ReplyDeleteActually Revitalash’s older formulation used the same bimatoprost chemical as Latisse, before it was pulled from the market for patent infringement.
ReplyDeleteAffordable? So is Latisse and it really does work. So would you rather get a product that gives you great longer fuller lashes or just throw your money away on overpriced mascara? I’m sticking with Latisse.
When it comes to addressing our cosmetic woes and discontent. Plenty of Latisse side effects have circulated everywhere, and we hardly believe that the results are worth the risks.
ReplyDeleteAshley @ Eyelash Enhancer
is anyone ever going to call me back?
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