Latisse Use, Anyone??

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Rita F.

Apr 26, 2013

Rita F.

I've been using a generic. Careprost. I've got a blog entry and photos 

http://froofrooritables.blogspot.com/2012/06/I-love-long-eyelashes.html?m=1

Kathryn L.

Apr 26, 2013

Kathryn L.

I work for a cosmetic Dr and all us girls are pretty much his walking advertisements for latisse! Its definitely one of the perks that we get a sample pack every 6-8 weeks. It really does work! I actually started seeing some results about 2 weeks in to using it consistently. I have noticed that on my upper lash line, the skin has slightly darkened... but really it just looks like I'm wearing eyeshadow. Also I never use those sanitary single use brushes that come in the package because I find they soak up way too much product. What I use is fine liquid liner brush add 1 drop into the cap and dip the brush into the cap and its enough for both eyes. I do spray both the cap and brush with isopropyl alcohol after each use to still avoid contamination, and I have never had an issue. This is also a trick the girls I work with use just to prolong the usage. Enjoy your soon to be long lashes!

Brandi A.

Apr 26, 2013

Brandi A.

I work for an eye dr. I use nuelash we sell it at my job, it uses the same plant as latisse just not as strong and won't discolor your skin or the iris of your eyes.you don't need a rx. you can get it at eye dr offices or online. I've been using it for a year now.

Brandi A.

Apr 26, 2013

Brandi A.

Application is really easy use it at night only

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