what does latisse eyelash growth do?
i would like to get latisse eyelash growth because i have evelashes…but they are short and i don’t have very much of it. will it help me grow MORE eyeslasheshes…or will it only help lashes that are already growing?
what other lash growth products do yu recommend?
Latisse is the glaucoma eyedrop Lumigan that has the side effect of growing lashes (no, it will not make you go blind–Lumigan is designed to help prevent blindness by lowering eye pressure and has been thoroughly tested).
The answer is that it might help you grow additional eyelashes, since with Lumigan, patients can get lashes growing in unusual places, like the inside corner of the eye. Of course, with Latisse, you are not supposed to put it directly into your eye, the way you do with Lumigan. You may also get twisted lashes or lashes growing inward toward your cornea. If you don’t like the effect of Latisse, you can always stop using it–glaucoma patients don’t have that choice.
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I wouldn’t recommend it. Yes, we all want lush lashes, but listen to the side effects on the commercial. Not good. Also, I’ll tell you right now I bet it can cause blindness.
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Latisse is the glaucoma eyedrop Lumigan that has the side effect of growing lashes (no, it will not make you go blind–Lumigan is designed to help prevent blindness by lowering eye pressure and has been thoroughly tested).
The answer is that it might help you grow additional eyelashes, since with Lumigan, patients can get lashes growing in unusual places, like the inside corner of the eye. Of course, with Latisse, you are not supposed to put it directly into your eye, the way you do with Lumigan. You may also get twisted lashes or lashes growing inward toward your cornea. If you don’t like the effect of Latisse, you can always stop using it–glaucoma patients don’t have that choice.
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