Are there any that actually work? I know latisse does, and if it didn't cost as much as it did I would go for it. I have done the research that the ones that work have prostaglandins or prostaglandin derivatives in them. It seems like since the FDA hasn't approved any others to have those ingredients everything seems shady/secretive about actual ingredients. Lilash, neulash, rapid lash, etc..... Any experience with any of this? There are a lot of brands, and not a lot of legit information. I feel like a lot of the review websites are fake.
I know you said that you didn't want to use Latisse, but I can tell you, it is worth every cent! I get it from lovelatisse.com and they almost always have discounts going on.
I know you said that you didn't want to use Latisse, but I can tell you, it is worth every cent! I get it from lovelatisse.com and they almost always have discounts going on.
I can show you a before and after if you want.
Yes please! I know i am going to break down and do it eventually. I might just feel better if I look for a deal for a while. lol I have always had short sparse lashes.
The pic on the left is from 2/2014 when I first started using it with no mascara on. I had very short, sparse lashes before. I just snapped the pic on the right with mascara on. I used it religiously in the beginning, but now I use it maybe 5/7 days a week, making it last longer. They are so long that they almost touch my eyebrows!
Ok, I can justify 20ish a month. I can't justify 100 a month. You are sucking me in..... lol
Another GBCN'er got me hooked last year!!! Blame her, lol!!! It really just stretch once your lashes are where you want them to be (after 3-4 months). You don't have to use it daily after that (if you don't want to). Google coupon codes and see what you come up with.
The gal that's done my facials for 10+ years swears by LiLash and LiBrow. I recently got a free sample from Sephora for Dior's lash primer/conditioner and it does seem to work. The salesgirl says she doesn't use it for a primer - she applies it before she goes to bed and she loves it.
I use Careprost, the generic for the medicine in Latisse. It worked a after a couple weeks and I love having more lashes (I'm 64). Bought it on Amazon.
I looked for that, because it kept coming up when I googled. It isn't on Amazon anymore, just online pharmacies that ship from other countries. I was a little nervous about that whole mess.