Did you Latisse your eyebrows?

sabellamarconi 18 Feb 2013

Yes i had purchased it online with great discount at $89 from BellaMedspa. I have only been using it for two weeks and already seeing fuller and longer lashes I am very pleased!

cindrellachris 6 Feb 2012

Yes I have used generic for Latisse. It has proved me with good results. I even got it with $10 discount online at International Drug Mart.

cindrellachris 6 Feb 2012

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tommi2012 4 Jan 2012

What is the generic Latisse called and where do you get it? Do you need a prescription? I have much better lashes and some better brows with latisse but would like more brows. Maybe Rogaine?

Nancy08527 30 Jan 2012

The generic name for latisse is bimatroprost. One company calls it's generic Careprost. I order my supply from outside the USA. I have not had any trouble with this and have received the exact product I ordered. Outside the US, the generic form costs LESS than $40 per 3 ml bottle, I order 3 at a time & it lasts me more than 7 months. My rx is usually filled in India, but the last time it was filled on an island I cannot recall. One of my orders was filled with the brand name Lumigan, made by Allergan. An overseas order will take about 3 weeks to receive, give/take. I realize this sounds dicey, but I cannot afford $100 per bottle and I have trich. This med WORKS for me. You do not need an RX if ordering in some countiies outside the US. I have always had to pick up the pkg. from my post office and give a signature of receipt.

I tried bimatroprost on my eyebrows and found it did not work for me. I do not pull my brows, but they are thin from age. I use rogaine on my brows which does work.

ashley2011 22 Dec 2011

Perhaps the biggest fact about Latisse is that it’s the first and only FDA-approved eyelash enhancement solution. It’s manufactured by Allergan, the same company behind Botox. Latisse is a prescription treatment intended to treat hypotrichosis, or having inadequate or not enough eyelashes. Its promise mainly revolves around double the lash fullness in 16 weeks.

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NHaven 25 Jul 2011

It's been 8 weeks since I've been using generic Latisse on my eyebrows. Yesterday my friend said, "Hey, what's with the eyebrows?" They are deliciously filled-in but also slightly darker(unexpected)and more symmetrical (I brush on Latisse in an arch and later pluck the "outsiders"). The gray and patchiness is gone. My friend thought I had my brows dyed or tattooed. I may drop back to 3 times per week application and see if the results hold.

NHaven 21 Jun 2011

My eyebrows are looking great after 4 weeks! I'm totally amazed since they were pale and thin and mostly gone! I'm even using the product to shape the brow hair so they appear more symmetrical. I heard that after the brow is thick enough you can back off to 3 or 4 times a week application. I put 3 drops in the lid of the product and dip a short eyebrow brush into the lid. After using, I rinse the brush in hot water and set it in the open air to dry to reuse the next day. I won't use this brush on my eyelashes, though, because an eye infection is a possibility. My son is experimenting with a small bald spot on the crown of his head by just putting 2-3 drops. I asked him to photograph weekly. Unofficial scientific study!

London9464 17 Jan 2011

I have been using it now on my eyebrows but only for about 3 weeks. I think I can see a difference already

truecolors 23 Jul 2010

Dear raindream, Do you mean cotton Qtips or foam ones?

raindream 20 Mar 2010

I've been using Latisse for almost 2 months now. I put one drop onto a reflective surface which will suffice to apply to both eyes, upper and lower lashes. The results are well worth the price. I am fair skinned but do have very dark brown eyes, therefore pigmentation issues are not a worry. I do not use the application brushes supplied, it is a waste of product. I purchased some foam applicators, then found some cheapo Qtip things worked best. I have had no infections, and remain clean and cautious in order to stretch the product. I must say, my eyes never looked better.

zelduh 1 Mar 2010

I have been using Lumigan (same stuff) on my brows in the thin spots with GREAT results. I don't need to pencil them in anymore.

SFgal 20 Oct 2009

I have used Latisse on my eyebrows in hopes of filling in the sparse areas. After a few weeks I did notice new hairs growing in, but unfortunately they were in random places around my brows and NOT in the bare spots. The only other result was that I have some rather long eyebrow hairs...which is not exactly the result I was hoping for. In my case using Latisse on my eyebrows did not work so I wouldn't waste any product trying it again. I've read that extra strength Rogaine applied with a q-tip to bald spots may be effective for brow growth...might try that next.

5781anon 21 Jul 2010

Hi I wanted to ask if the bare spots on your brows are caused by overplucking or some sort of damage to your eyebrows? I had an electrologist remove the bottom 1/3 of my brows without my permission and I'm desperate to get the hairs back and not get an eyebrow transplant which always look weird. Thanks.

wolfcry 30 Sep 2009

what about using the same applicator I used with upper eyelid to place what's left (latisse) on it on the lower eyelid? that is no extra dose. just a soft dose of latisse.

GK123 29 Sep 2009

bimatoprost on lower lashes can cause trichiasis. This is aberrant lash growth in which the lashes can curl up onto the eye surface, causing pain and tearing. The pigmentation is brownish-red, not attractive. Worse in brunettes than blonds...

Zeldah 21 Feb 2012

This is true. I've not used Latisse on my lower lid for over a year, and the brown/red under my lashes is STILL there.

Maui67 10 Sep 2009

My understanding from the doctor that prescribed Latisse said this is a forever task. If you stop using it your lashes will go back to the way they were before you started. Also, using Latisse on the bottom lashes causes brown pigmentation on the skin (ugly). As for eyebrows, Rogaine works GREAT!! I have been using it for 2 months and my eyebrows are gorgeous.

Acura4me 3 Mar 2013

how often do you use Rogaine on your eyebrows? Thanks!

jaidee (unregistered guest) 22 Jul 2009

I haven't used on lower lashes yet. May try carefully. Mostly concerned that it doesn't dry or irritate crows-feet lines. I do use it on brows though and it works well for me. Mom also used it on brows and she had new hair growth - but she stopped because brows were growing in dark and didn't match her lighter color(silver :)) hair. I didn't have any lashes shed at all - I was concerned about that too. And I'm pretty sure that if you stop, your lashes return to previous condition.

lady_katie25 16 Jun 2009

Does anyone know if you have to use Latisse forever? Can you stop using it after you've achieved the results you want, or will they thin out again with discontinued use?

Sharon at RealSelf (Community Manager) 16 Jun 2009

Hi lady_katie2 -- this may help answer your question: Are the results from Latisse permanent?

B210 (unregistered guest) 3 Jun 2009

I am a guy, but I have small eyelashes. Can I use Latisse?

LilRdVet 9 Jun 2009

I don't see why not! Chicks dig guys with great lashes!

Stella Nicole 24 May 2009

Hi- I've been using Latisse for two weeks now and have noticed my lashes shedding more than usual. Has anyone had that initial reaction to the product (followed by positive results?) I'm hoping they are falling out due to the accelerated growth cycle. Maybe the weak lashes are being pushed out to make room for bigger and better lashes? Wishful thinking? Thanks. Stella