You ask a great question. The answer appears to be that even though Latisse is applied to the eyelashes, it may be possible for a small amount to get into the eyes -- which could rarely lead to darkening of the iris. However, the risk of this happening is very low. For example, you may know that Latisse... more
Can Latisse seep into eyes while sleeping?
I have brown eyes which I do not want to darken. If I follow the Latisse instructions carefully, is there still a risk of darkening pigmentation? Can the product seep into your eyes, even if you are careful - say, while you are sleeping?
2 answers to “Can Latisse seep into eyes while...”
A: Iris may darken even if Latisse doesn't actually get in eye
Even when used as directed, there is still a chance of iris darkening with Latisse. In our experience, it doesn't seem to require the agent actually getting into the eye.
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