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Latisse Applicator Needs Revision - Los Gatos, CA

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Spent: $100 in Carmel, Ca

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Updated 23 Apr 2010

Posted 21 Apr 2010

For a drug that should be applied with absolute precision, the brush supplied is too wide, too stiff, and repels the liquid, making it next to impossible not to cover areas of lid where lashes don't grow, not to mention it running into eye, causing lots of excess eye matter in the morning. I have also wasted drops attempting to get product properly on brush. I understand need to keep bacteria free, but am planning to by a real liner brush and just clean and use alcohol.

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Product fine, applicator terrible

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Pelusa 3 May 2010
Couple of things here. The drug company that manufactures Latisse could be making the brushes intentionally thick, so you have to buy Latisse more often. Two, you can take the brushes and cut around the base with a sterilized exacto knife to make the brush a lot less thinner. If you do this, the Latisse solution will probably last you twice as long. You've already mentioned this, but just be sure that everything you use is sterilized before every application. Actually there is really no reason you can't use the brushes that come with Latisse more than once, as long as you sterilize them with 91% alcohol, after every use. Just be sure that the eyeliner brush is completely dry after applying the alcohol on it.
KT B 7 Feb 2011
I'm revising my previous post. I have found that you can re-use the brush that comes with Latisse several times, as long as you wash it with an anti-bacterial soap and spray the brush with alcohol after you wash it. This is what I do with my brushes. I have actually thrown away several packages of brushes, because the collection became tumult.
spice220 9 Feb 2011
Thanks for info!

If people use mascara wands repeatedly without alcohol, it would seem one's purpose in attempting sterilization with Lattisse, may be defeated.

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