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Not Worth It - Denver, CO

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Updated 6 Apr 2009
Posted 3 Apr 2009
Not Worth It
Spent: $100 in Denver, Colorado

I have been using Latisse for almost 2 months and my eyelashes still the same. No changes at all. I feel like I just gave my money away. My family was waiting to see results in order for them to buy it and now they keep on telling me what a waste of money!!! sucks..

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Product not working
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Comments (7)

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scgali (12 posts) 26 Apr 2009
Sorry to hear that! When I first started using Jan Marini (like Latisse), it took about three months for anything to happen. I would give it another month - it tends to happen overnight.
sweetkeylimey (unregistered guest) 3 Jun 2009
Wow! Bummer. Sorry to hear the product didn't work for you. Honestly, I haven't read one other discouraging comment thus far and yours made me nervous since I have just placed my first order. I was wondering if you maybe botched the applications somehow? Has anyone else reading had NO results? Does Latisse prove ineffective for some people? All the other reviews I've read seem to just rave! I hope I'm as lucky as everyone else seems to have been.
Sharon at RealSelf (Community Manager - 4,028 posts) 3 Jun 2009

Hi sweetkeylimey,

We've had a few RealSelf users who said Latisse wasn't "worth it". Here's a link to those reviews: Latisse is not "worth it". Currently, 86% of our members say it is worth it and 14% say it's not.

Good luck!

Jamey1234 (5 posts) 15 Sep 2009
I have used Latisse for about 8 weeks. NO RESULT AT ALL. A complete let down and waste of money. The spa where I bought this garbage does not stand behind their product. Latisse also gave me permanent red eyes that itch. The product also messed up my permanent eyeliner. I used this product faithfully without result and had a big let down.
ErikaM (6 posts) 5 Oct 2009
I used RevitaLash for several month without any effect then stopped for a couple of month. Then I tried LiLash and after 8 weeks my lashes really started to grow. I was recently at my derm who told me I should be a model for Latisse. I had to inform him that I use LiLash. All these products are based on the same ingredients and techology but seem to work differently on different people. So switching to another product might do the trick. RevitaLash and LiLash have been around for a while and they don't require a prescription (available on Amazon and Ebay). I'm surprised that Latisse is now all the rage. Guess it's all about marketing...
kristyn (1 post) 4 Feb 2010
Hi there...I've been using Latisse since December3, 2009. It's now February 4, 2010, so that gives you the timeframe of my usage. Here is what has occurred. About two , spiky eyelashes have grown on my left eye. One grows downward and I ended up having to pluck it since it grew right into my eyeball and the other looks like a awkwardly placed, single eyelash growing out of the middle of my eye. On the other eye, nothing! My eyelashes are not darker, thicker or longer at all. I have taken photos of my progress along the way and have seen absolutely NO change in the status. SAVE your money!!!!! I am addicted to the individual, temporary fake eyelashes. With what I spent on Latisse, I could have lifetime supply of those instead. An absolute disappointment and waste of money!
PAH (1 post) 23 Aug 2010
According to the website, it takes about 8 weeks to begin to notice the difference. After about 12 weeks, there should be a marked improvement; after 16 weeks, you will see maximum results. I've been using the product for 8 weeks and I've taken weekly photos to document the progress. It took 7 weeks to see a difference by comparing photographs. When you examine your lashes daily in a mirror you can't see the gradual improvement. By taking photos, you really can see the difference. Hang in there and give it a few more weeks, at least.

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