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Totally Worth Every Penny! to Die for Lashes Now! - Tacoma, Wa

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Spent: $100 in Tacoma, Wa

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Updated 5 Mar 2010

Posted 3 Mar 2010

I am only starting month 2 of Latisse and there is such an improvement in only one month- I am kinda scared of what I will look like by month 4.

The reason I decided to try this is because my eyes are my best feature and I had sparse, short eyelashes.

I was terrified of the side effect of possible brown eyes as mine are baby blue and I would be very upset if I had to live with brown eyes the rest of my life! (not that I don't love brown eyes, 2 of my kids have brown eyes) I was prepared to stop treatment if it burned or turned my eyes red. I was pleasantly surprised that I did not get one side effect.

My lashes are super long and you can barely see any spots that don't have lashes yet. I can get away with just curling my lashes and not wearing any mascara. And the company keeps sending $20.00 rebates so its affordable for the outcome. I would pay double if needed. So I pay $79.99 each month due to the rebate.

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Jenni65 5 Mar 2010
First, just how do you get these coupons?! That would be a nice perk, for sure. I concur on the outcome. I'm on my last official week, and I have the long, thick, dark lashes of a camel. I wish I'd taken pics now. I didn't see any real results until 8 weeks or so, but once they grew, there was no stopping it. As to side effects, I have brown eyes, so there's no change there, but the discoloration of my eyelid is a light rose color, and it looks like I'm wearing eyeshadow, and it complements my coloring, so no sweat there either. Love, love, love this stuff!
Beachbabydarragh 14 Mar 2010
Your blue eyes should not change color because they have much less of the protein melanin. Latisse seems to act on the melanin in the iris. Without the extra melanin, your eyes shouldn't change color. For the record, I have very blue eyes, and I have been using Latisse since July 2009 and my eye color has not changed a bit.
victoriouswon 18 Mar 2010
I get the coupons/rebates from their website. my lashes are so freaking long and full my girls told me I look like I have movie star eyelashes and that it looks like I am wearing false eyelashes. this, after only 1 1/2 months! I used to have only one measley row of eyelashes and now I have triple rows-just like my 21 year old daughter! I do notice my right eye has more fullness- I think its because I am right handed so I am going to focus on my left eye more to even it out. I am more than happy!
victoriouswon 18 Mar 2010
oh I forgot to mention that I had eyelash extensions put on a couple different times and I looked like a damn spider! i ripped them off as soon as I got home, which of course ripped out my real ones too- I didn't care. But now I love my lashes-should have done this years ago.
Gloria Bonita Springs 18 Mar 2010
I'm very pleased with Latisse! I had georgeous eyelashes when I was young but picked at them. They got sparse and not nearly as long as they were. Latisse has been a God send. LOVE my results but I'm disapointed to find out that this can be bought under a different name Lumagen? Not sure of the name but an opthomologist could write a prescription and it only costs $10. After all this is how they accidently discovered the side effects of long lashes!
Sharon at RealSelf (Community Manager) 19 Mar 2010

The story of Latisse is actually quite interesting. Lumigan is a medication used to treat glaucoma. At some point they discovered it could also grow eyelashes, so they sought approval for cosmetic use too. Latisse is the cosmetic name for Lumigan. Both are bimatoprost.

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