Latisse should not cause “raccoon eyes.” However, if Latisse gets in contact with the
skin, it is possible for the skin to darken because of proliferation of pigment cells
(melanocytes). Therefore, if properly applied as directed, it is unusual, although possible,
to cause...
It is advised that you apply Latisse at night, after cleansing and before you go to bed, so that it can be properly absorbed to improve effectiveness. If you can guarantee that you'll apply Latisse in the morning after you've cleansed your face, and allowed the product to dry before applying...
YES it does! My 83 year old mother-in-law LOVES IT!!!! She started using it, of course for free, 3 months ago and the result is "spectacular" (from Seinfeld).
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