Disposable Brushes for Latisse?

Although it is not FDA approved for eyebrows, many of my patients have been using Latisse in the eyebrow area and have found that it works well.  Some use one drop for both eyebrows and some use one drop for each eyebrow.  It will all depend on how often you find that you need to buy...

Great question!  That is actually the FDA recommendation that you use a seperate brush for each eye.  Some patients use the same brush for both lashes then discard.  If you choose to use one for each eye, it's possible that you may run out of brushes.  Should this happen,...

  Best results are achieved when Latisse is applied at bedtime after cleansing your face (for great cleansers see Miracle 10 skincare). This timing allows the eyelash treatment the most access to your hair follicles without interruption from any other products. If you really prefer...

Infertility is not a side effect of Latisse. Latisse does have some side effects, the most common of which are an itching sensation in the eyes and/or eye redness. These were reported in approximately 4% of patients. Infertility should not be a concern.    

When you look at the website for Eyenvy you can see how bogus and unproven their claims appear to be. It says it "fortifies and conditions lash follicles" which sounds to me like a pretty vague claim to fame. One look at the ingredients says the same thing to me. Latisse is a...

Latisse is a great product that stimulates your own lashes to grow longer, thicker and (often) darker.  In some people it causes some mild eye irritation.  It also can cause some temporary darkening of the skin.  The trick is to see a good doctor who is an expert on Latisse so...