I've been using Latisse for 2 months, I only just started to notice my longer, darker eyelashes recently and was excited. But along with that I also started noticing small fine hairs sprouting around my eye (under lower lash line) and upper cheek, and I'm absolutely horrified by it. What am I doing wrong, am I applying too much, and most importantly, if I stop applying the product will this unwanted growth reverse back to its original (non-existent) or has it permanently grown out?
April 2, 2013
Answer: Latisse extra hair not lashes
Latisse will have a growth effect on any hair follicle it is absorbed by, so making sure you follow application instructions is important.
The extra hair growth will reverse itself in the course of your hair growth cycles. This could take several months as each hair could be in different stages of the cycle.
It's probably a better idea to use your own fine eyeliner brush and clean it every evening after use. The supplied brushes, although designed to prevent any cross contamination, are not all that easy to use in applying the liquid where you want it.
More is never better - and only apply on the top lashes when your skin is dry.
Extra growth on your cheek indicates too much was applied to your lashes and it moved onto your cheek.
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April 2, 2013
Answer: Latisse extra hair not lashes
Latisse will have a growth effect on any hair follicle it is absorbed by, so making sure you follow application instructions is important.
The extra hair growth will reverse itself in the course of your hair growth cycles. This could take several months as each hair could be in different stages of the cycle.
It's probably a better idea to use your own fine eyeliner brush and clean it every evening after use. The supplied brushes, although designed to prevent any cross contamination, are not all that easy to use in applying the liquid where you want it.
More is never better - and only apply on the top lashes when your skin is dry.
Extra growth on your cheek indicates too much was applied to your lashes and it moved onto your cheek.
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March 20, 2013
Answer: How to use less product
An easy way to use less product and prevent dripping under the eye is to put one drop in the cap and dip the applicator in. Often, one drop is plenty for both upper lash lines.
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March 20, 2013
Answer: How to use less product
An easy way to use less product and prevent dripping under the eye is to put one drop in the cap and dip the applicator in. Often, one drop is plenty for both upper lash lines.
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