Should Latisse be applied to naked eyelids or can moisturizer be applied before I apply Latisse?

Hello,

Thank you for your question. It is best to apply Latisse to clean, dry, skin. You should NOT put the moisturizer first, it can stop the product from working correctly. You want it to be fully absorbed. Hope this helps!

Hi scarletts mom,I would recommend putting Latisse directly on clean skin, right at the base of the eyelashes (where you put eyeliner). Moisturizer could potentially lessen the strength of the Latisse.

In order for Latisse to work properly, you have to make sure your face is clean, and makeup and contact lenses are removed. 
Best of Luck.
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Latisse must be applied to a clean dry eyelid margin in order  for it to work properly. A moisturizer has the potential to interfere with absoprtion of Latisse into the hair follicle.

Latisse is recommended to be applied to a clean, dry lash line. If you wish to apply moisturizer wait 10 minutes until the serum dries and then apply over top.

Hi there,
Thank you for the inquiry. 
Latisse is a great product that can help grow your lashes longer, thicker and darker over the course of several weeks. For maximum absorbency, apply Latisse to cleansed skin free of makeup or any other skincare products. 

Apply Latisse at the base of the eyelashes.  This is not an area where moisturizer is normally used.  Latisse is used to promote eyelash growth and can darken the eyelashes.

Latisse helps you grow, longer, thicker and often darker eyelashes.  In order to work is needs to travel down to the hair follicle (root).  The only place that Latisse needs to be placed is directly at the base of the eye lashes.  Moisturizer would block some of the Latisse from penetrating.  However a person would not normally put moisturizer on the edge of their eyelids.Latisse does have the side effect in some people of causing a darkening of the skin.  If you put too much on it could cause dark circles under the eyes.  So if you place moisturizer in that area it would help prevent the Latisse from darkening that skin.  Hope that is helpful.