I prefer to use latisse during the day and not at night when I apply my eye creams and those eye creams can make latisse penetrate less. My question is if I can use latisse in amy other time of the day and still get the same results. Thanks
Answer: Latisse application Latisse can be applied any time, as long as it can be absorbed. The main point is to apply when you don't have make-up on, and when the lash is undisturbed. For most, this means nighttime, when makeup has been removed, and when the eyes won't be rubbed. If you wanted to apply in the morning, it would still work. You could also apply at night, but simply put on after your cream, and apply the cream in a way so it is not right on your lash.
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Answer: Latisse application Latisse can be applied any time, as long as it can be absorbed. The main point is to apply when you don't have make-up on, and when the lash is undisturbed. For most, this means nighttime, when makeup has been removed, and when the eyes won't be rubbed. If you wanted to apply in the morning, it would still work. You could also apply at night, but simply put on after your cream, and apply the cream in a way so it is not right on your lash.
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Answer: Daytime use should be fine. The manufacturer’s instructions
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Answer: Daytime use should be fine. The manufacturer’s instructions
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April 2, 2016
Answer: Why should Latisse be used at night? Thank you for your excellent question. Latisse can be successfully applied during the day instead of the night for the exact reason you describe - lower penetration or dilution when used with eye creams. Additionally, if you toss and turn during the night you may have some of the medication wear off before it has sufficient time to work. Hope this helps.
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April 2, 2016
Answer: Why should Latisse be used at night? Thank you for your excellent question. Latisse can be successfully applied during the day instead of the night for the exact reason you describe - lower penetration or dilution when used with eye creams. Additionally, if you toss and turn during the night you may have some of the medication wear off before it has sufficient time to work. Hope this helps.
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April 10, 2016
Answer: Latisse CAN be used in the morning When to use Latisse is a great question! I have been recommending Latisse for eyelash growth in Orange County even BEFORE it was Latisse (when it was just sold as Lumigan, a glaucoma eye drop), for over 10 years. I discovered that it worked better and also had less side effects when used in the morning. When women use oil-based eye makeup removers in the evening, I believe they interfere with absorption of Latisse. Also, we have found, after selling over 10,000 bottles of Latisse, that our patients have a much lower incidence of side effects (redness, itching, pigmentation of the skin) when they apply it with a very fine eyeliner brush (which we supply as a gift with every bottle of Latisse) in the morning. The rationale behind this is that less gets on the skin and when applied the morning it is not accidentally rubbed into the surrounding skin during sleep, which can occur when your face is pressed on a pillow. Feel free to contact my OCdermatology office if you have any questions.
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April 10, 2016
Answer: Latisse CAN be used in the morning When to use Latisse is a great question! I have been recommending Latisse for eyelash growth in Orange County even BEFORE it was Latisse (when it was just sold as Lumigan, a glaucoma eye drop), for over 10 years. I discovered that it worked better and also had less side effects when used in the morning. When women use oil-based eye makeup removers in the evening, I believe they interfere with absorption of Latisse. Also, we have found, after selling over 10,000 bottles of Latisse, that our patients have a much lower incidence of side effects (redness, itching, pigmentation of the skin) when they apply it with a very fine eyeliner brush (which we supply as a gift with every bottle of Latisse) in the morning. The rationale behind this is that less gets on the skin and when applied the morning it is not accidentally rubbed into the surrounding skin during sleep, which can occur when your face is pressed on a pillow. Feel free to contact my OCdermatology office if you have any questions.
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April 12, 2016
Answer: Latisse Night or Day Latisse can actually be applied during the morning as well as the night. The main concern is that the eyelashes and eyes need to be clean and make up free. Some patients prefer applying in the morning where they no that they will not rub their eyes as they might at night. It comes down to what is best for you.
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April 12, 2016
Answer: Latisse Night or Day Latisse can actually be applied during the morning as well as the night. The main concern is that the eyelashes and eyes need to be clean and make up free. Some patients prefer applying in the morning where they no that they will not rub their eyes as they might at night. It comes down to what is best for you.
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