I've been using Latisse for 4 weeks now and I am starting to see my little tiny lashes start to grow but I am also getting dark circles under my eyes which I don't usually have. Is anyone else exhibiting this side effect?
Answer: Applying Latisse with a smaller brush helps avoid darkening of skin
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Answer: Applying Latisse with a smaller brush helps avoid darkening of skin
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November 24, 2015
Answer: Dark Circles With Use of Latisse Latisse can sometimes cause darkening of the skin where the product is applied. This darkness will fade after you discontinue using the product. If you are experiencing some darkness at your lower eyes, you may want to try using less product at your upper lash line since it may be transferring some of that product to the lower lid and causing darkness there. You only need a small amount of the product with each application. Also, you may try using a thinner brush that will offer more precise application, but make sure you are using common sense when it comes to hygiene and contamination when using a single brush for multiple applications.
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November 24, 2015
Answer: Dark Circles With Use of Latisse Latisse can sometimes cause darkening of the skin where the product is applied. This darkness will fade after you discontinue using the product. If you are experiencing some darkness at your lower eyes, you may want to try using less product at your upper lash line since it may be transferring some of that product to the lower lid and causing darkness there. You only need a small amount of the product with each application. Also, you may try using a thinner brush that will offer more precise application, but make sure you are using common sense when it comes to hygiene and contamination when using a single brush for multiple applications.
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December 14, 2014
Answer: Rare side effect but will go away when you stop using Latisse Latisse can darken and/or redden the skin in the area where it is applied, but it's temporary and will go away after you stop using it.
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December 14, 2014
Answer: Rare side effect but will go away when you stop using Latisse Latisse can darken and/or redden the skin in the area where it is applied, but it's temporary and will go away after you stop using it.
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July 26, 2015
Answer: Dark Circles from Latisse One of the side effects of Latisse is minor coloring of the skin that you apply the product to. This can look like a light pink line above the lashes (like an eyeliner line). Be sure that you are not allowing any excess product to drip on any other part of your face or eye. This could increase growth of hair in those areas as well as light pigmentation. Luckily, this coloration is reversible and will disappear after stopping the application for several weeks to a couple months. The dark circle under the eye could possibly be from trace amounts of solution getting on the lower lid, especially if you are using Latisse on the lower lid line.To avoid this from happening, only use minimal amount of product (a little goes a long way!) and only use on your upper lashes. You can also purchase an inexpensive eye-liner brush from the drugstore and use this instead of the brushes that come with the product. It allows for more controlled and direct application. Hope that helps!
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July 26, 2015
Answer: Dark Circles from Latisse One of the side effects of Latisse is minor coloring of the skin that you apply the product to. This can look like a light pink line above the lashes (like an eyeliner line). Be sure that you are not allowing any excess product to drip on any other part of your face or eye. This could increase growth of hair in those areas as well as light pigmentation. Luckily, this coloration is reversible and will disappear after stopping the application for several weeks to a couple months. The dark circle under the eye could possibly be from trace amounts of solution getting on the lower lid, especially if you are using Latisse on the lower lid line.To avoid this from happening, only use minimal amount of product (a little goes a long way!) and only use on your upper lashes. You can also purchase an inexpensive eye-liner brush from the drugstore and use this instead of the brushes that come with the product. It allows for more controlled and direct application. Hope that helps!
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Answer: Dark Circles beneath the eyes assoc. with Latisse If you apply Latisse on the lower eyelashes then there is a risk that the product will spill onto the skin of the lower eyelid. This can cause a staining of the skin since it is capable of hyperpigmentation in this area.
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Answer: Dark Circles beneath the eyes assoc. with Latisse If you apply Latisse on the lower eyelashes then there is a risk that the product will spill onto the skin of the lower eyelid. This can cause a staining of the skin since it is capable of hyperpigmentation in this area.
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