Will I be able to use the new Latisse eyelash extension mascara if I wear contacts?
Answer: Latisse and Contact Lens Users Latisse can be used by contact lens wearers. On the Allergan website for Latisse, there are directions for use. The first step to using Latisse is to remove makeup and contact lenses from the eyes. Latisse can also cause dryness of the eyes, which may cause increased irritation in patients who are using contact lenses.
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Answer: Latisse and Contact Lens Users Latisse can be used by contact lens wearers. On the Allergan website for Latisse, there are directions for use. The first step to using Latisse is to remove makeup and contact lenses from the eyes. Latisse can also cause dryness of the eyes, which may cause increased irritation in patients who are using contact lenses.
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Answer: Yes Remove your contact lenses before applying, and wait about 15 minutes afterward before re-inserting.
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Answer: Yes Remove your contact lenses before applying, and wait about 15 minutes afterward before re-inserting.
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January 12, 2011
Answer: Latisse can be used with contacts
Latisse can be safely used even if you wear contacts. The medication is applied to the root of the eyelashes only to promote growth. From El Paso.
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January 12, 2011
Answer: Latisse can be used with contacts
Latisse can be safely used even if you wear contacts. The medication is applied to the root of the eyelashes only to promote growth. From El Paso.
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November 19, 2010
Answer: Latisse for contact lens wearers
Latisse can safely be used by individuals who wear contact lenses. I find it is easiest for my patients to use the Latisse once they have washed off all of their makeup and removed their contact lenses, immediately before going to sleep. If needed, contact lenses can be reinserted 15 minutes after Latisse application to the eyelashes.
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November 19, 2010
Answer: Latisse for contact lens wearers
Latisse can safely be used by individuals who wear contact lenses. I find it is easiest for my patients to use the Latisse once they have washed off all of their makeup and removed their contact lenses, immediately before going to sleep. If needed, contact lenses can be reinserted 15 minutes after Latisse application to the eyelashes.
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October 13, 2010
Answer: Latisse in Contact wearing patients.....
Yes. Always remove all your makeup and contact lenses prior to applying Latisse. Latisse is applied to the base of your eyelids. Wait 5 - 10 minutes before inserting your contacts as this will give the Latisse plenty of time to dry and absorb.
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October 13, 2010
Answer: Latisse in Contact wearing patients.....
Yes. Always remove all your makeup and contact lenses prior to applying Latisse. Latisse is applied to the base of your eyelids. Wait 5 - 10 minutes before inserting your contacts as this will give the Latisse plenty of time to dry and absorb.
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August 29, 2010
Answer: Latisse and Contact lenses
Yes. Latisse can be used safely in people that wear contacts. I recommended that you remove all makeup and contact lenses before applying Latisse. Contacts can be inserted after 15 minutes of applying Latisse. Since most people remove their contact before going to bed, I also recommend applying Latisse at night before going to bed. It just work out well.
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August 29, 2010
Answer: Latisse and Contact lenses
Yes. Latisse can be used safely in people that wear contacts. I recommended that you remove all makeup and contact lenses before applying Latisse. Contacts can be inserted after 15 minutes of applying Latisse. Since most people remove their contact before going to bed, I also recommend applying Latisse at night before going to bed. It just work out well.
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