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Can I trim my lashes while using Latisse? (photo)

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curiosity99Aug 28, 2018

My lashes have always been long, but very thin, light, and whispy at the ends. Latisse has provided wonderful results!! but my tips are still whispy. If i trim the whispy ends, will the lashes grow in thicker?

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