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Typically eyelash products have similar side effects such as, redness, irritation and itching. There should be an information sheet within the package to educate you on the product. Any further questions I would contact the provider or manufacturer of the product.
Latisse is the only FDA-approved product for growing longer, darker, and fuller eyelashes. The active ingredient requires a prescription so there are no over-the-counter substitutes.
Revitalash is not an FDA-approved product. But general side effects would be eye irritation, redness, skin discoloration, itching, or swelling. Those are pretty general for any eye products. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
If applied as directed you should not see any signs of periorbital fat loss. Although, this can be a side effect if prolonged administration in the eye. Hope this helps.
Your baby should be fine regardless of the use. Continue to not use Latisse through your pregnancy and you can resume after the birth of your child. Congrats!
The key is to wait about 15 minutes after applying Latisse before re-inserting as this gives the product enough time to dry. The product can adversely affect your lenses, which is why they should be removed before application.
The eyelash hair cycle can take months depending on the person. Latisse can help speed up the process in lengthening eyelashes - ensure you are careful upon application as you do not want to get this product in your eye. If you don't have eyelashes this may be more of a risk. Also, silica...
You can continue wearing contacts when you're using Latisse. The key is to wait about 15 minutes after applying Latisse before re-inserting as this gives the product enough time to dry.
Latisse is the only FDA approved eyelash treatment. There are others on the market, but they are not FDA approved so their active ingredients and scientific research are not available. Your call if you want to stop using Latisse and try one of these other brands, but know that their safety,...
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