So I was in the shower and so idk why but I cut my eyelashes and the left eyelashes are longer than the right. I cut them like a year ago on December something 2016 and the left eyelashes are still longer than the right. My friends say it won't grow back so idk.
January 31, 2018
Answer: Latisse Simply cutting the lashes, without damaging the follicle, should not affect the length of future lashes in subsequent growth cycles. I would think in one year's time, you would no longer see the effects of having cut your lashes. Nevertheless, Latisse does improve lash length and thickness, though I would recommend it be applied to lashes on both the right and left. Thus, I'm not sure it would solve your problem of having shorter lashes on the right, though I think if the growth is abundant enough it should overcome any previous discrepancy in lash length between the left and right sides. Good luck!
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January 31, 2018
Answer: Latisse Simply cutting the lashes, without damaging the follicle, should not affect the length of future lashes in subsequent growth cycles. I would think in one year's time, you would no longer see the effects of having cut your lashes. Nevertheless, Latisse does improve lash length and thickness, though I would recommend it be applied to lashes on both the right and left. Thus, I'm not sure it would solve your problem of having shorter lashes on the right, though I think if the growth is abundant enough it should overcome any previous discrepancy in lash length between the left and right sides. Good luck!
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January 31, 2018
Answer: Latisse Latisse is a great product for you to use to regrow and extend the hair follicle growth cycle. Latisse is FDA approved and it works as long you use it continuously for the first 6 weeks. Latisse can only be used at nights. If Latisse does not work after trying it consistently, I would recommend seeing your nearest Dermatologist for a consultation.
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January 31, 2018
Answer: Latisse Latisse is a great product for you to use to regrow and extend the hair follicle growth cycle. Latisse is FDA approved and it works as long you use it continuously for the first 6 weeks. Latisse can only be used at nights. If Latisse does not work after trying it consistently, I would recommend seeing your nearest Dermatologist for a consultation.
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