How wet should my lashes be when applying Latisse?

You want your eyelashes first to be clean from any make-up and oils. Once your eyelashes are dry you should put one to two drops of Latisse on the eye brush. This will make your eyelashes damp. If you have any excess Latisse use a Q-tip or tissue to absorb  the remaining product. 

You want to make sure that you've removed all of your eye makeup before latisse to your dry/damp lashes. Obviously, the latisse will make them wet. Make sure to clean up any excess product with a q-tip. Best, Dr. Nazarian

Latisse should be applied to the lash line, not the lashes themselves. And the lashes should be dry prior to application.

Thank you for your question. Lashes should be clean and dry and should only be applied with the sterile applicators. Consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for exact instructions.

Latisse should be applied to the base of the upper lashes when the lashes are dry or mildly damp.  If the lashes are very wet, it may inhibit the product's absorption.

Latisse should be used and applied to clean, dry eyelids every night before bedtime. Blot any excess solution beyond the eyelid margin. 

The normal application of LATISSE is to the base of the lashes with both  lashes and skin dry. Wet lashes/skin might result in less than ideal results if the additional water prevented tissues from absorbing the recommended amount of medication.

You don't need a lot of Latisse when doing your application.  Too much can cause eye irritation.  1-2 drops on your applicator brush is sufficient for both eyes(total not per eye), you don't need to use more than this. When you reference wet vs. damp, damp is better.  You only need to apply this to the base of the upper lashes each night before bed.  Lower lash application is not needed/recommended.

Great question! Lashes should be clean (without makeup) and dry before application with the sterile Latisse applicator. I have pasted a link to the Latisse website that also gives good tips for applying.