Been a Latisse User for the Last Year & Highly Recommend It - Seattle, WA

sorry for the low-quality photo - but you can kind of see my longer lashes

A friend also recommended trying Rapidlash, which doesn't require a prescription & is less expensive than Latisse. Amazon sells it for $30. Check it out!

I've had short, straight eyelashes all my life & have always wished for fuller, longer ones. Two friends of mine became Latisse users a few years ago & swore by it, so I decided to give it a try a year ago. I ordered it online. At the time, I paid $50 for one bottle, but the site often runs 2-for-1 deals at lower prices.I started out using it once nightly & started to see results w/in the first two weeks. My eyelashes got both longer & fuller & started curling naturally. After several months of nightly use, I started using it a lot every few days instead, sometimes going a full week w/o an application. The instructions claim that your lashes will return to their original state w/o consistent usage, so I wanted to test that - & I never saw a decrease in length or fullness, they only stayed at the same level w/o nightly use.After a year's time, I'm still using the original bottle I'd ordered. One tip one of my friends gave me was to throw away the brushes they send w/ the bottle - I just use the same makeup brush to apply it nightly, & the brush is much finer so you can use less to more effect.Since I started using it, a bunch of rival products that are less expensive have hit the market. I haven't switched to a different brand but may consider it in the future. I also never suffered from any side effects, like eye-color change, etc. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone who's interested in longer lashes!