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[...] moved to try growth enhancers like RevitaLash or Talika. Falsies remind me of hairpieces, and lash extensions – crafted from human hair – sound creepy and desperate. And yet now, because [...]

[...] longer and darker, but honestly I’d rather spend the same amount of money for lash extensions that are dramatically thicker and longer.  Plus the monthly upkeep of them is $40- [...]

[...] to apply falsies every day, so we rely on mascara to do most of the work. Another option is lash extensions, and I have friends who love them, but the process sounds a little too high-maintenance even [...]

[...] lush, full lashes. By Liesa Goins WebMD Feature Reviewed by Debra Jaliman, MD Want longer, thicker lashes? Start with these six lash lifesavers. Take it easy. Never tug at your lashes, and avoid [...]

[...] lashes. By Liesa Goins WebMD Feature Reviewed by Debra Jaliman, MD Want longer, thicker lashes? Start with these six lash lifesavers. Take it easy. Never tug at your lashes, and avoid [...]

[...] it is so pricey!  I started noticing longer lashes after 3-4 weeks of use, and slightly thicker lashes after 3 months. Here’s 4 months after using Latisse (2 bottles worth): Each bottle [...]

[...] Found this article HERE Latisse is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis and the growth of eyelashes. Regular application of Latisse will make [...]

[...] Found this article HERE Latisse is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis and the growth of eyelashes. Regular application of Latisse will make [...]

[...] and Skinmedica. Latisse (bimatoprost ophthalmic solution) 0.03% is the first and only prescription treatment approved by the FDA for inadequate or sparse eyelashes. Over 5 million Latisse kits/ [...]

[...] a short hop to the hairline.” Allergan, the health care company that manufactures the eyelash enhancer, is currently testing the safety and efficacy of a new formulation of bimatoprost, the [...]

[...] (a pill), are FDA-approved as hair-loss treatments. But because Latisse is approved as an eyelash enhancer, doctors are free to prescribe it at their discretion. Gaiser said her doctor was reluctant [...]

[...] : growing hair on your dome. No one tracks just how many doctors across the country are using Latisse off-label to target hair loss, but Dr. Alan Bauman, a Boca Raton, Fla., board-certified hair [...]

[...] by 2013,” Van Hove said. Shapiro said some dermatologists have been prescribing Latisse off-label for scalp and brows for more than two years. But others are waiting for safety data. “ [...]

Found this article HERE By: Dr. Irwin Many of our patients and SkinTour readers have questions about Latisse.  Does it work, what is it, is it safe [...]

Found this article HERE By: Dr. Irwin Many of our patients and SkinTour readers have questions about Latisse.  Does it work, what is [...]

Found this article HERE By Joanne Chen WebMD Commentary from “Marie Claire” Magazine By Joanne Chen It turns out a glaucoma medication can make l [...]

Found this article HERE By Joanne Chen WebMD Commentary from “Marie Claire” Magazine By Joanne Chen It turns out a glaucoma medic [...]

[...] cosmetic reasons? Joanne Chen does the honors. When glaucoma sufferers started using the eye-drop drug Lumigan eight years ago, who knew there’d [...] [...]

[...] cosmetic reasons? Joanne Chen does the honors. When glaucoma sufferers started using the eye-drop drug Lumigan eight years ago, who knew there’d be fringe benefits: longer, lusher, darker [...]

[...] Found this article HERE By: Ashley Monroe Luscious, thick as well as full length eyelashes is considered as one of the marks of real beauty. [...]

[...] Found this article HERE By: Ashley Monroe Luscious, thick as well as full length eyelashes is considered as one of the marks of real  [...]