Wish you had longer, thicker eyelashes? Look no further!

How Does Latisse Work?

According to studies, Latisse lengthens, thickens and darkens eyelashes via a process that isn’t fully understood.
Like the hair on your head, eyelashes sprout, grow for a while and eventually fall out.
Latisse both extends the growth phase and increases the number of hairs that sprout.

You apply Latisse by dabbing it on the upper lash line each night with the sterile applicators supplied.
The drug spreads to your lower lash line automatically as you blink.
According to the manufacturer, you should never apply it in your eye or onto your lower lid.
Before you apply, your face must be clean and your makeup and contact lenses removed.

Always discard each applicator after one use. Re-using applicators, even just once the next evening,
can cause serious problems, such as an eye infection or allergic reaction. And apply it carefully,
since Latisse may promote hair growth on other skin areas.

After two months of nightly use, you may begin to see results.
After three or four months, your doctor may recommend a treatment schedule of every two days.
If you stop using Latisse, your eyelashes will gradually return to their former state.

Study participants experienced these results after 16 weeks:

• Eyelash length increased by 25 percent.
• Thickness and fullness increased by 106 percent.
• Eyelash darkness increased by 18 percent.