I think that more women are using Latisse/eyelash growers

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Anonymous wrote:probably false. False is all the trend right now.

But they always look so incredibly natural

You can put in individual strands, making the completely false look much more realistic. People can dye their lashes, they can use lash extensions... there's quite a bit that people can do. Heck, topically applied castor oil can make your lashes grow.

I just threw up a little.

Why? You're not eating it. What a bizarre response.

Maybe this is the poster who didn't know her eyes could roll so hard when she first heard of a millet roll.

No! I am the one who posted the millet roll story. I (stupidly) drank a bottle of castor oil trying to induce labor, and now every time I think about castor oil, I remember the feeling of it in my throat and it makes me gag and shudder. I would love to have longer eyelashes, but I don't think I could stomach it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I've noticed a lot of fake lashes. I don't know about Latisse usage. I'm just glad I have thick dark lashes, especially for a blonde, since I don't wear makeup and I don't need to.

Way to gloat!

I'm sure this is what PP really looks like:

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I've noticed a lot of fake lashes. I don't know about Latisse usage. I'm just glad I have thick dark lashes, especially for a blonde, since I don't wear makeup and I don't need to.

Way to gloat!

What I meant to say was that I don't wear makeup and I don't WANT to.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've noticed a lot of fake lashes. I don't know about Latisse usage. I'm just glad I have thick dark lashes, especially for a blonde, since I don't wear makeup and I don't need to.

Way to gloat!

I'm sure this is what PP really looks like:

OH.MY.GOD!!!!
How the hell did you get my facebook profile pic? Freaky!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Many of my friends are wearing the false eyelashes that last 2 weeks.. Too much $$$ or I just don't care that much. It's probably my age ... Why I notice it more.

What lashes last two weeks and where do you get them?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Many of my friends are wearing the false eyelashes that last 2 weeks.. Too much $$$ or I just don't care that much. It's probably my age ... Why I notice it more.

What lashes last two weeks and where do you get them?

Ha ha, I thought she meant many of her friends had been waring them for the last two weeks, as in, this is a BRAND NEW TREND.

[Anonymous]

Young is in

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:probably false. False is all the trend right now.

But they always look so incredibly natural

Probably extensions, not the kind of spider sized kind you glue on from the drug store.

[Anonymous]

Latisse and Careprost will make your lashes super long.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:careful…Latisse can change eye color. See another thread on this

+100

I'm a blue-eyed dark brunette and my eyes are my 'thing'. I get compliments all of the time.

I read reviews and way too scared of my eye color darkening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:probably false. False is all the trend right now.

But they always look so incredibly natural

You can put in individual strands, making the completely false look much more realistic. People can dye their lashes, they can use lash extensions... there's quite a bit that people can do. Heck, topically applied castor oil can make your lashes grow.

I just threw up a little.

Why? You're not eating it. What a bizarre response.

Maybe this is the poster who didn't know her eyes could roll so hard when she first heard of a millet roll.

No! I am the one who posted the millet roll story. I (stupidly) drank a bottle of castor oil trying to induce labor, and now every time I think about castor oil, I remember the feeling of it in my throat and it makes me gag and shudder. I would love to have longer eyelashes, but I don't think I could stomach it.

You don't drink the castor oil to make your lashes longer, you apply it along the lash line with a q-tip, hence the phrase "topically applied."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Many of my friends are wearing the false eyelashes that last 2 weeks.. Too much $$$ or I just don't care that much. It's probably my age ... Why I notice it more.

What lashes last two weeks and where do you get them?

I didn't ask where after I asked how much. I guess at spas. Maybe somebody can enlighten us.

Yes, they stay nice for 2 weeks at which point you need to go back and have new ones put on.

P.s. They look real.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Many of my friends are wearing the false eyelashes that last 2 weeks.. Too much $$$ or I just don't care that much. It's probably my age ... Why I notice it more.

What lashes last two weeks and where do you get them?

I didn't ask where after I asked how much. I guess at spas. Maybe somebody can enlighten us.

Yes, they stay nice for 2 weeks at which point you need to go back and have new ones put on.

P.s. They look real.

How much?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Many of my friends are wearing the false eyelashes that last 2 weeks.. Too much $$$ or I just don't care that much. It's probably my age ... Why I notice it more.

What lashes last two weeks and where do you get them?

I didn't ask where after I asked how much. I guess at spas. Maybe somebody can enlighten us.

Yes, they stay nice for 2 weeks at which point you need to go back and have new ones put on.

P.s. They look real.

How much?

She was paying $40 each time so $80/month.

[Anonymous]

Latisse!! I use it. I have brown eyes anyway, but I heard that the only time they ever changed anyone's eye color was when the product was used as eye drops for glaucoma.