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[quote=Anonymous]I think a lot of the lash products do like pubes they are so long and coarse looking, but after staring at so many photos I bought it, figured I'd try it and stop when it got crazy... and am scared to use it and will just have to resell it.

After I bought it I googled (which is unlike me- I'd normally do that first) and saw that it can cause styes especially in those with dry eyes.

I just had lasic surgery and was diagnosed with dry eyes prior to having the procedure. The dr told me my genetic type (British/Nordic, pale eyes, skin, blonde) is predisposed to styes and dry eyes. I haven't had either (never noticed dry eyes but can see blood vessels/bloodshot at times) and I don't want styes.

My mother had them for a few years and I can remember everyone thinking she was so stylish always in huge shades- but she was embarrassed to go out without them due to the ongoing issue (didn't know it was genetic at the time- she wondered what caused it, had to have one surgically removed).

Knowing this, I can not use this stuff. It's not just 'dirty lashes' as a pp stated. If you are prone to styes or dry eyes (which you may not even know) or have a family history, read up on it and think twice.

I think of it like 'do you easily get ingrown hairs? Red dots when you shave? Would you break out if you rubbed oil on your pores? If so, using this oily follicle-blocking product is not for you.

My lashes aren't bad- I was just being vain, wondering if they could be better, naturally. I'm not into false lashes/extensions/tube mascara so I'm just sticking to regular mascara and looking normal.

I just wanted to pass this along- wish I'd read it here before I bought it.[/quote]

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