Yes, that stuff is said to really grow the lashes well. Nice eye!

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Gorgeous eye is right, and I just saw your pic on the other thread Cindy. You do have beautiful hair too. Sooo pretty!

But is Latisse one you have to worry about your eye changing color? Or am I wrong on that? Sorry, I have not read all of the threads on this here.

I have a friend who works one day a month (bookkeeping) for a cosmetic derm and she told me that some people have had their blue or green eyes darken to brown. Not all, but some. I can't remember if it was Latisse though.

Your eyes and lashes are beautiful.

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Latisse is not as strong as Lumigan the (glaucoma drops) so the iris darkening is less common with Latisse that is why they (Allergan) made it less strong since is technically over the counter. In Paris- Lumigan is however, is over the counter and 40.00 dollars a bottle compared to 125.00 for watered down Latisse. I used to get lumigan from my derm - I have green eyes no darkening and my best friend with blue eyes had no darkening with lumigan.

It's applied with a small brush kind of like an eyeliner. Just don't get the stuff in your eye.

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no take a clean eyeliner brush and paint it to the top lashes like liquid eyeliner. don't use it as drops. I like nu lash better is 150 last as least 6months or longer. as oppsed to 125 per month for latisse. nu lash you can buy at saks fifth avenue or nieman marcus or the website. Latisse makes them grow longer and darker. Nu lash makes them grow longer not as long but thcker with also more curl. just a matter of preference.

Cindy you have gorgeous eyes and amazing lashes,my lashes are the complete opposite of yours.

Just wanted to direct everyone to another thread on Latisse/Lumegan for informational purposes. I've used Latisse since April and have not had brown pigmentation. I prefer the lesser strength since it still grows and darkens eyelashes and seems safer.

http://missjfacialplasticsurgery.com/missjforum/yaf_postst4393_Eyelash-Growth-combined-with-Dry-Eye-relief.aspx

I've been using Latisse for the last few months and stopped because it made my lids so red. I get extensions though, so it is hard to tell how well it worked. My lash lady told me to start using something........now she says my lashes grow so fast. Residual effect maybe? May need another round soon. I'm addicted to lashes now.

Latisse and Lumigan are the same strength, 0.03% mg/ml bimatoprost. I've also heard this from some derms. When Lumigan is used for treating glaucoma it's applied directly in the eye, so can be more potentially risky long term in regards to side effects.
However, when people use Lumigan for growing lashes, it can be used exactly the same as Latisse. I've used Lumigan for over a year, with a small eyeliner brush ( I alternate brushes and cleanse them well) and have great results as well. I also know several other women who use Lumigan and some even longer time than I have. Some derms have prescribed 'off label' use of lash growth
but many won't, especially now with Latisse being marketed solely for lash growth.
But I've bought Lumigan online from an Indian pharmacy and it cost approx $15 a bottle. Even with the shipping it ended up way less expensive than Latisse, and I got a few bottles. The reason it's way cheaper is because drugs are just way overpriced in the U.S. and the same pharmaceutical companies have plants in different countries which manufacture exact same product for cheaper. The bottles I got are labelled the same as Lumigan sold here. I was a bit skeptical at first, but it really works, and now only use it 3 x wk, or 2 if I forget, but my lashes are still longer than ever.
I have brown eyes, but I know people with green or blue eyes also using the
Lumigan from online overseas pharmacies, and they haven't had any iris darkening.

My friend got the Latisse and we have similar results.
Latisse is great if you don't mind paying for it, but I'd rather save some money if can get same results with Lumigan. I think the Indian pharmacy (alldaychemist) started to require prescriptions for Lumigan last year, since it seems too many people were ordering and the manufacturer (Allergan) must have pressured them, since they obviously don't want to lose money from selling the more expensive Latisse.
But they sell a generic from another manufacturer, which is supposed to contain same ingred. But I haven't tried that one since I still have some Lumigan left.

Well, the FDA approved it as something you need a prescription to use. So right there, you know anything you need a script for is going to have some side effects.

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