It’s no secret. They’re real.
So go ahead, and be jealous.

At one point in my wise life, I started wearing false lashes everyday. The more I wore them, the more I was addicted because obviously, they make you look prettier. They make your eyes look bigger. And they make you look more feminine. However, I HATED the fact that they were fake. And I hated that they would start peeling and come off through the day. Not to mention, you can’t go swimming, go for a body massage… and a lot of other things because well, you’d ruin your lashes or they’d fall off.
And then… all of a sudden, a whole bunch of lash growing serums started appearing. And as skeptical as I was, I couldn’t stop imagining how sweeeet it would be to have naturally long lashes… and to be able to apply mascara to something longer than a 5mm stump. (Not really, but almost.)
And it worked. I used the FDA approved treatment, Latisse, and my lashes have grown longer, thicker and darker. They say a bottle lasts you 1 month, but I’ve been using Latisse for 5 months and I’m only on my 2nd bottle. When I first got it, I used it everyday. Now that my lashes are at a good length, I use it every few days.
Like all things, there are some potential side effects such as darkening of the eye lid area (which is reversed if application is stopped), iris pigmentation (which did not occur in clinical studies but would be permanent), dryness etc etc. And, it is only recommended to be applied to your upper lashes… because if you apply them elsewhere, unwanted hair growth my occur. And it’s true. I used it on my lower lashes and they grew… but so did some peach fuzz right under the lower corner of my eyes. BUT it was not noticeable. And I stopped. So it’s gone.
Main point is, it works. But there are side effects. Just like tanning, laser eye surgery, laser hair removal, vitamin supplements, using your cell phone too much… consuming alcohol. Aside from Latisse which you need to get prescribed, a few of my gal pals have used over-the-counter lash growth serums and they seem to work too.
What do you think?
XO,

PS. I think this is the most content I’ve ever written. Kudos to me!
[ Note: mascara applied to lashes in both images ]