(LATISSE) GROW YOUR LASHES NO BULLSHIT [GTFIH]

[resting]

Latisse (bimatoprost 0.03%) is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis or more commonly known as The Lack Of Eye Lashes

Spoiler: Why is latisse good?

WHY IS LATISSE SO GOOD. ????

Latisse is the only FDA-approved treatment proven to grow eyelashes longer, thicker. Unlike serums or mascaras that just coat lashes temporarily, it actually changes the growth cycle extending the phase where lashes actively grow. Results are quite fascinating, typically visible within 4 weeks and full at around 16 weeks. For anyone with naturally short lashes it's the best solution.

Spoiler: Safety warnings

SAFETY WARNINGS
Risk of iris colour change (permanent)

Bimatoprost can permanently darken the iris in people with mixed-colour irises (e.g. blue-brown, green-brown). Why? Bimatoprost is classified as a prostaglandin analogue, which is a group of drugs. These compounds can stimulate melanocytes, which are the cells responsible for producing pigment (melanin) in the iris.
tldr; DO NOT USE LATISSE IF YOU HAVE HETEROCHROMIC IRISES.


Intraocular pressure

Bimatoprost is used in higher doses to treat glaucoma. While cosmetic Latisse doses are lower, people with a history of eye pressure problems.

Skin darkening around the eye

Repeated contact with skin can cause darkening (hyperpigmentation) of the eyelid skin, may take months for this to occur, can be easily solved by blotting excess solution reduces this risk.

Spoiler: Symptoms

CONTINUE WITH YOUR OWN RISK IF YOU EXPERIENCE THESE SYMPTOMS

• Eye redness or irritation
• Sudden vision changes
• Eye pain or pressure
• Itching or discharge
• Swelling of the eyelids
• Eyelid skin rash

REGULAR SYMPTOMS

• Mild itching at application site
• Slight eye redness (first couple of days)

Spoiler: HOW TO USE

WHERE TO APPLY?
The most important safety rule is upper lash line only never apply it directly to the lower lid. The solution migrates naturally when you blink, so the lower lashes get treated without you needing to apply it there.

The permanent iris colour change warning is the most serious long-term risk. It only affects people with mixed-coloured irises, and it could be permanent, so do at your own risks

Spoiler: RESULTS

RESULTS

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[iamnotgrayipromise]

what about fat loss, some people say there is a chance of that happening

 

[resting]

what about fat loss, some people say there is a chance of that happening

When the solution migrates into the eye socket area over time, it can reduce the volume of the orbital fat pad

just make sure you do the following :

• Apply as close to the lash roots as possible rather than on the lid skin itself
• Avoid letting the solution pool at the inner corner of the eye
• Don't apply more than once nightly

 

[resting]

flopped thread tsk,

 

[resting]

water ass thread.

 

[Raf_slv10]

Latisse (bimatoprost 0.03%) is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis or more commonly known as The Lack Of Eye Lashes

Spoiler: Why is latisse good?

WHY IS LATISSE SO GOOD. ????

Latisse is the only FDA-approved treatment proven to grow eyelashes longer, thicker. Unlike serums or mascaras that just coat lashes temporarily, it actually changes the growth cycle extending the phase where lashes actively grow. Results are quite fascinating, typically visible within 4 weeks and full at around 16 weeks. For anyone with naturally short lashes it's the best solution.

Spoiler: Safety warnings

SAFETY WARNINGS
Risk of iris colour change (permanent)

Bimatoprost can permanently darken the iris in people with mixed-colour irises (e.g. blue-brown, green-brown). Why? Bimatoprost is classified as a prostaglandin analogue, which is a group of drugs. These compounds can stimulate melanocytes, which are the cells responsible for producing pigment (melanin) in the iris.
tldr; DO NOT USE LATISSE IF YOU HAVE HETEROCHROMIC IRISES.


Intraocular pressure

Bimatoprost is used in higher doses to treat glaucoma. While cosmetic Latisse doses are lower, people with a history of eye pressure problems.

Skin darkening around the eye

Repeated contact with skin can cause darkening (hyperpigmentation) of the eyelid skin, may take months for this to occur, can be easily solved by blotting excess solution reduces this risk.

Spoiler: Symptoms

CONTINUE WITH YOUR OWN RISK IF YOU EXPERIENCE THESE SYMPTOMS

• Eye redness or irritation
• Sudden vision changes
• Eye pain or pressure
• Itching or discharge
• Swelling of the eyelids
• Eyelid skin rash

REGULAR SYMPTOMS

• Mild itching at application site
• Slight eye redness (first couple of days)

Spoiler: HOW TO USE

WHERE TO APPLY?
The most important safety rule is upper lash line only never apply it directly to the lower lid. The solution migrates naturally when you blink, so the lower lashes get treated without you needing to apply it there.

The permanent iris colour change warning is the most serious long-term risk. It only affects people with mixed-coloured irises, and it could be permanent, so do at your own risks

Spoiler: RESULTS

RESULTS
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good thread

 

[Raf_slv10]

Latisse (bimatoprost 0.03%) is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis or more commonly known as The Lack Of Eye Lashes

Spoiler: Why is latisse good?

WHY IS LATISSE SO GOOD. ????

Latisse is the only FDA-approved treatment proven to grow eyelashes longer, thicker. Unlike serums or mascaras that just coat lashes temporarily, it actually changes the growth cycle extending the phase where lashes actively grow. Results are quite fascinating, typically visible within 4 weeks and full at around 16 weeks. For anyone with naturally short lashes it's the best solution.

Spoiler: Safety warnings

SAFETY WARNINGS
Risk of iris colour change (permanent)

Bimatoprost can permanently darken the iris in people with mixed-colour irises (e.g. blue-brown, green-brown). Why? Bimatoprost is classified as a prostaglandin analogue, which is a group of drugs. These compounds can stimulate melanocytes, which are the cells responsible for producing pigment (melanin) in the iris.
tldr; DO NOT USE LATISSE IF YOU HAVE HETEROCHROMIC IRISES.


Intraocular pressure

Bimatoprost is used in higher doses to treat glaucoma. While cosmetic Latisse doses are lower, people with a history of eye pressure problems.

Skin darkening around the eye

Repeated contact with skin can cause darkening (hyperpigmentation) of the eyelid skin, may take months for this to occur, can be easily solved by blotting excess solution reduces this risk.

Spoiler: Symptoms

CONTINUE WITH YOUR OWN RISK IF YOU EXPERIENCE THESE SYMPTOMS

• Eye redness or irritation
• Sudden vision changes
• Eye pain or pressure
• Itching or discharge
• Swelling of the eyelids
• Eyelid skin rash

REGULAR SYMPTOMS

• Mild itching at application site
• Slight eye redness (first couple of days)

Spoiler: HOW TO USE

WHERE TO APPLY?
The most important safety rule is upper lash line only never apply it directly to the lower lid. The solution migrates naturally when you blink, so the lower lashes get treated without you needing to apply it there.

The permanent iris colour change warning is the most serious long-term risk. It only affects people with mixed-coloured irises, and it could be permanent, so do at your own risks

Spoiler: RESULTS

RESULTS
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do you use that ?

 

[stnr74]

Latisse (bimatoprost 0.03%) is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis or more commonly known as The Lack Of Eye Lashes

Spoiler: Why is latisse good?

WHY IS LATISSE SO GOOD. ????

Latisse is the only FDA-approved treatment proven to grow eyelashes longer, thicker. Unlike serums or mascaras that just coat lashes temporarily, it actually changes the growth cycle extending the phase where lashes actively grow. Results are quite fascinating, typically visible within 4 weeks and full at around 16 weeks. For anyone with naturally short lashes it's the best solution.

Spoiler: Safety warnings

SAFETY WARNINGS
Risk of iris colour change (permanent)

Bimatoprost can permanently darken the iris in people with mixed-colour irises (e.g. blue-brown, green-brown). Why? Bimatoprost is classified as a prostaglandin analogue, which is a group of drugs. These compounds can stimulate melanocytes, which are the cells responsible for producing pigment (melanin) in the iris.
tldr; DO NOT USE LATISSE IF YOU HAVE HETEROCHROMIC IRISES.


Intraocular pressure

Bimatoprost is used in higher doses to treat glaucoma. While cosmetic Latisse doses are lower, people with a history of eye pressure problems.

Skin darkening around the eye

Repeated contact with skin can cause darkening (hyperpigmentation) of the eyelid skin, may take months for this to occur, can be easily solved by blotting excess solution reduces this risk.

Spoiler: Symptoms

CONTINUE WITH YOUR OWN RISK IF YOU EXPERIENCE THESE SYMPTOMS

• Eye redness or irritation
• Sudden vision changes
• Eye pain or pressure
• Itching or discharge
• Swelling of the eyelids
• Eyelid skin rash

REGULAR SYMPTOMS

• Mild itching at application site
• Slight eye redness (first couple of days)

Spoiler: HOW TO USE

WHERE TO APPLY?
The most important safety rule is upper lash line only never apply it directly to the lower lid. The solution migrates naturally when you blink, so the lower lashes get treated without you needing to apply it there.

The permanent iris colour change warning is the most serious long-term risk. It only affects people with mixed-coloured irises, and it could be permanent, so do at your own risks

Spoiler: RESULTS

RESULTS
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Mirin

 

[resting]

do you use that ?

Personally not yet, but i think i will be experimenting with it soon, you just gotta be really careful with dosages n such.

 

[Bipolar2Cel]

Long eyelashes definitely mogs and halos you. I hyper-respond to minoxidil eyelashes-wise but can at least vouch for longer eyelashes being OP as fuck. Can probably never have too long eyelashes as a guy, realistically, as in the boost you get from minoxidil or bimatoprost being too much. You will also make women jealous which turns into admiration and attraction and also reminds them they are dumb cows using cope mascara to try and emulate something you mog them in "naturally" as a GUY.

So yeah no experience with bimatoprost personally and probably minoxidil already caps my anagen phase for them for me personally at it is but again I can at least vouch for longer eyelashes being OP and that women are impressed by it and even a bit jealous on some level. So basically never wrong or a bad idea to try to grower longer eyelashes as a guy for looksmaxxing basically probably.

ALSO my eyelashes pretty much never fall down into my eyes anymore, they are too long and end up getting stuck on other eyelashes or sometimes even in my eyebrows. Almost never get those times when you have to stand in a mirror and try to fish one of those eyelashes that fell into your eye anymore. I am not even joking about this. And yes when I pull on my eyebrows at the end of some days I can find eyelashes that got stuck in them lol. If I squint my eyebrows some eyelashes get stuck/caught in them nowadays.

Edit: I already had long eyelashes as a baseline which got comments from women before but now they are like some anime-tier shit.

 

[iblameebi]

Latisse (bimatoprost 0.03%) is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis or more commonly known as The Lack Of Eye Lashes

Spoiler: Why is latisse good?

WHY IS LATISSE SO GOOD. ????

Latisse is the only FDA-approved treatment proven to grow eyelashes longer, thicker. Unlike serums or mascaras that just coat lashes temporarily, it actually changes the growth cycle extending the phase where lashes actively grow. Results are quite fascinating, typically visible within 4 weeks and full at around 16 weeks. For anyone with naturally short lashes it's the best solution.

Spoiler: Safety warnings

SAFETY WARNINGS
Risk of iris colour change (permanent)

Bimatoprost can permanently darken the iris in people with mixed-colour irises (e.g. blue-brown, green-brown). Why? Bimatoprost is classified as a prostaglandin analogue, which is a group of drugs. These compounds can stimulate melanocytes, which are the cells responsible for producing pigment (melanin) in the iris.
tldr; DO NOT USE LATISSE IF YOU HAVE HETEROCHROMIC IRISES.


Intraocular pressure

Bimatoprost is used in higher doses to treat glaucoma. While cosmetic Latisse doses are lower, people with a history of eye pressure problems.

Skin darkening around the eye

Repeated contact with skin can cause darkening (hyperpigmentation) of the eyelid skin, may take months for this to occur, can be easily solved by blotting excess solution reduces this risk.

Spoiler: Symptoms

CONTINUE WITH YOUR OWN RISK IF YOU EXPERIENCE THESE SYMPTOMS

• Eye redness or irritation
• Sudden vision changes
• Eye pain or pressure
• Itching or discharge
• Swelling of the eyelids
• Eyelid skin rash

REGULAR SYMPTOMS

• Mild itching at application site
• Slight eye redness (first couple of days)

Spoiler: HOW TO USE

WHERE TO APPLY?
The most important safety rule is upper lash line only never apply it directly to the lower lid. The solution migrates naturally when you blink, so the lower lashes get treated without you needing to apply it there.

The permanent iris colour change warning is the most serious long-term risk. It only affects people with mixed-coloured irises, and it could be permanent, so do at your own risks

Spoiler: RESULTS

RESULTS
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W thread

 

[kingoforg]

water but good thread

 

[qlf]

Latisse (bimatoprost 0.03%) is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis or more commonly known as The Lack Of Eye Lashes

Spoiler: Why is latisse good?

WHY IS LATISSE SO GOOD. ????

Latisse is the only FDA-approved treatment proven to grow eyelashes longer, thicker. Unlike serums or mascaras that just coat lashes temporarily, it actually changes the growth cycle extending the phase where lashes actively grow. Results are quite fascinating, typically visible within 4 weeks and full at around 16 weeks. For anyone with naturally short lashes it's the best solution.

Spoiler: Safety warnings

SAFETY WARNINGS
Risk of iris colour change (permanent)

Bimatoprost can permanently darken the iris in people with mixed-colour irises (e.g. blue-brown, green-brown). Why? Bimatoprost is classified as a prostaglandin analogue, which is a group of drugs. These compounds can stimulate melanocytes, which are the cells responsible for producing pigment (melanin) in the iris.
tldr; DO NOT USE LATISSE IF YOU HAVE HETEROCHROMIC IRISES.


Intraocular pressure

Bimatoprost is used in higher doses to treat glaucoma. While cosmetic Latisse doses are lower, people with a history of eye pressure problems.

Skin darkening around the eye

Repeated contact with skin can cause darkening (hyperpigmentation) of the eyelid skin, may take months for this to occur, can be easily solved by blotting excess solution reduces this risk.

Spoiler: Symptoms

CONTINUE WITH YOUR OWN RISK IF YOU EXPERIENCE THESE SYMPTOMS

• Eye redness or irritation
• Sudden vision changes
• Eye pain or pressure
• Itching or discharge
• Swelling of the eyelids
• Eyelid skin rash

REGULAR SYMPTOMS

• Mild itching at application site
• Slight eye redness (first couple of days)

Spoiler: HOW TO USE

WHERE TO APPLY?
The most important safety rule is upper lash line only never apply it directly to the lower lid. The solution migrates naturally when you blink, so the lower lashes get treated without you needing to apply it there.

The permanent iris colour change warning is the most serious long-term risk. It only affects people with mixed-coloured irises, and it could be permanent, so do at your own risks

Spoiler: RESULTS

RESULTS
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Ive been using it for a while but i stopped a few weeks ago, results are undeniable but not worth it for the side effects, dark circles and fat loss so i looked like a zombie

 

[sensitive young men]

Latisse (bimatoprost 0.03%) is a prescription treatment for hypotrichosis or more commonly known as The Lack Of Eye Lashes

Spoiler: Why is latisse good?

WHY IS LATISSE SO GOOD. ????

Latisse is the only FDA-approved treatment proven to grow eyelashes longer, thicker. Unlike serums or mascaras that just coat lashes temporarily, it actually changes the growth cycle extending the phase where lashes actively grow. Results are quite fascinating, typically visible within 4 weeks and full at around 16 weeks. For anyone with naturally short lashes it's the best solution.

Spoiler: Safety warnings

SAFETY WARNINGS
Risk of iris colour change (permanent)

Bimatoprost can permanently darken the iris in people with mixed-colour irises (e.g. blue-brown, green-brown). Why? Bimatoprost is classified as a prostaglandin analogue, which is a group of drugs. These compounds can stimulate melanocytes, which are the cells responsible for producing pigment (melanin) in the iris.
tldr; DO NOT USE LATISSE IF YOU HAVE HETEROCHROMIC IRISES.


Intraocular pressure

Bimatoprost is used in higher doses to treat glaucoma. While cosmetic Latisse doses are lower, people with a history of eye pressure problems.

Skin darkening around the eye

Repeated contact with skin can cause darkening (hyperpigmentation) of the eyelid skin, may take months for this to occur, can be easily solved by blotting excess solution reduces this risk.

Spoiler: Symptoms

CONTINUE WITH YOUR OWN RISK IF YOU EXPERIENCE THESE SYMPTOMS

• Eye redness or irritation
• Sudden vision changes
• Eye pain or pressure
• Itching or discharge
• Swelling of the eyelids
• Eyelid skin rash

REGULAR SYMPTOMS

• Mild itching at application site
• Slight eye redness (first couple of days)

Spoiler: HOW TO USE

WHERE TO APPLY?
The most important safety rule is upper lash line only never apply it directly to the lower lid. The solution migrates naturally when you blink, so the lower lashes get treated without you needing to apply it there.

The permanent iris colour change warning is the most serious long-term risk. It only affects people with mixed-coloured irises, and it could be permanent, so do at your own risks

Spoiler: RESULTS

RESULTS
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(RESULTS | LATISSE® 2025)

Where do I find that in europe