Reminder that Latisse (bimatoprost) can turn your eyes brown.

[Danish_Retard]

Not only does this shit cost 100+€/month while requiring a prescription, it can also fucking turn your eyes brown...

Latisse affects melanin. The more melanin in your eyes, the darker they are.
Studies show that active ingredients in Latisse can change eye colour by increasing the size of the melanin granules in the eye. This should also mean that if you have 100% blue eyes you will be safe.

Cracknell K, Farnell D, Grierson I. Monte Carlo simulation of latanoprost induced iris darkening. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine. 2007;87(2):93-103. doi:10.1016/j.cmpb.2007.04.010

Now that was dropped directly into the eye, this should mean that since less Latisse actually touches the eye that fewer people using Latisse for eyelash growth should experience eye color change, although the exact incidence hasn’t been reported. But you can't avoid fucking up once or twice.

Should also be noted that the change is permanent.

Is it worth it to use Latisse, ignoring the cost? Any worthwhile alternatives?

 

[Primordial]

just dont put it in your eye

 

[Danish_Retard]

just dont put it in your eye

Quite the obvious solution. But you can't prevent some of it migrating to your eyes, or an occasional small fuck up.

Probably not worth it for someone like me who already has brown stains in my eyes.

 

[Primordial]

Quite the obvious solution. But you can't prevent some of it migrating to your eyes, or an occasional small fuck up.

Probably not worth it for someone like me who already has brown stains in my eyes.
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use a brush or some shit and put it on your lashes, ppl already do it cos if it goes on skin it can make the skin darker around your eyes so they use a makeup tool to put it on their lashes only

 

[Lmao]

just use oral minox like @LastHopeForNorman , he saw pretty good results.

 

[Laikyn]

do ur lashes fall out if u stop applying it?

 

[LastHopeForNorman]

just use oral minox like @LastHopeForNorman , he saw pretty good results.

>oral minox just for eyelashes

 

[Preoximerianas]

My eyes are already the darkest brown color you can get, might as well get full dark and go black eyes.

 

[Lmao]

>oral minox just for eyelashes
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who wants body hair

 

[Deleted member 13476]

what's the criteria for having 100% blue eyes?

been using it for a month and it's brilliant, my colour doesnt seem to have changed

 

[Laikyn]

what's the criteria for having 100% blue eyes?

been using it for a month and it's brilliant, my colour doesnt seem to have changed

havent u noticed any change in upper eye lid like loss of fat?

 

[Deleted member 13476]

havent u noticed any change in upper eye lid like loss of fat?

can't exactly tell, i'm on test rn so very bloated
but so far no, i've always had 0 UEE anyway
just try it, losing a tiny bit of eye area fat wont make you subhuman

 

[Laikyn]

can't exactly tell, i'm on test rn so very bloated
but so far no, i've always had 0 UEE anyway
just try it, losing a tiny bit of eye area fat wont make you subhuman

i also heard if u stop using lattisse ur eyelashes fall out where they have grown or is this a myth?

 

[Deleted member 7725]

The study was done on people using it for glaucoma, which means they literally put multiple drops directly in their eye. If you're applying it on the lashline/eyebrows then it shouldn't be a problem. Even if a bit gets in, it's nothing compared to the amount in the study.

 

[Prettyboy]

Quite the obvious solution. But you can't prevent some of it migrating to your eyes, or an occasional small fuck up.

Probably not worth it for someone like me who already has brown stains in my eyes.
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Beautiful eye

 

[Deleted member 13476]

i also heard if u stop using lattisse ur eyelashes fall out where they have grown or is this a myth?

no idea tbh, will have to see in the future

 

[Deleted member 14160]

@Amnesia didn’t you say you got a slight “mascara” kind of effect on your lids? Ideal side effect imo

 

[Danish_Retard]

what's the criteria for having 100% blue eyes?

been using it for a month and it's brilliant, my colour doesnt seem to have changed

Having 0 melanin in your eyes. There's no way to test that of course but I'd you have clear blue eyes you should be safe.

 

[Laikyn]

Not only does this shit cost 100+€/month while requiring a prescription, it can also fucking turn your eyes brown...

Latisse affects melanin. The more melanin in your eyes, the darker they are.
Studies show that active ingredients in Latisse can change eye colour by increasing the size of the melanin granules in the eye. This should also mean that if you have 100% blue eyes you will be safe.

Cracknell K, Farnell D, Grierson I. Monte Carlo simulation of latanoprost induced iris darkening. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine. 2007;87(2):93-103. doi:10.1016/j.cmpb.2007.04.010

Now that was dropped directly into the eye, this should mean that since less Latisse actually touches the eye that fewer people using Latisse for eyelash growth should experience eye color change, although the exact incidence hasn’t been reported. But you can't avoid fucking up once or twice.

Should also be noted that the change is permanent.

Is it worth it to use Latisse, ignoring the cost? Any worthwhile alternatives?

What do u use to apply it
Mine just came today

 

[zeke714]

What do u use to apply it
Mine just came today

q tip

 

[Ihatemyface]

I took a close up of my blue eye. Im not sure if I see some yellow pigments in there or not? also my eyelash roots are ginger but the ends are black and apparently the serum can also darken them. do u think my eyecolour is at risk of changing to brown or not?

 

[Danish_Retard]

View attachment 1428413 I took a close up of my blue eye. Im not sure if I see some yellow pigments in there or not? also my eyelash roots are ginger but the ends are black and apparently the serum can also darken them. do u think my eyecolour is at risk of changing to brown or not?

Probably not, it looks like you don't have any pigmentation in your eye at all.

 

[Ihatemyface]

Probably not, it looks like you don't have any pigmentation in your eye at all.

Yeah I may try it then, i have barley any melanin in my skin either, so hopefully it’s the same for my eyes.

 

[Deleted member 15099]

Facts, brown eyes are like the biggest death sentence ever

 

[chaddyboi66]

I have dark green eyes but already have long lashes tbh, I wanted to make them longer/darker to create dark triad vampire effect like this tbh

but not at the expense of my eye color ngl.


I was planning to get stroma anyway for legit a10s like my grandfather, but doesn't seem worth it anymore since my eyes aren't blue tbh ngl.


[ISPOILER] [/ISPOILER]

 

[bobsmith03]

Not only does this shit cost 100+€/month while requiring a prescription, it can also fucking turn your eyes brown...

Latisse affects melanin. The more melanin in your eyes, the darker they are.
Studies show that active ingredients in Latisse can change eye colour by increasing the size of the melanin granules in the eye. This should also mean that if you have 100% blue eyes you will be safe.

Cracknell K, Farnell D, Grierson I. Monte Carlo simulation of latanoprost induced iris darkening. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine. 2007;87(2):93-103. doi:10.1016/j.cmpb.2007.04.010

Now that was dropped directly into the eye, this should mean that since less Latisse actually touches the eye that fewer people using Latisse for eyelash growth should experience eye color change, although the exact incidence hasn’t been reported. But you can't avoid fucking up once or twice.

Should also be noted that the change is permanent.

Is it worth it to use Latisse, ignoring the cost? Any worthwhile alternatives?

Wish it was the reverse

 

[Deleted member 32440]

Not only does this shit cost 100+€/month while requiring a prescription, it can also fucking turn your eyes brown...

Latisse affects melanin. The more melanin in your eyes, the darker they are.
Studies show that active ingredients in Latisse can change eye colour by increasing the size of the melanin granules in the eye. This should also mean that if you have 100% blue eyes you will be safe.

Cracknell K, Farnell D, Grierson I. Monte Carlo simulation of latanoprost induced iris darkening. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine. 2007;87(2):93-103. doi:10.1016/j.cmpb.2007.04.010

Now that was dropped directly into the eye, this should mean that since less Latisse actually touches the eye that fewer people using Latisse for eyelash growth should experience eye color change, although the exact incidence hasn’t been reported. But you can't avoid fucking up once or twice.

Should also be noted that the change is permanent.

Is it worth it to use Latisse, ignoring the cost? Any worthwhile alternatives?

DIY serum for lashes

Mix coconut oil, castor oil & lavender + rosemary oil with a touch of vit. E

 

[bobsmith03]

Quite the obvious solution. But you can't prevent some of it migrating to your eyes, or an occasional small fuck up.

Probably not worth it for someone like me who already has brown stains in my eyes.
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Mogged

 

[Danish_Retard]

Mogged

I can sense your peanut skull from a single eye area pic

and brown eyes

I mog you to mumbai and back

 

[Debetro]

Mogged

I feel sorry for that color, would be a great eye area otherwise

 

[bobsmith03]

I can sense your peanut skull from a single eye area pic

and brown eyes

I mog you to mumbai and back

12.7cm mandible
14.5cm bizygomatic width

ain't no peanut skull bruv

 

[bobsmith03]

I feel sorry for that color, would be a great eye area otherwise

eye colour surgery exists I'm gonna get light hazel colour