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17 replies

Downyonder · 05/10/2017 23:49

So I’ve had semi permanent lashes on a few occasions, I always had quite thick lashes but I was taken in by the beauty of long fluttering lashes I’d seen on many Facebook posts..... so due to being impatient between infills and pulling out the semis when they became loose, I now have really shit , baldy in places, lashes. Can anyone recommend something that will stimulate new lash growth.

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skippy67 · 06/10/2017 09:40

Castor oil.

Aridane · 06/10/2017 09:44

There is something apparently that actually works originally intended for glaucoma- am sure a poster will be able to identify

NanTheWiser · 06/10/2017 15:39

Nanolash or Revitalash, both work really well, but take a few weeks before you notice growth. Expect to pay about £40, but cheaper than lash extensions and the like. The small bottles last for ages, but if you stop using it, lashes will return to normal length.

DonkeysDontRideBicycles · 06/10/2017 15:45

Look at Mavala Double Lashonline - someone I know uses it and swears by it.

DonkeysDontRideBicycles · 06/10/2017 15:46

That s/b Mavala Double Lash online.

Aridane · 06/10/2017 16:07

Is Nanolash /Rvitalash the glaucoma related one?

allinclusive · 06/10/2017 17:53

I use rapidlash. It's brilliant. It takes a good few weeks but I'll never go back to semi permanent lashes now as my natural lashes are long and lush enough.

Airbiscuits · 06/10/2017 20:04

I use the glaucoma treatment. It is bimatoprost. In the US it is licensed for eyelash growth under the brand name Latisse. It works by extending the lifespan of the lash, so they grow longer.
In the U.K. It is only approved for glaucoma treatment, but you can get a prescription from www.mylash.org. It's made by Allergan.

I think it works. My eyelashes were fairly long anyway, but probably about 1mm longer with the Latisse. I'm not sure it's worth it - but some people seem to get more dramatic results.

Chocwocdoodah · 06/10/2017 22:33

Agree with PP - Rapidlash is bloody amazing. And I’ve tried a lot of eyelash serums. Constantly being asked if I’ve got falsies on.

Bluesheep8 · 07/10/2017 08:26

Revitalash, available from qvc. It's pricey but cheaper than extensions etc. I've been using this for at least 6 Yrs and once you've got the results, you can just maintain by using a couple of times a week. I think the story behind it is that the inventor/owner developed it for his wife when she started to lose lashes due to illness/treatment. I seriously can't recommend this enough.

Piccolino2 · 07/10/2017 09:32

I've used bimatoprost in the past and got excellent results. When I'm not pregnant or breastfeeding I'll get it from mylash as posted above.

Downyonder · 07/10/2017 13:03

So I’m on my lash and it only shows 1 option . £105 a bottle. Is this the one? Pricey .

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Methenyouplus4 · 07/10/2017 16:17

Following

Aridane · 07/10/2017 16:49

Eek £105

Abijam · 07/10/2017 16:56

Just mix 2 teaspoons castor oil,1/2 teaspoon coconut oil and 2 capsules Vitamin E oil and apply on your lashes with a cotton swab. It really works and natural.

Airbiscuits · 07/10/2017 19:21

Yes, bimatoprost is not cheap.
One bottle lasts me about 2 months. You are meant to use a clean applicator on each eye, but I use one for both, so you get twice as much use out of them. Seeing as I'm using the same mascara wand on both eyes I figure if there were any risk of cross infection I'd be in trouble anyway. Plus I would not be using either mascara or bimatorprost if I thought I had conjunctivitis or anything anyway.

joannah323 · 08/10/2017 12:32

I used this after years of extensions which left me with stubs. I grew maybe a quarter of an inch but my lashes were really damaged and short. I got about 3 months from my first bottle and about 4 or 5 out of the others

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