eyelashes
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Lumigan, Latisse and Mylash
Lumigan, Latisse, and Mylash all contain the same 0.03% bimatoprost solution. Lumigan treats glaucoma, while Latisse, approved by the FDA in 2008 for cosmetic use, promotes eyelash growth with longer, thicker, and darker results. Mylash offers Latisse in the UK. Treatment involves daily application along the lash line using precision applicators, with noticeable results typically…
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Latisse: Once a day or twice a day?
A recent study in the Journal of Experimental Dermatology examined the biodisposition of bimatoprost, the active ingredient in Latisse. Results showed faster hair regrowth with Latisse, but the study had a small sample size and potential bias due to funding from Allergan. It suggests its use alongside other treatments may benefit hair loss.
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Can Castor Oil Really Grow Your Eyelashes?
Castor oil is a popular home remedy purported to enhance eyelash growth, often backed by anecdotal evidence. However, scientific studies are limited, and while castor oil contains ricinoleic acid, its efficacy remains unproven. Caution is advised when applying it near the eyes, and consulting a professional is recommended for concerns about eyelash growth.
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How can I regrow my eyelashes after chemotherapy?
A study has shown that bimatoprost, often known as the brand name Latisse, can contribute to faster than normal eyelash regrowth following chemotherapy. This is great news for chemotherapy patients, it means you can have better than ever eyelashes and go out to face the world looking wonderful!
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Latisse and Trichotillomania
Trichotillomania is a compulsive hair-pulling disorder affecting mainly women, often starting in adolescence. Its causes are unclear, though genetic factors may play a role. Treatment primarily involves behavioral therapy, with medications as adjuncts. Products like Latisse can enhance treatment effectiveness by promoting hair growth.
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GET THE GLOSS: eyelash extensions
Eyelash extensions: the misconceptions, the risks and the alternatives We speak to eyelash technician Sue Marsh about her definitive dos and don’ts when it comes to eyelash extensions. We hope she will help you understand the options better, we certainly learned a lot from her. “I call extensions ‘eye crack’,” says eyelash technician and Get…
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The downsides of eyelash extensions
Eyelash extensions are used to give the appearance of longer eyelashes. They primarily come in two forms – as a strip or as individual hairs. They are a very effective way to increase the appearance of your eyelashes but there are two big potential negative effects to watch out for: 1. They can shrink your…
