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Sun Mar 07, 2010 9:20 pm  |
sis,
perhaps you don't need it on your eyebrows? mine had a few mini bald spots but are now full. it looks more symmetrical and even now.
what are you using on your lashes, may i ask? i'm still using the revitalash on brows and lashes. however, with all this news of using lattisse/lumigan on the scalp for hair... its making me wonder if i can make my own topical for my scalp. for scalp i'm using revitalash and jan marini hair... and have gotten results... BUT if i make my own topical with careprost, then it would be cheaper.
also, do you know if lattisse users and non-prescription careprost uses, for lashes, both experience mass lash shedding regardless if they are using the brand name lattisse or the generic brand careprost???? i read the threads here, and it seems most non-prescription users of careprost have experienced mass shedding. i'm wondering if this is the same as lattisse brand users. if brand users of lattisse do not get shedding, wouldn't that mean there is something wrong in the formulation (distillation) of careprost????
if you know, would you please let me know. i don't want to start dumping careprost on my head and later to find out that it causes mass shedding. TIA! |
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Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:27 pm |
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sis,
perhaps you don't need it on your eyebrows? mine had a few mini bald spots but are now full. it looks more symmetrical and even now.
what are you using on your lashes, may i ask? i'm still using the revitalash on brows and lashes. however, with all this news of using lattisse/lumigan on the scalp for hair... its making me wonder if i can make my own topical for my scalp. for scalp i'm using revitalash and jan marini hair... and have gotten results... BUT if i make my own topical with careprost, then it would be cheaper.
also, do you know if lattisse users and non-prescription careprost uses, for lashes, both experience mass lash shedding regardless if they are using the brand name lattisse or the generic brand careprost???? i read the threads here, and it seems most non-prescription users of careprost have experienced mass shedding. i'm wondering if this is the same as lattisse brand users. if brand users of lattisse do not get shedding, wouldn't that mean there is something wrong in the formulation (distillation) of careprost????
if you know, would you please let me know. i don't want to start dumping careprost on my head and later to find out that it causes mass shedding. TIA! |
Hi there llina - I have used Careprost for several months and have never had mass-shedding. Antonia uses it and she hasn't had these problems or haven't heard so anyway. I'm quite happy - it works and inexpensive.
My take is that everyone is different - you will want to do a test area I suppose. I wish you the best...
Sis |
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Fri Mar 12, 2010 11:09 am |
yes, i read on the latisse site that their maintenance schedule is 2-3 applications per week, once desired length has been achieve. this is the same advice and success process as the lumigan threads here on eds. i'm now thinking it is just the way this solution works.
a have a few bottles and i think i'll use the careprost after i'm finished with my revitalash.
thanks sis! |
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