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Thu Apr 12, 2007 5:01 pm  |
I've been reading up on the past posts about these products and they seem to work for alot of people that already have moderately long lashes, but i'm wondering if they work as well for the asian women out there (who have short lashes). does anyone have any experience with this?
I've also read that after using these products eyelashes have started curling, has any one experienced this?
I currently use Talika (i ordered it from sephora on a whim before i knew about JM and Revitalash) i've noticed some changes, but nothing great. I'm wondering if i should try JM or if i would just get the same result.... |
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Fri Apr 13, 2007 4:31 am |
| I am half asian and JM has worked quite well for me. I think for most people this product works ...the key is consistent use every night.I have used it every night for 5 months with great results...I still have not had any fallout. |
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Fri Apr 13, 2007 8:33 am |
| Hi: I'm Asian and have the typical, sparse, thin, super-fine, stick-straight eyelashes. I've tried Talika, Mavala, and Dream Lash in the past and got so-so results with them. I've been using RevitaLash for the past 20-some days and have seen my lashes become noticeably longer and a bit denser too. I am hoping the results will get even better as time goes on. I am updating my progress in the RevitaLash thread in the Product Reviews forum and hope to have some comparison pictures up soon. |
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Light, yellow undertones, dark hair & eyes, extremely combo., resistant skin prone to congestion, dryness AND breakouts! |
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Fri Apr 13, 2007 11:06 am |
| i used Talika for a bit and i noticed some change but nothing drastic....i read up on JM and everyone thinks its amazing so i bought a tube on ebay (a seller that was recommended and have 2000+ with 100% good feedback). I may have jumped on the bandwagon too soon though because i reasearched it a bit more after i bought it and apparently there's a old batch and new batch and the ingredients may have changed...oh well some people are still getting great results with the new batch so hopefully i didnt just waste $$$ ...lol |
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Fri Apr 13, 2007 4:17 pm |
I'm Asian with single eyelids and sparse, short lashes.
Talika did absolutely nothing. Ardell was slightly better.
Outstanding has been JM and Carekate's Lush Lash. I've got some photos posted if you search. My lashes went from super-short to some are 1/2". |
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mid 40's, Hawaiian/Japanese, combo skin, med/dark complexion. "If life hands you lemons, throw them at your enemies" |
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Fri Apr 13, 2007 4:42 pm |
| Well I'm asian, and been using RevitaLash for a little over 3 months.. nothing dramatic but a lot of fallouts for me. |
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Fri Apr 13, 2007 5:28 pm |
| I'm Asian w/ single lids and Revitalash has made a big difference. I'm actually having to pluck some bottom lashes because they're growing in too low. |
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Fri Apr 13, 2007 5:35 pm |
| I'm have super short and super sparse eyelashes and Revitash has made a noticeable difference. The results are not really dramatic, but I am willing to pay the price for something that shows promise. |
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Sat Apr 14, 2007 12:11 am |
| I did experience lash growth, the most significant was the bottom lashes which doubled in length but they were short to begin with, as for top lashes they only increased in length by 2-3mm nothing miraculous. I didn't experience any "curling", I think it is unlikely for normal straight lashes to become naturally curved even with stimulants. As for increased growth, I don't think my lashes became denser, thicker or had any significant new growth. For those who have premature or missing folds using these lash serums can cause small cysts to form along the lash line because the skin rubs into the lash roots and some products actually contain pore clogging ingredients. I developed such problems after continuous use of both Ardell and Lucia. |
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