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Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:00 pm  |
| I was wondering if anyone has used Folligen on their eyebrows and if it has worked. If so, how long did it take to see results? TIA |
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Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:20 pm |
| I used the Folligen for Blondes and saw results in 3-4 weeks. |
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Mon Sep 13, 2010 1:52 pm |
| can i purchase this in Canada??? I have such thin and very few eyebrow hairs that I got them tatooed... but it would be nice to grow some more hair there so that it looks more natural.. thanks! |
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Sat Sep 08, 2012 6:51 am |
Though I have natural eyebrows... I am intrigue by this. Can someone tell me if it is possible to grow eyebrow hairs on tattoed eyebrows??????
| Snowie wrote: |
| can i purchase this in Canada??? I have such thin and very few eyebrow hairs that I got them tatooed... but it would be nice to grow some more hair there so that it looks more natural.. thanks! |
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Sat Sep 08, 2012 10:09 am |
I've been swiping the brush of my Careprost across the sparse areas of my brows after I do my lashes for the past couple of months. Not only have my lashes become lush, I am seeing growth on those brow areas as well. Loving it!  |
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Sat Sep 08, 2012 10:24 am |
Because I am so intrigue, I just bought Folligen today from EDS. Though I have my natural eyebrows, I don't mind making it more "lush"... LOL LOL LOL Will keep you all posted...
Anybody out there with favourable results? Please give feedback... Thanks 
| jom wrote: |
| I was wondering if anyone has used Folligen on their eyebrows and if it has worked. If so, how long did it take to see results? TIA |
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Sat Sep 08, 2012 11:23 am |
| jade-1234 wrote: |
Because I am so intrigue, I just bought Folligen today from EDS. Though I have my natural eyebrows, I don't mind making it more "lush"... LOL LOL LOL Will keep you all posted...
Anybody out there with favourable results? Please give feedback... Thanks
| jom wrote: |
| I was wondering if anyone has used Folligen on their eyebrows and if it has worked. If so, how long did it take to see results? TIA |
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I have used Folligen for some time, and think that results are in part based on age. How old are you Jade? |
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Sat Sep 08, 2012 5:51 pm |
| I haven't used but apparently Rogaine or Minoxil are the better choices for eyebrows. |
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Sun Sep 09, 2012 5:02 am |
To Bethany: I'd rather not say (sorry), but surprise that Folligen is used for age-related factor? The Skin Biology website did not say that using Folligen has got to do with age?
What I want to achieve is more "lush-scious" eyebrows. I have natural eyebrows and I can go out with it with no touchup with make-up... And I heard about Folligen.... Just like we take care of our skin, I would like to do MORE for my eyebrows. This is why I posted the question.
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| I have used Folligen for some time, and think that results are in part based on age. How old are you Jade? |
To SusieQ: I heard about Rogaine, but never tried it. I am not sure if you can buy this as over-the-counter. I don't have anything on Rogaine or Minoxil... Any takers on this subject?
I also heard about RapidLash..... Seems to be promising....
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| I haven't used but apparently Rogaine or Minoxil are the better choices for eyebrows. |
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Sun Sep 09, 2012 7:51 am |
| jade-1234 wrote: |
To Bethany: I'd rather not say (sorry), but surprise that Folligen is used for age-related factor? The Skin Biology website did not say that using Folligen has got to do with age?
What I want to achieve is more "lush-scious" eyebrows. I have natural eyebrows and I can go out with it with no touchup with make-up... And I heard about Folligen.... Just like we take care of our skin, I would like to do MORE for my eyebrows. This is why I posted the question. |
No offense, but it is just weird that you have been posting a gazillion times as of late, doling out tons of advice on all kinds of topics, and you don't want to share your age?
How are people supposed to take you seriously and believe that you have actual experience to back up all this advice if you are unwilling to share your age? You could be 12 for all we know, lol. Plus, you ask for a ton of assistance, and what works for people in their 20's is not what is recommended for people in their 40's, so you are going to get lower quality recommendations by not providing the full picture.
This is an ANONYMOUS forum...we don't have your address, phone number, etc. and can't track your down by your age, lol. Take your age and add or subtract a few years if you are so worried.
And FYI, eyebrows don't need assistance unless you have overplucked them or they are thinning due to age or a thyroid issue. |
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Sun Sep 09, 2012 9:35 am |
| jade - You will notice most (maybe all) of the 'regular' EDS folk do not hide age. As Bethany said on EDS you are anonymous. Knowing age makes all the difference in terms of individual skin care needs, and providing the most comprehensive and valuable input and advice. My advice to my 24 year old daughter is certainly different than my bestest 50+ year old friends - except for maybe sunscreen and similar basics. |
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Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:34 am |
Yes, results certainly can be age-related. Your eyebrows can thin as you get older.
I have a patch that I am trying to grow back in from where an IPl wand was put too close, basically right on top.
I put careprost on it and have for a couple of years and it still has not filled back in. GRrrrr.
And having just turned 50, I did update my age on my profile! It said mid-4o's for way too many years. It is what it is and I have earned every wrinkle! :lol |
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Sun Sep 09, 2012 1:55 pm |
| jade-1234 wrote: |
To Bethany: I'd rather not say (sorry), but surprise that Folligen is used for age-related factor? The Skin Biology website did not say that using Folligen has got to do with age?
What I want to achieve is more "lush-scious" eyebrows. I have natural eyebrows and I can go out with it with no touchup with make-up... And I heard about Folligen.... Just like we take care of our skin, I would like to do MORE for my eyebrows. This is why I posted the question.
| bethany wrote: |
| I have used Folligen for some time, and think that results are in part based on age. How old are you Jade? |
To SusieQ: I heard about Rogaine, but never tried it. I am not sure if you can buy this as over-the-counter. I don't have anything on Rogaine or Minoxil... Any takers on this subject?
I also heard about RapidLash..... Seems to be promising....
| SusieQ wrote: |
| I haven't used but apparently Rogaine or Minoxil are the better choices for eyebrows. |
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If its behind the pharmacist counter, I'm sure druggist will give to you if you ask for it. Not sure what the law is in the U.S., in Canada we can purchase off the shelf. |
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Sun Sep 09, 2012 4:25 pm |
Thanks SusieQ, appreciated your quick response and am grateful Knowledge is power so I will do my own further research online on this topic. I will check out Walmart (or Costco) when I go shopping too.
| SusieQ wrote: |
| I haven't used but apparently Rogaine or Minoxil are the better choices for eyebrows. |
| SusieQ wrote: |
| If its behind the pharmacist counter, I'm sure druggist will give to you if you ask for it. Not sure what the law is in the U.S., in Canada we can purchase off the shelf. |
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