Latisse, Lumigan & Careprost
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Wed Jun 10, 2015 2:46 am

Was looking around to see the reviews before my purchased, as I got introduced by a friend to a particular website that sells all 3 lumigan, latisse and careprost!

Bought their latisse which came with 60 brushes, and tried, some of my lashes are growing stupidly longer than others! Its a good sign! My lashes are really growing!

Hope u ladies are growing your lashes too!

Thu Jun 11, 2015 9:17 am

I was wondering if anyone had any reviews of the bimatorpost 0,03 (latisse, lumingan, whatevs) after long term use (+1yr). I just started using lumingan for my lashes, and in one of my searches I came across some testimonies of long term users saying that after several months following protocol (every day use for 4 or 5 months, and then twice or thrice a week for maintenance) they were experiencing loss of lashes, up to the point where the lashes ended up worse than what they were before using the product. Since I couldn't find any studies on the cosmetic long term use of bimatoprost, I am trying to find anecdotal evidence so I can draw some conclusions. I found a couple MDs in realself stating that they have patients on latisse for years without problems, but that's all I could find.
TIA!

Tue Jul 28, 2015 1:00 pm

Sil55 wrote:

I was wondering if anyone had any reviews of the bimatorpost 0,03 (latisse, lumingan, whatevs) after long term use (+1yr). I just started using lumingan for my lashes, and in one of my searches I came across some testimonies of long term users saying that after several months following protocol (every day use for 4 or 5 months, and then twice or thrice a week for maintenance) they were experiencing loss of lashes, up to the point where the lashes ended up worse than what they were before using the product. Since I couldn't find any studies on the cosmetic long term use of bimatoprost, I am trying to find anecdotal evidence so I can draw some conclusions. I found a couple MDs in realself stating that they have patients on latisse for years without problems, but that's all I could find.
TIA!

I used Latisse once, then went on to Careprost. I've used it every day for a couple of years now and it no longer is as effective. It's not worse pre-bimatooprost but it's not as dramatic as the first year.

I'm interested to try Lumigan 0.01% but I've only found one other person online who had luck with it after Latisse.

So lost as to what to do... Sad

free skin care · Wed Jul 29, 2015 6:42 am

I agree. I dont use any at all now. The red eyes made it look worse than having spindly lashes, haha.
I found that they would grow long but they also grew out crazy!
So it has been about 4 months since using anything at all and I am out completely. I might start back somewhere in the future but for now I am okay not using it.

Fri Jul 26, 2019 11:28 am

I just found this thread, and want to share my story. I love love love this product. Laughing

I've used it for about 8 weeks now and my lashes have grown tremendously. At first I had a bit of irritation but it stopped as I get better at applying the thinnest possible line of solution to the base of my lashes. My eyebrows are definitely more filled in and darker (I have blond hair), the lashes are darker, longer and almost look as if I've got permanent eyeliner. I've got Careprost online from http://www.reliablewebs.net/go/Careprost+Bimatoprost Laughing

to save money. (promocode to get 10%OFF is "GET10"). I've already bought my second bottle but still have another 2-3 weeks left in this first bottle. Hope this helps.

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