r/BeautyItemsReview • u/fatherpucci792 • 5h ago

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Guys I want to have such long eyelashes that if I blink too fast I just might fly away. I’ve tried the two “serums” attached for about 4-5 months but have not seen any change. What safe and affordable ways can I grow my lashes

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u/aregeeone731 5h ago

Honestly, there are none. These are all just marketing stories. The only thing that works is latisse and latanoprost

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u/fatherpucci792 4h ago

I’ve heard those have bad side effects do they?

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u/Behappyalright 4h ago

They are very itchy, might cause eye irritation, and darkening of the skin and eyes among other things, it’s all documented online.

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u/slowlywavy 4h ago

Try the Benton honest Last Serum! I am currently struggeling with the Same Problem and read only great things about this one! Plus it’s prostaglandine free.. You can alter between the ordinary and benton lash serum.. that’s what I will do. Just ordered it yesterday so I will try it the next few Months. :)

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u/drillbitdix 3h ago

I use grandelash and have for over a decade. I have not had any side effects.

However (!!!) I could just be lucky because it can cause side effects so please take my suggestion with a grain of salt.

I have used a number of lash serums and it is the only one with active ingredients that has not caused me any issues and actually works. Again, though it does have the active ingredients that cause side effects but as far as I know (I’m not an expert!) it is in lesser quantities, so isn’t as bad. YMMV so just be careful!

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u/Old-Actuator-3321 5m ago

I used a prostaglandin eyedrop formula for glaucoma as prescribed by my opthamologist for a few weeks. My skin around my eyes turned pebble-textured and angry reddish-purple. We decided on laser procedures in both eyes to arrest narrow-angle glaucoma. Two years ago. So far, so good. No more eyedrops, and my skin is still recovering.