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Emma-1988

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I have just starting using the Revitalash serum and was wondering if anybody had seen good results or whether the cheaper versions are better as it is quite expensive.

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Emma x
 
Hi there, just wanted to give you my opinion on this product.
Nothing nasty, but i work for an Aesthetic surgeon in Manchester and we supply Latisse or Lumigan as it can some times be called. It contains Bimatoprost which is a medical product to treat swelling of the eyeball. The side effect was that patients noticed eyelash growth. Its made by Allergan who make Botox toxin and is very safe to use.
The Revitalash is available over the counter and I cannot find an ingredients list, but it hints that it has some Bimatoprost in it. As Bimatoprost is a controlled drug, it is only available on prescription from a GP, I cannot believe it could work very well. Lots of our clients have the Latisse and it works really well, the downside is it costs of seventy nine pounds per unit which will last around eight weeks, with significant growth/lash thickness/darkening at week four or five (quicker if you are dark skinned). Maximum growth will be around week 16, and its just a couple of times a week as maintenance. If you stop using it, your lashes just go back to as they were before.
The Revitalash has been used by a friend of mine and she hasnt seen any change in her lashes at all and she is on week 10.
Would be interesting to hear if anyone has successfully used this.
Let me know if you would like any further info on this.
Catherine
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We have sold sooo many of these over the years. clients especially like the x% which goes to breast cancer research. I agree re the ingredients are very similar to ones in prescription eye drops but as revitalash was developed by an opthamologist (ie a Doctor who is an eye surgeon).

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Is it true when using a product like this that if it accidentally gets into the eye it can change/speckle the colour of the iris?
 
Does anyone know if this is true or is it scare mongering? I'd be really interested to know
 
I used this product and had to stop as it really irritated my eyelids, I did not have any flecks but I do have brown eyes and it’s suppose to happen to blue eyes. I didn't find in the time I used it that it made any difference.
 
I can only recall one 'incident' with a revitalash product from the several hundred we've sold over the last 2 years. The technique to put it on is whilst lying down in bed like doing eyeliner. It was extremely succesful on my mothers post chemotherapy for breast cancer eye lashes so much so I thought she'd had extensions on them, they looked that good!
 

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