Everyone who has short and thin eyelashes is out to try one of the multiple options available to enhance their lashes. Eyelash enhancers target such customers but the products come with no guarantees nor do they have clearance from certifying institutions about their safety.

Latisse is the only FDA approved treatment that is available as a prescription drug and promises thicker, longer eyelashes for those who have inadequate ones or whose eyelashes are thinning.

It was invented as a treatment for a medical condition called hypotrichosis, in which patients have inadequate eyelashes that are too thin and is a 0.3% bimatprost ophthalmic solution and considered to be the perfect treatment for such a condition. It is prescribed by doctors for patients whose eyelashes start falling and becoming thin for a variety of reasons. It has been clinically tried and tested for its effectiveness and for safety. Its effectiveness is evident after four to sixteen weeks of regular use.

The best results are seen if it is used regularly and applied on a thoroughly washed, cleaned and dried face. In the same manner as an eyeliner is applied, it also must be put as a thin line touching only the upper eyelids at the point where the eyelid and lashes meet. Any extra amount of the gel must be wiped off. There are chances of the skin around the eyes becoming darker permanently in some cases.

The gel is free from side effects or any reaction on the skin. It is a natural remedy that brings thick and long eyelashes and helps to dispense with the use of mascaras and false eyelashes. Hence it is the preferred choice of celebrities as well, since they can make their lashes naturally long and thick.

Latisse is strong enough to bring results with a single application everyday in a small amount. Scientific clearance about its safety makes it more authentic and since it is a prescription medicine, doctors vouch for its effectiveness. It can be applied with an eyeliner brush and left on the lashes.

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