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"I do have my own experiences with these, and I won't use them anymore, I got irritation."

"This is the lash serum that changed the game for me, I used it every single night in a thin layer for three years, and it worked, within about two months I was getting so many compliments from strangers on my lashes. But at some point I started noticing red irritation around my eyelashes, a classic sign of inflammation, and I didn't stop using it. Near the end of my three years my lashes started falling out even though I was still applying it every night. I also experienced unwanted hair growth on my tear duct from the product migrating, which I'd have to pluck with tweezers, and that is extremely painful. It is because of these cons that I have an entire unopened box of this that I just let expire, I'm not going to use it anymore. My advice, if I could go back, would be to only use it short term for a couple of months before a specific event and then stop, not use it continuously the way I did."

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"Grande Lash contains prostaglandin analogs which are not FDA regulated over-the-counter versions that are actually 10 times stronger than the prescription Latisse. These unregulated versions cause the same dangerous side effects as Latisse including dry eyes, redness, permanent eyelid discoloration, iris discoloration, eye color changes, fat atrophy causing sunken eyes, and deepening of the eyelid crease. The problem is that women don't realize what they're putting on their lashes and don't know to watch for these side effects, so they may not stop using it even when complications begin. These side effects start appearing as early as eight weeks of use and can be permanent."

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"My concern with these is always that they can have prostaglandin analog like compounds in them that definitely can cause dry eyes, and there are cases of people getting hyperpigmentation around the eyes related to these non-prescription lash enhancing serums, and they also can cause eye redness. There's one concerning rare side effect, more common in people actually using prostaglandin analogues to treat glaucoma, which is atrophy of the fat around the eye and a sunken eye appearance. It's reversible, it's not really something that we see with using the prostaglandin analogues like Latisse, but it's theoretically possible."

"Even though this is a slightly different active ingredient, this still has the prostaglandin analog in it. Even if scientists and doctors and researchers don't know exactly how they work, we know that they can cause changes in pigmentation, we know that they can cause changes in the growth of lashes, and yeah, we know that in some people they can cause some of the fat in the skin to kind of deteriorate. Based on the research, there have been some medical studies that actually looked at people who were using lash serums and they looked at the before and afters not just of the lashes but also of how hollow the under eye area is, and they found that those who are using a topical prostaglandin analog saw a little bit more of the hollowing in that area, which for some of those people was not desired."

"The lash serum is really good. If you want to grow your lashes, if you want to try it, DermAngelo has spoken a lot about it. He really likes it. I was not into it and he was the one that was like convincing me. It worked. It was good."