Eye Lashes

Latisse - Prescription needed, I have heard that it works really well... I have also heard that once you stop using it that your lashes fall out. To me the side effects were not worth it.

LiLash - I am currently using this product, it has been 6 weeks and I think I am starting to see results.

Picture by Me, Ashlee B.


RevitaLash - I have never tried this product but have heard good things from my friends.

Lash Extentions - These look wonderful, you will not need to wear mascara and can reduce the amount of eye makeup you use in general. Down side of Lash Extensions is that they will damage and thin the real lashes you have and after you have these it is difficult to go back to normal lashes (Trust me, I know this for a fact). My natural lashes were destroyed and it took me FOREVER to wean myself from them. Another down side is the cost and upkeep, for a bottle of LiLash it is $97.00 which you might think of as expensive little bottle but your fist session of lashes it is $80.00 and then at least $40.00 for a fill every 3-4 weeks.
Recomendation:  Viviam Williams at Lash Envy in Sandy.
Note: One of my best friends started on Latisse a few monthes before she weaned herself off of the extensions, her lashes recovered much faster than mine.

Glue on Lashes - I have had a professional glue individual ones on my lashes for special events and I find this to be a great way to go if you just want a little extra WOW factor to your eyes.
Note: I bought a pair of fake lashes at MAC a few years ago; I was really bad at the application and thought it was more hassle than it was worth. Go to a professional and have them apply lash extension or have them apply the singles on for special occasions(my suggestion is Vivian Williams at Lash Envy in Sandy, Utah)

Eye Lash Dying: One of my college roomies had the lightest lashes I have ever seen. She started to go to a salon which specialized in lash dying and she loved what it did for her. I naturally have dark lashes so this wouldn't do much for me.