CelebrityFall Beauty 2009
:Do These Beauty Products Really Work?
Jeffrey Westbook
THE PRODUCT Latisse, the first prescription treatment to grow eyelashes ($120; latisse.com for more information).
THE PROMISE Longer, thicker, darker upper lashes after four months.
THE EXPERT SAYS "Latisse works amazingly well—I wouldn't be surprised if it outsells Botox," says Katie Rodan, an adjunct clinical assistant professor of dermatology at Stanford University School of Medicine. "I've seen it produce lashes that look like feather dusters."
WE SAY Love it! By Week three, our lashes were so long, they almost touched our brows. Everyone asked if we were wearing falsies.
THE PROMISE Longer, thicker, darker upper lashes after four months.
THE EXPERT SAYS "Latisse works amazingly well—I wouldn't be surprised if it outsells Botox," says Katie Rodan, an adjunct clinical assistant professor of dermatology at Stanford University School of Medicine. "I've seen it produce lashes that look like feather dusters."
WE SAY Love it! By Week three, our lashes were so long, they almost touched our brows. Everyone asked if we were wearing falsies.
Quick Links:
More Photo Galleries
Please Note: You may have disabled JavaScript and/or CSS. Although this news content will be accessible, certain functionality is unavailable.
Skip to news content.
Lash-Growth Serum
Lash-Growth Serum
Advertisement
Sites We Love
Look of the Day
Gwyneth Paltrow
At the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas, Gwyneth Paltrow donned Prabal Gurung from head to toe, with an ivory silk ruffle halter top and black high-waisted pants.
InStyle.com is part of the Time Inc. Style Network Copyright © Time Inc. InStyle is a registered trademark of Time Inc. All rights reserved.
