Latisse via HelloRory.com

After COVID forced me to give up my lash extensions, my eyelashes were sad and baren -- lost and confused. I saw a HelloRory.com ad on youtube and signed up to get a bottle of Latisse sent straight to my door. Latisse is a prescription eyelash growth serum. This eyelash growth serum is clinically proven to make eyelashes longer, thicker, and darker. I was onboard with it's clinical results and the fact that it's prescription-strength.  

The process was quite simple, and I had an order of Latisse at my door within a week. They sent a month
supply of Latisse and enough applicators to use on each eye nightly, and then disposed of. I was so happy not to have to travel to my dermatologists office during COVID. Rory offers tele-medicine for a specific group of prescriptions. I'll talk about that in another post.  

I applied a drop of Latisse via the applicator each night for about a month. Then, I started to notice my eyes felt dry and itchy. Maybe it was because my lashes grew and were tickling my eyes? After a terrible day in front of the computer, itching my eyes, I gave up. 

 I am thinking of trying it, again. What do you think? Have you tried Latisse? What about HelloRory?

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