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10-03-2018 05:43 PM
I fell for the hype and ordered it on Amazon (around $9). Is it really better than just regular organic castor oil? I guess I will find out when I get it. And has anyone had any kind of success with lushness in lashes or brows with any kind of castor oil?
10-03-2018 05:50 PM - edited 10-03-2018 05:52 PM
I used a regular castor oil on my lashes for quite some time but it really never made my lashes any thicker. Seems all it did was condition them so they appeared to look longer. The whole ordeal was an oily mess so I stopped using it.
I just started using bimatoprost (latisse type) from AllDayChemist. Don't need a Rx to buy it there. I'm into my third week so I can't give a testimonial yet.
10-03-2018 06:34 PM
Shea Moisture has a Black Jamaican Castor OIl line and I've seen other brands featuring this ingredient at Walgreens, Marshalls and elsewhere. To date I haven't tried anythig, but I may give one of the Shea Moisture products a try.
10-03-2018 06:44 PM
I have friends that use it on their hair for breakage and bald spots and they have great reviews. They said it is oily and will make the hair greasy/heavy. I guess it depends on what part of the body you are going to use it on. The oil itself can be used on all parts of the body...almost sounds similar to Josie Maran's argan oil.
10-03-2018 09:18 PM
I have used Black Castor Oil Jamaican for 4 months now. I dip a q-tip in it, run it across my brows, re-dip and run it across my lash tip and lash line. Zip, nothing, nada. Back to Latisse for me.
10-04-2018 08:41 AM
@SilleeMeePlease keep us posted. I've been curious about Latisse. What is the brand you are using?
10-04-2018 08:44 AM
@Trix Love Shea. Good quality, great price, and cruelty free. Walgreen's frequently has excellent specials on Shea products.
10-04-2018 09:11 AM
@phoenixbrd wrote:@SilleeMeePlease keep us posted. I've been curious about Latisse. What is the brand you are using?
I'm using a Rx bimatoprost product called Careprost. It's just like Latisse but I buy it from ADC, no Rx needed.
10-04-2018 09:29 AM
I saw no difference and a friend had a bad reaction with her eyes.
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