REVITALASH! SHOULD I BUY THIS?

BUY IT - IT WORKS! For the first month, it seemed not to be working. But then one day I noticed my lashes were really long, and had started to curl upwards on their own. Nice, but now I can't get them to lay flat! And I had to buy new sunglasses, because my lashes smashed up against the lenses of my old ones! I stopped using the product a few weeks ago, and they're still as long as ever. One thing - they don't really get thicker, just longer.

I recently got eyelash extensions. One eye is doing well, but the other eye is losing lashes. I started using REVITALASH and have definately noticed longer eyelashes. But, they seem so light and soft textured. Is this normal when first using. Any advice appreciated.

I find it strange that those who have not even tried the product can review it. I HAVE tried this product and with serious doubt, but I and have proof, physical proof, that this stuff really works. It has worked on me and many others according two spa owners i have talked to who where selling similar products but are switching to sell Revitalash in their salon. There is more to this product then just application to the lashes as one stated in their review. It is applied like eyeliner at the base of the lash which penatrates into the skin conditioning the root and maybe more. Why do I believe this you ask? Because after my few times of using this product which was only once a day I felt as though the area it was applied to had been lightly sunburned which was stated might happen in the pamplet. I stopped for a few days and started back up again after realizing that my lashes although not longer yet, had started to seem thicker and turn upwards. After a short time the very slight burning sensation went away. I started in May and it took about 8 weeks to really see the dramitic results. As of August everyone noticed and inquired if I had had extentions "which by the way are very damaging to your real lashes even if done properly". Now the price at first really made me apprehensive about buying Revitalash but I'm still to this day on my first tube and as the instructions state,the more you use does not impact the results. Results may very but my results are undisputable and I will continue to use this product faithfully. Also, once lash growth has been achieved, I strongly recommend getting a professional lash tinting. You can find Revitalash as low as $90 on a very popular auction site, hint hint. JG

Revitalash is AMAZING it truly works but there are some unauthorized resellers online so be careful. I have also used Jan Marini Age Intervention Eyelash and this TRULY works as well, many think it is better. I called www.TheSkinSpecialist.com and they sell both and they are a reputable local skin studio and they told me exactly how they compare and were so helpful. I also Called revitalash to confirm they were ligit and they were one of their salons, so be careful, if you get "real" product it will amaze you. I think i prefer Jan Marini's, it costs more but there is more product in the tube so it lasts me longer and I prefer the texture.I think the studio name is the skin specialist and i spoke with a specialist named cheryl who does the lash extensions also and told me about everything.www.Theskinspecialist.com/store Love me new Lashes! I trimmed them once!

Ok Ladies. This is one of the first products I have ever bought that does everything it says it does and more! No Joke! Do not hesitate to buy this product if you want longer, thicker eyelashes. It is nothing short of a miracle!

Kristi, this stuff WORKS!!! My sister-in-law used it and her eyelashes are ridiculous!!! I've ven heard stories about girls having to trim back there too-long lashes! But if you're looking for a mascara look without the mascara, go for the lash extensions. I had Nicole do mine quite a few times and even my oblivious husband noticed and said how great they looked!

I have been using revitalash for almost a month. After one week, I noticed that my eyelashes were thicker. After three, they are longer and with Mascara... JUST BEAUTIFUL. These are the lashes I have always wanted. I have been getting extentions for the past two years and the maintenence is too much. Plus, I couldn't go swimming or into the Sauna. And I had good glue and a good esthetician who was using Extreme Lash, one of the best products out there. All I can say is Revitalash works. I highly recommend this product.

Revitalash is wonderful. I've had it for 1 week and I already can see a huge difference. I used to always use glue on fakes, and now I have my own beautiful lashes that look like the stars!! Love it.

I bought Revitalash after seeing the lashes of a friend grow like crazy. $145.00 is a lot to pay for a product so I wanted proof! I have been using this product for 12 weeks now and I love it! My lashes have never looked better. If you need proof as I did ,you are more than welcome to come by my Salon and see them for yourself. I work at MarinaBeach Hair in Marina Del Rey, in L.A. 310- 821-9161. Also , as another member mentioned the product does feel warm sometimes,but nothing that I was concerned about. The tube has lasted at least 3 months now, so it is also economical compared to lash extentions.

Absolutely. I'm not one to fall for fat burners or magic wrinkle creams or anything else that sounds too good to be true, but when I saw Revitalash on the evening news, I had to try it. My grown daughter laughed at me when I told her how much I paid for something that sounded too good to be true. My eyelashes have always been so short and skimpy, but after about 2 months, the difference is incredible and very noticeable. They're so long at this point, I've cut back on how often I apply it. I will definitely continue to use this. And after seeing the difference in my lashes, my daughter asked for Revitalash for Christmas!

I have seen this on tv ALL the time! I love talicka from sephora, I once had 3 tubes at a time, and that stuff works! My lashes looked friggin fantastic! I do like the lash fusion to like katie said, and it helps create an optimal environment for lash growth. i'm gonna get certified soon to be able to do lash extensions, and i'm flippin excited!!!!

I would have a really hard time paying that much for a product. I have used Talika Lipocils with great results, and it only costs 30 or so dollars. My boyfriend actually said I had TOO many lashes after using it about one week. I'd skip the high priced version and try Talika first.

Oh, also....try using the "hair, skin & nail" vitamins. you can find them at walmart, that may be another contributing factor :)

I have only used Li-Lash and it really does work.  The website address is http://lilash.com/ and the cost is $139 if I remember correctly.  I have a girlfriend who lost all her lashes when she got cancer and received chemo.  She had very, very barely-there lashes that wouldn't grow any longer.  She'd been embarrassed for years.  I bought her a tube as a gift and it works for her, also.  They also make an eyebrow product which also works.  I heard about Li-Lash before I saw where all these other lash lengthening products on the market.  I can only speak from my experience but Li-Lash also curled my lashes so I never have to use an eyelash curler.  Yay! 

The June issue of Allure has an article about the new eyelash growth products. The article explains how they work and hinted that Revitalash was using the patented ingredient that the company Allergen discovered. Allergen makes Latisse. This "ingredient" was discovered because the glaucoma patients using a medicine all noticed that their eyelashes got really long. Allergen figured out what was causing the constant eye lash growth and patented it and then created Latisse with it. Latisse is actually cheaper than Revitalash because you can get a prescription for it... or something like that - GREAT article.

I hope my Dr. is Latisse-friendly.  I am off to see my ophthalmologist today to see if he will prescribe me Latisse.  It seems like a lot of money to spend, but I happen to have it at the moment and my eyelashes are pretty sparse.  From what I understand the main ingredient in Latisse is the same ingredient that used to be in Revitalash and Jan Marni, until Allergan sued and got the rights.  Oh well, my search said that Latisse costs $120 for up to 4 months.  That doesn't sound like that much more than the other formulas.  Considering that I've worn contacts/glasses since I was 11 and have delt with eye allergies and other eye problems, I think I will feel more comfortable using it under a doctor's supervision.  Has anyone else gotten Latisse yet?

Got my Latisse prescription today!  I am psyched to try it and I'll keep you girls posted.

The price is going down - so worth a try.

I'm not really versed in revitalash but.....I do know a little about latisse.  Latisse may be very similarly priced but you have to get a prescription for it.  Latisse works by extending your lash growth cycle.  AND it works!!!!  The rep for allergan was in my work the other day and we were talking about the product and he said well you don't need it-your eyelashes are so long....little did he know that i was using it and that's why my eyelashes were so long!!!!  I've heard great things on revitalash but i'm thinking you many be able to get the latisse for cheaper (if you have insurance) and/or you could check allergan's website for coupon offers.good luck

it seems kind of pricey

I do have my favorites but I would be more than willing to give this a chance. It sounds wonderful. I have long lashes already, I know, but it's from my fathers side. He had 10 brothers and 1 sister and they all had extremely long, black eyelashes. I think because they're French with a tad of Blackfoot Indian. I'm not sure what the correllation is, but it seems all the children in the family from my fathers brothers followed with the lashes. I am happy about it, but only certain mascaras will work. When you're in your teens, your lashes are long, thick and black, at least this was the case for me. Now that I am older, they are still long, but they are a bit lighter in color.  I mentioned that I have been using L'Oreal Lashout since I was 15 years old. I still use that particular brand and I know because of my many brand testing, I will never give that particular brand up. I added an excellent one from Chanel called Inimitable volume, length curl separation. Excellent choices, don't clump, easy removal and staying power is excellent. Actually the L'Oreal staying power is better, so expensive department store brands are great but are not always the best. I will say this Chanel is great though, so it comes in my definite second. It all depends on the person of course, just as it does with perfume, different chemistry. I wanted to rate some things that have been out and that I discovered on my lust for cosmetics and especially face creams. Any beauty products, it's great to rate good finds. As I was on my quest for whatever I went shopping for yesterday, I happened upon the makeup department because I'm drawn like a magnate. Doesn't matter where I am, I am there! Anyway I discovered and not 100% sure if this has been rated, but I thought I would give it a try because it sounded like it was healthy for the eyelashes. It's the new L'Oreal Extra Volume Hydra Collagen Plumping Mascara in blackest black. I tried it because it said collagen. Collagen is good I thought, so I wondered what it would do for my lashes. It states that the collagen plumps it from the inside. Now I did find a tad of a problem. The brush is too thick and hard to maneuver, it does smear, my lower lashes are longer and it smudged under my eyes. (racoon look, maybe best for Halloween)..there were some clumps, when it states on the box there is no clumping. The only really good thing about it is it is easy removable at night, and in the morning when I got up my lashes were silky, smooth and yes, they were plumper. Sound strange? but it was true. Seems they were thicker even though I thoroughly washed the mascara off the night before. You never know. This was my experience with it. I'm going to rate some other finds in the other areas of skin care.