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Comment by Anna Jones on July 21, 2020 at 5:41am

Well I can understand how sad a girl feels when she losses her natural eyelashes. I think you all can grow them again. I always try to visit rushessay.com source to get my essay done online. The best remedies are offered on YouTube and within days you will get health eyelashes.

Comment by Mary on December 21, 2008 at 5:05pm

Hi Gina,

I know how you feel. I had my eyebrows and eyeliner tattooed in June, and I've actually been very happy with it. I like not having to wake up looking "blank", or worry about the makeup coming off when I swim or hike. I tried to put on false eyelashes and couldn't get them on! Most people don't notice until I say something. The permanent makeup is all I have on in this photo.

If you live anywhere near San Diego or Irvine, please come to the Bald Girls Do Lunch events on Jan 3 and 4. I'll be at the San Diego one on Jan 3. I just posted some info about these on the California group page. Let me know if you have any questions. Attending a BGDL event last January was a major help to me.

Best,
Mary

Comment by Nycolette on October 7, 2008 at 8:11pm

hi im nycolette i also have au i also love the smooth legs but i lost my eye lashes 2 years ago and they grew back though when i didnt have any eyelashes i wore way to much make-up which was a bad idea it made me look worse but i'm giving you the hope that they will grow back soon but you are beautifull without them

Comment by Kayla DeMarini on August 25, 2008 at 1:03am

maybe try a product called revitalash? i tried it and my eyelashes kindof grew back but my alopecia is very very severe and they wound up falling out again but hey maybe its worth a try? theres also enormous lash and lilash avaliable

Comment by Fuzzless on June 3, 2008 at 11:10am

found this article about something that is supposed to grow eyelashes:
Latanoprost, a prostaglandin analog, has been reported to stimulate eyelash growth in patients using it in eye preparations for glaucoma and body and scalp hair growth when used topically in various animal models. Will prostaglandin analogs be the next agents used for forms of alopecia?
here is one of the articles: http://archopht.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full/118/5/718

Comment by Lee on June 3, 2008 at 1:27am

I know what you mean...I hate having to wear liner everywhere I go....I dont want to wear eyeliner to the gym...but if I don't, I look like an alien ; ( I hope they come back for you!!

Comment by Trina on June 2, 2008 at 3:40pm

I am getting my eyelashes done. Yes, like some people I apply liner because it is the one crazy thing that stands out with out the liner. Hey, mine have been gone for 10 years so at this point I am tired of holding out and will just get the permanent makeup.

Comment by Fuzzless on June 1, 2008 at 11:32pm

I recently lost my eyelashes too. I wear eyeliner and thought that looked ok till I saw myself in a photo. I don't even see the eyeliner. I need to put it on more heavily I think. I also have only one eyebrow - Pain in the butt to try and draw one to match! I tried the shots to keep my eyebrows when they started falling out and ended up with deep indentations above my brows. It took 6 months for those to go away. I won't get the shots again...

Comment by Joel on June 1, 2008 at 8:47pm

HHAAA haa I was walking around with one eye brow for as long as I could stand until I finally went in and got a steroid shot to get the left one back. IT WORKED!! I actually had to go back one more time to get the other one thickened up to match! Soo 2 shots and I've had them both for 6 months now. I really hope they stay. It's at least easy for a guy to shave his head these days and be OK. I have to shave my stupid head about every 2 hours though because the few patches of hair I have grow like weeds. Pain in the butt to walk around all day with an electric in your pocket looking for a chance to "clean it up". ANyway I know how you feel about the eyelashes. I have 1 and 2/3 at the moment. Keep up the faith!

Comment by kastababy on May 30, 2008 at 11:03pm

I feel you with the eyelashes -- I used to have long, thick eyelashes that made my eyes stand out way more than they already do. I just recently lost my eyelashes and I kid you not, my eyes have been itching, stinging, and burning ever since then because every little speck of dust, mold, and anything else that happens to float on the wind gets into my eyes. Honestly, I wear glasses, and because I'm near-sighted my lenses magnify my eyes even more than they need to be -- but nobody in 26 years has ever noticed that I don't have any eyelashes when they fall out, so in that sense, it's easy to be normal when nobody notices that it's gone.

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