Mylash will let you buy Latisse in the UK

Latisse UKLatisse is a made by Allergan, the makers of Botox, and successfully improves eyelash growth. It is applied to the base of the eyelashes like a liquid eyeliner once a day and results are seen in a few weeks.

Latisse achieved American FDA approval in 2008 and has gained a huge following due to its impressive results. Amongst its followers is Brooke Shields who fronts Allergans nationwide advertising campaign.

Latisse is being brought to the UK by Mylash.

Mylash offers treatment to grow your eyelashes using bimatoprost, which has the same active ingredient as Latisse, but thinks that the Allergan and Latisse brand will attract a new type of user.

'Many people look to America for the next big thing and they will have heard about Latisse. Although we already offer treatment with the same active compound, we feel that the success of Latisse in America will help attract customers that want the next big thing from America.' said Dr Walker, CEO of Mylash.

Mylash has been a celebrity eyelash secret in London for the past 18 months with supermodels, pop stars and reality TV judges using the service.

Mylash will provide Latisse in the UK through its website. Online consultations are reviewed by British doctors before a prescription is delivered. Not everyone is suitable and individuals with eye problems, or anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, is turned away.

The average results for Mylash or Latisse is 25% increase in lash length, 106% increase in lash thickness and an 18% darkening of the eyelashes.

Mylash are the UK experts in eyelash growth. We provide a service for individuals wishing to grow their eyelashes. We only offer prescription treatments to those suitable. We have successfully provided eyelash growth products to celebrities, cancer patients and thousands of happy clients.

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