Drug originally developed for glaucoma thickens lashes, brows and hair. May 6, 2011— -- With her wedding date set, Dana Gaiser wanted to look her best. Like many brides, she dieted, worked out ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Latisse, applied once or twice daily for 7 months, was effective and safe compared with vehicle in treating ...

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Well, Actually is a column by Slate’s Shannon Palus. She tests health and wellness products to help readers figure out what they should try, what they should skip, and why. The main reason people come ...

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Latisse may soon be inducted into the hair club for men (and women, too). The drug, which in its earliest, unsexiest incarnation existed solely as a glaucoma treatment, is best known as the U.S. Food ...

When supermodel Cara Delevingne made her runway debut in 2011, it was almost as if nobody noticed the clothes she was wearing. The highlight of the show? Cara's brows. Dark, thick, full, like a ...