Some people are blessed with long, thick lashes, and well, some people are not. If you are someone who would like to thicken, lengthen and strengthen your lashes, then we have the solution for you.
What are Sparse Lashes?
Sparse lashes are lashes that are not as thick or full as you would like them to be. If you have sparse lashes, you may be self-conscious about your appearance and feel like you need to wear more makeup to cover them up. Fortunately, there are a number of products on the market that can help to volumize and improve the appearance of your lashes.
What Causes Sparse Lashes?
One of the most common cosmetic concerns is sparse lashes. This condition can be caused by a number of factors, including genetics, aging, or an underlying medical condition. Many people experience some degree of lash shedding as they age, leading to thinner, weaker lashes.
Additionally, certain medical conditions, such as alopecia or an autoimmune disease, can also cause lash loss. In some cases, sparse lashes may also result from side effects from certain medications or treatments, such as chemotherapy. With proper treatment, it is often possible to improve the appearance of your lashes and achieve fuller, healthier-looking lashes.
Sparse Lashes Treatments
LATISSE®
Latisse® is sold in our Vancouver clinic and is an at-home solution. It is available for purchase in the clinic after a consultation.
Sparse Lashes FAQ
How do I fix my sparse eyelashes?
Anyone who has ever experienced an unfortunate encounter with a mascara wand knows the frustration of dealing with sparse, short lashes. Thankfully, a few things can be done to help eyelashes grow back. First, it is important to be gentle when removing makeup. Avoid tugging or pulling at the lashes, and instead, opt for a product that can be easily washed away with warm water.
Second, consider using an eyelash solution, such as the one available at Skin Technique to promote growth. Finally, be patient! It can take several weeks for lashes to reach their full potential length.
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