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Do eye lashes grow back ?
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Yes: Eyelashes do grow back. Aging of the eyelid follicles does lessen the vertical growth rate and fewer follicles function in later life, thus the reason why lashes become shorter and fewer in number.
Answered 6/25/2014
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