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Dr. O.
Note: These may be made with prostaglandin, or they may be made with a prostaglandin "analogue", or no prostaglandin. I looked up "prostaglandin analogue" and got a list with about a million chemicals. I'm probably not allowed to recommend a brand here, but I'll try code: The one I use, and it works very well, starts with L-i. I don't work for the company, invest in the company, or even know where they're HQ'd. Some brands are more irritating than others.
If you get a prostaglandin-based eyelash grower in your eyes consistently, it's possible that it will turn your irises brown. I have blue eyes & have been using it for about 9 months with no problem of that type so far.