I need help with my dark circles.
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Jun 24, 2014
Qwaserght T.
A youtuber called bubzbeauty has a video on this that's really good.
Jun 24, 2014
Hannah F.
Jun 24, 2014
Hannah F.
Okay I feel you😂 my mom hates hers too. Try some different samples and if anything works it could be a good investment :D.
Jun 25, 2014
Sevetria M.
Some people are just naturally dark in the eye area especially different ethnicities. When my allergies are really bad or when I haven't had a lot of sleep my darkness is more pronounced. You need to determine whether it's just natural discoloration or from blood pooling in that area. Tracy is good at answering your skin care questions.
Jun 25, 2014
Angel C.
Vitamin-K is really good for dark circles it helps to repair the capillaries that pool under the eyes that cause the dark circles. Another thing that helps with them is getting a hydrating (not overly thick though) eye cream designed for dark circles. Some have light deflectors in them that will help the area appear brighter. If you're looking to cancel them out, try a peach toned concealer/corrector to cancel out the purple/bluish tone of the dark circles. I really really like Jane Iredale's circle delete concealer. It's $30, and I know that seems pricey but it's well worth it. I use it with my Mary Kay concealer to hide my dark circles. The Circle Delete is like a concealer/skincare in one. It contains Vitamin K and cucumber extract (which is what it smells like...sooo nice) that helps to soothe the eye area and help treat the eyes as well as concealing them. Each pot contains two colors that you can blend together to build the right color for you. I love the stuff. They have 3 shade options: 1 (Yellow-what I use) 2 (Peach) 3 (Brown). It's dependent on your skin tone (I.e. light, medium, deep) Anyways, I hope this helps! :)
Jun 25, 2014
Mary T.
I tried a ton of creams and cover ups but mine went completely away after I started taking a multi vitamin and improved my diet. I had given up!! Crazay.
Jun 25, 2014
Alma M.
Please post these types of question in the skincare section or they're subject for deletion.We need all of you to not push threads down because that is what happens when you post in the wrong category.Please keep this in mind for future reference at this time I shall move it for you to the correct category.