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Jan 20, 2014
Kayleigh S.
I have dark circles under my eyes, I'm not too sure why. I get enough sleep, I'm not sure how to fix this. I wear a nice pricy foundation so I'm not sure what to do, help?
Jan 20, 2014
Tricia N.
I do to. I've always been told I don't get enough vitamins Everyone says to eat more veggies.
Jan 20, 2014
Jen S.
Here is a few of home remedies you can try.
Cucumber juice is a common remedy. It should be applied daily around eyes and washed off with plain water after 15 minutes.
- Mixing potato juice with cucumber juice in equal quantities helps if there is puffiness along with dark circles. Follow the same procedure.
- Dark circles can also be treated by mixing cucumber juice with lemon juice in equal quantities. Apply daily and wash off with water after 15 minutes.
Jan 20, 2014
Angel C.
Dark Circles around the eyes indicate leaky capillaries under the delicate skin of the eyes. As you get older, this skin gets thinner and more delicate making the dark circles appear a lot darker. Vitamin-K is said to help repair these leaky capillaries and replenish the skin around the eyes. Your eyes need more moisture as well to help keep the skin healthy. Look into a good undereye cream that is targeted for dark circles. Preferably one with Vitamin-K. Also, try finding a peach toned concealer to use under your eyes. The peach color cancels out the purple tone.
Hope this helps!