lol, weird question, but sometimes i have them bad, and sometimes i dont, and i want to know how to get rid of them...
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Answer by Courty
concealer and foundation.
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Answer by Courty
concealer and foundation.
Answer by kiddo
more sleep and creams
Answer by Sara L
Do you use a face mask?
You can get them anywhere...especially the pharmacy or your local grocery store... Keep it in the fridge and use all the time! I have mine on right now :)
Answer by mitzitwinkle
boots protect and perfect serum is amazing! they do a specialised under the eye cream too, its won awards as its one of the few products thats been proved to work, its not too expensive either. A lady i work with is 45 and she had really big bags ,and she looks about 5 years younger.
Other than that, a good nights sleep and plenty of water through the day x
Answer by Juice Mix
well if they are hereditary then they won't go away but there is this wonderful make-up by cover girl to help dark circles!
Answer by lychi
You might have allergic reaction to some of the chemicals at your workplace.
People who take over the counter or doctor prescribed medicine for their allergy relief are probably familiar with their side effects (i.e. fatigue, drowsiness, headache, etc. ) These medicines contain antihistamines property that inhibits inflammations and allergic reactions and suppress their symptoms.
A powerful antioxidant OPC-3 offers a natural and safe alternative and regular users often report feeling delightfully energetic at the same time. This is because of the high content of free radical scavenging OPCs found in OPC-3.
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OPC-3 contains the most powerful bioflavonoids(OPC) currently known to research scientists today. They are Pycnogenol (pine bark extract), grape seed extract, red wine extract bilberry extract & citrus extract.
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The reason I recommend OPC-3 is because it's part of the Isotonix family, which is the only oral supplement in the market with isotonic capability when mixing with certain amount of water. Any food or pills taken orally must be digested within our stomach and transported in an isotonic state before our body can absorb its nutrients. This process can take from 40 minutes to 4 hours.
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Answer by fella
sleep more, stop smoking and drinking
Answer by :] {Lovebug.} [:
Well,
Foundation works well.
I have the same problem.
Unfortunatly, I'm only twelve, so
I'm not allowed to wear it. People have
told me to drink more water, and that works
for some people.
But I would definetly say, get some inexpensive
foundation.
Answer by Joey Starr
Get Avon Anew under eye creme. It works for me. Also helps with the bags. Well, that or make him wear sunglasses.
Answer by shelbiidawnn
something you could try would be putting spoons in the freezer and putting them on your eyelids in the mornings, words like a charm.. or cover up?
Answer by Angela B
use foundation
Answer by robcheerio
You can buy arnica cream for bruising - this might help...
Answer by Gertie
sober up.
Answer by grandmadarcy
Be tested for allergies....this can cause these circles.
Answer by bryan w
sometimes the dark circles are heriditary
Answer by Gary
Enough sleep usually does the trick and costs nothing.
Answer by Accya A
Putting cucumbers in ur eyes will surely work...but if u dont want that buy a cream that contains natural cucumbers....eating fruits (mainly apples) will help !
Answer by Samslou
Okay, you need to be patient with this but it works like nothing else in the long term. You need a cream (or gel is even better, I use one called "Vita-K Solution") with a high concentration of Vitamin K and this should be the very first thing you put under your eye after cleansing. Do this every morning as well as every night before you go to bed. This will correct any abnormalities you have with the capillary structure, which is the most common reason for both dark undereye circles and spider veins later on in life.
As well, the obvious of course. Be sure you're getting LOTS of rest and keep as stress-free as possible.
Answer by emilyy<3
cucumber--vitamins
tea bags--antioxidants
Answer by Jessa
Under-eye puffiness — whether in the form of mild swelling, dark "bags" or saggy under-eye skin — is the last thing most people want to see when they look in the mirror in the morning. Though mild puffiness under your eyes can be annoying or embarrassing, it's usually only a temporary cosmetic concern and rarely a sign of a serious underlying medical condition. Puffy eyes can result from a number of causes, including:
* Heredity
* Fluid retention such as due to changes in weather or hormone levels
* Allergies or dermatitis, especially if puffiness is accompanied by redness and itching
* Certain medications
There are a number of steps you can take to prevent and reduce mild under-eye puffiness:
* Get enough sleep at night. For most adults, seven to eight hours a night appears to be the best amount of sleep.
* Sleep with your head slightly raised. Add an extra pillow or prop up the head of your mattress. This helps prevent fluids from accumulating around your eyes as you sleep.
* While sitting up, apply a cool tap water compress to the skin under your eyes for a few minutes. You can also use chilled cucumber slices, a refrigerated gel mask or chilled, damp tea bags.
* Reduce allergy symptoms. Avoid allergens when possible, and ask your doctor about over-the-counter or prescription allergy medications.
There is some anecdotal evidence that hemorrhoid cream applied under the eyes can reduce puffiness. But no clinical trials have evaluated its effectiveness for this use. Also, ingredients in hemorrhoid cream may be irritating to the skin around your eyes, resulting in dryness and inflammation.
If puffiness is severe and persistent or you notice swelling (edema) in other parts of your body, see your doctor. He or she will want to rule out other possible causes of swelling, such as kidney or thyroid problems or a side effect of medications.