Dark circles under the eyes are most frequently caused by allergies, illness, a lack of sleep, or heredity. Knowing the cause of dark circles can help you understand how to get rid of them. For instance, if allergies are the culprit, all you may need to see results is a more effective allergy medication. However, if you think your dark circles are the result of sleep deprivation, you need to make an effort to go to bed earlier or reduce the amount of caffeine in your diet in order to get the rest you need.
In the morning, wash your face with cold water to facilitate blood vessels constriction. Then, apply an eye cream that contains Retinol and/or vitamin K.
If you are looking for an all-natural way to get rid of dark circles under your eyes, try applying cucumber slices, damp caffeinated tea bags, or an ice cube wrapped in a soft washcloth to your eyes for 10-15 minutes each day. However, if these home remedies seem to make your condition worse, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist. You may be suffering from a more grave skin condition that is causing the dark circles under your eyes.
While eating a healthy diet will help boost your energy and ward off illness, it’s also a great way to reduce the appearance of dark circles under your eyes. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables to prevent the vitamin deficiencies that may affect your skin’s appearance. Reducing your salt intake will help improve the look of your skin, since too much salt can cause the body to retain water in undesirable places.
If you are feeling very self-conscious about dark circles under your eyes, you can try to use makeup to help camouflage the problem. Usually, a yellow or flesh-toned concealer will be the most effective in reducing the appearance of skin discoloration. Look for a concealer that is one or two shades lighter than the foundation.
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