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Bye, Bye Puffy Eyes

23 Jan 2018
Emma Blancovich
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bags under eyes, blood flow, cucumbers, dark circles, drak rins, egg whites, eyes, potato, puffy eyes, tea bags, Vitamin E

Get Rid of Bags Under Your Eyes Naturally

Dark rings under your eyes can make you look tired, sick and just not pretty. There are lot of beauty products out there to hide puffy eyes or bags under your eyes, but I find that they end up making something else worse, like tightening the skin around your eyes, which ends up hurting, or making your eyes sticky, which makes makeup clump. So I looked into some natural ways for depuffing and ridding your eyes of dark circles.

If you are on a budget, try the quick and easy tips below to get rid of those dark, puffy bags under your eyes. One of them is sure to work for you.

Potatos bleach skin naturally when used over time, making them great for dark circles. (Photo: DIY Health Remedy)

Potatos bleach skin naturally when used over time, making them great for dark circles. (Photo: DIY Health Remedy)

Potato

Put a raw potato in the refrigerator for about 20 minutes. Take it out and cut in two. Put each half under the puffy dark area under your eyes for 15-20 minutes. The circles will decrease and you will be able to notice a difference.

Vitamin E oil is good for eye health because it is anti-inflammatory and also helps to keep skin around your eyes supple. (Photo: whitehourse911/Deposit Photos)

Vitamin E oil is good for eye health because it is anti-inflammatory and also helps to keep skin around your eyes supple.
(Photo: whitehourse911/Deposit Photos)

Vitamin E

Mix chilled water with about 10 drops of vitamin E oil. Take two cotton pads and dip them into this mixture. Then place a pad on each eye. This solution helps with the swelling around the eyes, so make sure you leave it on for a full 20 minutes. It is especially good if your under-eye-bags are due to allergies.

Chilled cucumbers

Get two cucumber slices from the freezer. Place the slices on your eyes for 15-20 minutes. You can even sleep with them overnight. The cucumber helps with anti-inflammatory issues, so the puffiness of the circles flatten out. The longer you can leave the cucumber on your eyes, the better.

Tea bags can help stimulate blood flow around your eyes so dark circles are less noticeable. (Photo: Eligible Magazine)

Tea bags can help stimulate blood flow around your eyes so dark circles are less noticeable. (Photo: Eligible Magazine)

Tea bags

Get any type tea bags (green tea, chamomile, black, etc.) and steep two for a few minutes. When you are done, chill the tea bags for about 10 minutes. When they are chilled, apply one over each eye and leave the tea bags on for 15 minutes. The tea bags will help stimulate blood flow so that the darkness around your eyes will lessen as the blood flows better in the arteries around your eyes.

Egg whites

If you want a tight look around your eyes that is still smooth, beat some egg whites and apply them over your eye with a paint brush or makeup brush. Leave it on your eyes for 15 minutes then wash off your face with cold water. The area around your eyes will be tight and shiny making your under-eye-puffiness less visible and hiding the darkness by the shiny hues around your eyes.

About the Author
Born and raised in the DMV, Emma Blancovich has a big appreciation for discovering things to do around town, such as new restaurants to try and supporting the local music scene by attending live shows. During the week she is an editor for trade associations, but on the weekends you can find her hiking up trails with the latest fitness gadgets then getting ready for a night out using the latest beauty and health products.

About the Author

Emma Blancovich
Emma Blancovich

Born and raised in the DMV, Emma Blancovich has a big appreciation for discovering things to do around town, such as new restaurants to try and supporting the local music scene by attending live shows. During the week she is an editor for trade associations, but on the weekends you can find her hiking up trails with the latest fitness gadgets then getting ready for a night out using the latest beauty and health products.

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