Genetic and environmental factors can give you those panda eyes but we have the perfect natural remedy for that!

Men and women both struggle with the issue of dark circles! Do not be worried; you are not the only one who is dealing with this issue. But that doesn't mean you have to endure the comments like "You look tired" all the time. Ugh! Even though treating dark circles can be challenging, with the right care, they can eventually be treated and reduced.

What really causes us to have dark circles under our eyes? Regardless of the type of skin you have or the good habits you practice, veins will eventually start to show through the thin skin around your eyes because skin naturally loses collagen over time and becomes drier. Your best defense against under-eye circles is a consistent, disciplined skincare routine from a young age because, as we already know, exposure to the sun accelerates the breakdown of collagen. The main factor influencing our skin type and how we will look as we age is genetics. Because our blood pools in the capillaries under our eyes, it is simply more noticeable through lighter skin, those of you with fair or thin skin tend to show under circles more readily than others.

However, for some people, ageing, sun exposure, or genetics aren't to blame for their dark under eye circles and under eye bags. Sometimes it's just a simple allergy issue. That implies that our blood vessels, including those under our eyes, swell and become inflamed. It's best to use natural remedies rather than chemical-based products to treat these issues because the skin around the eyes is delicate.

DIY Under Eye Serum

Ingredients:

1 tbsp Aloe Vera gel

2 tbsp Rose Water

1 tbsp Sweet Almond Oil

2 Vitamin E Capsules

Dropper Bottle

Preparation:

1. Add rose water to aloe vera gel and mix well to make a smooth base.
2. Add almond oil and the contents of the Vitamin E capsule and mix well to combine.
3. Transfer to a clean and dry dropper bottle and use as required!

Tips For Avoiding Dark Circles

• If you engage in high-intensity exercise or activity, get enough rest.
• Make sure you get seven hours or more of sleep each night.
• Your skin will retain the necessary moisture if you stay hydrated, keeping it soft.
• The skin around your eyes can be repaired, pigmentation removed, and collagen synthesis is increased when you add nutrient-dense foods to your diet.

Dark circles are a common problem for many people. They may be inherited, a natural part of ageing, or the result of sleep deprivation. Usually, dark circles are nothing to worry about. If they bother you, there are several at-home or medical remedies available. Visit a dermatologist or doctor if the swelling or discoloration gets worse. By doing this, you can be sure that you'll get the right diagnosis and care.

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