How to Get Rid of Dark Undereye Circles for Good....Part Two

CHOOSE THE RIGHT MAKEUP REMOVER

When you rub your skin to pry off your liner, you're causing inflammation and capillary damage—both of which can contribute to dark circles. Cleansing oils, like Facial Cleansing Oil, melt eye makeup with the least amount of rubbing. As a bonus, you'll lose fewer lashes, too.

COOL DOWN

Washing your face with hot water "worsens puffiness and can accentuate dark circles. The same goes for steam. Who knew??..continue reading

LOOK FOR BRIGHTENING INDREDIENTS

 Vitamin C, and daisy extract all interfere with the production of melanin without riling up sensitive skin. A doctor can prescribe a cream with hydroquinone, the gold-standard—but potentially irritating—skin lightener.

TAKE AN ANTIHISTAMINE

If you have allergies, the histamines released by your immune system can cause swelling and broken, leaky capillaries under the eyes. Itchiness can encourage rubbing, which compounds the problem by prompting hyperpigmentation. An oral antihistamine  can halt the reaction. In addition, caffeine-based creams, like SkinCeuticals AOX+ Eye Gel, help shrink blood vessels that can swell with an allergic reaction.