5 Ways to Remove Under Eye Bags

5 Ways To Remove Under Eye Bags-

Here are 5 Ways To Remove Under Eye Bags Naturally.

Author: Gwen Lewis.

Donning that fresh-faced look is something we all strive for, whether we are 23 or 63. While makeup is great in giving us that glow, having a good base is essential, even if you are a pro at doing your makeup. Besides, a good base helps us to save time from having to hide certain flaws like those dark, puffy bags under our eyes.

Tired eyes are not a good look but there are natural ways you can get rid of this problem. The following are five super easy things you can do to get that fresh-faced look without a drop of concealer.

Hydrate

Although eye creams help in hydrating the skin under your eyes, there is nothing better for this area than drinking enough water during the day. Water helps to keep the cells under your eyes hydrated, "as these cells need steady hydration" throughout the day. Try keeping a bottle of water on your desk and sip it gradually. You can even go for a large bottle so that you can be aware of how much you are drinking every day.

Use a tea bag

More than a myth, brewed tea bags are effective in helping to reduce the dark circles and puffiness under your eyes. This is because tea bags contain tannins which help treat this area, while caffeine reduces puffiness by shrinking the blood vessels. Green tea bags are known to "reduce swelling and tighten the skin around the eyes." Moreover, green tea is also known to decrease "the dilation of the blood vessels under the eyes."

Care for your allergies

Your under-eye problem could be more than simply tired eyes as you could be suffering from allergies. When your face is suffering from allergens, it can inflame and because the delicate skin around your eyes is very thin, then it is bound to retain water. To relieve your face from these allergens, take care of yourself and your environment by taking the right medication, by keeping your house clean and free of the things which cause your allergy.

Take care of your face

Even on a dark, wintry day, experts recommend that you wear sunscreen. Your whole face needs daily attention with the right products for your skin, sunscreen application and using a hat when it is very sunny but the area under your eyes is even more delicate and it needs the right attention too. Your local beauty therapist will tell you that even your face moisturizer should not be applied for the area around the eye, instead, an eye cream for prevention or a strong anti-wrinkle cream - depending on the age of your skin - is what this area needs.

Your sleep position

We know that sleep deprivation will cause bags under our eyes but did you know that even the position you sleep in can affect this area? Experts recommend sleeping on your back to "prevent gravity from causing fluid build-up around the eyes."

Adopting these habits as part of your daily routine is the easiest way to rid yourself of these eye bags, so that you can wear less makeup if you want to and look just as good and fresh without it and this infographic by Campus Eye is here to remind you of these habits.

About the Author:

Gwen Eve Lewis is a freelance writer from Southern California who has contributed to several health and beauty blogs, currently working at Assignyourwriter.com. She knows how important healthy hair is for many women and loves sharing tips she has learned through the years with others. Read More on PCOS Diva