GET RID OF DARK CIRCLES!!
In today's world we sleep less, work more, live stressful life. Especially youth these days suffers from less sleep due to study and various of other reasons that tends to cause dark circles.
The problem of dark circles isn’t alien to both – men and women! And when they occur, we feel dreadful and awful. Don’t worry; you are not the only one who is faced with this problem. Some of the most stunning celebrities the world over have encountered this problem at some point in time and have had to resort to make-up and concealers to hide these dark circles.
Since the skin around the eyes is susceptible, it’s best to resort to natural remedies rather than chemical-based products to treat these problems.
So, here’s a bucket-list of simple and easily doable home remedies that can help breathe a new lease of life around your eyes.
1. Cold tea bags:-
One of the most effective and highly easy ways to combat these dark circles is to use cold tea bags. Preferably, use green tea or chamomile tea bags for quick results.
Procedure:-
Soak the bags in water and chill in the refrigerator. Remove from the fridge and gently place them on both your eyes for 10 to 15 mins. Repeat regularly.
2. Grated Potatoes or Grated Cucumber:-
This is by far, one of the most effective remedies. They also aid in reducing the puffiness around the eye area.
Procedure:-
Grate some raw potatoes or cucumber and place the shreds on your eyes. Relax and remove them after 10-12 minutes. Alternatively, you can also extract the juice of potatoes or cucumbers. Take a cotton ball, soak it in the juice, and place it over your eyes. Make sure the entire area around the dark circles is covered. Leave it for 1-3 minutes and wash off with cold water. In case you are pressed for time, you can also directly place slices of cucumber or potato on your eyes.
3. Clod Milk:-
Cold milk is a natural cleanser for the eyes and also helps in soothing the sensitive skin around the eyes.
Procedure:-
Dip a cotton ball in cold milk and apply on the eye area. Keep it for a while and later rinse the eyes with cold water. Repeat at least thrice a week!
4. Elevating the Head
The way we sleep also affects the surrounding areas of our eyes. A few pillows under the head can make it raised and prevent fluid from pooling under the eyes, making them look puffy and swollen.
5. Aloe Vera:-
Aloe Vera is an effective moisturizer.
procedure:-
Before hitting the sack, gently apply Aloe Vera gel under the eyes and massage for 5-7 minutes. Don’t rinse unless you feel sticky and uncomfortable.
