Dark Circles and Bags

THEbags under the eyesThey usually appear due to water retention, poor blood circulation, or weakening of skin tissue with age. They can also be caused by lack of sleep, excessive salt or alcohol consumption, as well as genetic predispositions.

Identifying the cause allows for better targeting of treatment: for example, bags due to fatigue will be improved by a better lifestyle, while hereditary bags often require specific and regular care.

To mitigate thebags under the eyesexpressly, usehydrogel patches, refreshing roll-ons or cold compresses that immediately decongest the eyes. Applying treatments rich in caffeine or niacinamide also helps stimulate microcirculation.

However, for lasting results, it is essential to adopt a regular routine withan eye creamadapted, to hydrate well and to sleep enough.

THEdark circles under the eyescan be pigmentary (brown or purplish complexion) or vascular (bluish, linked to poor circulation). To reduce them, choose treatments containing vitamin C, caffeine or peptides that strengthen and brighten the fragile area around the eyes.

Good sleep, a diet rich in antioxidants anddaily sun protectionare also essential allies to limit the appearance and intensity of dark circles.

THEdark circlescorrespond to a darker coloration under the eye, due to pigments or the transparency of blood vessels.pockets, on the other hand, are swellings caused by the accumulation of fluid or by the loosening of skin tissue.

In both cases, the area is fragile and requires specific care.Eye contour patches,targeted serumsand gentle massages help to visibly improve the look.

For a rested look, there are several natural tips: apply cold spoons, cucumber slices, or chilled green tea bags to decongest the area. Aloe vera and sweet almond oil can also moisturize and soothe the eye area.

Although these methods provide temporary relief, they are even more effective when combined with appropriate eye care and a healthy lifestyle.