How To Get Rid of Dark Circles Permanently

Do you suffer from dark circles?

Have you ever noticed that the eyes are a remarkable point of our faces? Dark circles end up drawing even more attention to us.

Usually brown or purple, these marks appear due to the high concentration of melanin or clogging of the capillary vessels around the eyes.

Other factors, like allergies, fatigue, skin aging, excess sun exposure, and other environmental damages aggravate dark circles.

There are some basic steps to lessen the tired aspect of your eyes. Did you know that?

See 4 homemade treatments to lessen or get rid of your dark circles naturally.

Cucumber slices
You know that trick of putting cold cucumber slices over the eyes to treat dark circles? It actually works!

Mashed tomato
Did you know that mashed tomatoes can be used to lighten the skin?

Chamomile cold compress
A great natural medicine against dark circles is a cold compress made with chamomile tea.

Ice cube
Another nice trick is to apply an ice cube for 10 seconds over your closed eyes as soon as you wake up.

As you can see, all you need is a little bit of attention to the area and, before you realize it, your eyes will be bright again.

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