How to Get Rid of Puffy Eyes, Swollen Eyelids & Dark Circles

In this video, we will show you how to get rid of dark circles under eyes, swollen eyes and eyelids, puffy eyes and eye bags.

Whether it's unsightly bags under your eyes, dark circles, or swollen eyes, all three of these conditions affect our appearance by making us look tired and older than we actually are.

When these bags appear, or when our eyes swell up, the first thing we normally do is look for a product or cream that will fix our problem. The bad thing about these creams is that they're full of substances that can harm you when used for long periods of time.

If you want to get rid of bags under your eyes and dark circles with a home remedy, keep watching this video.

We're going to teach you a great recipe, which will work quickly and bring you all sorts of other skin benefits.

Here's how to make the mask:

Ingredients

½ ounce of aloe vera gel;
½ ounce of rose hip oil;
10 drops of lavender essential oil;
5 drops of lemon essential oil;
1 spray bottle.

Instructions

Mix all of the ingredients together and put them in the spray bottle. Before going to bed, if you're wearing makeup, wash your face to take it all off. Spray the solution on your face, with your eyes closed. Massage the solution into the skin around your eyes, Wait for it to dry, then go to bed.
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