1. GOOD DIET AND PLENTY OF REST
Eyes are the windows to the soul, and they deserve a bit of special attention. Here are our tips to getting rid of dark circles and wrinkles and keeping your eyes bright and healthy!
This is perhaps the most important point of all, because exhaustion will only bring out the worst in your eyes. Sleeping is absolutely essential to reducing dark circles and bags under your eyes, but that’s not the only thing: a low-salt diet will do wonders for your eyes, as liquid retention and any lack of hydration is most noticeable in this area.
2. CUCUMBER
There’s a reason this is the stereotypical salon treatment. Cucumber helps refresh the skin around your eyes and reduce inflammation and puffiness. Take a cucumber from the fridge, cut two thin slices, and place them over your eyes. You’ll start to notice the results if you do this every day – dark circles, be gone!
3. NATURAL LOTION
Forget about those overpriced store-bought products that sometimes even do more hurt than good. To prevent crow’s feet and wrinkles, make this natural lotion at home, a simple recipe that only requires two ingredients:
Make yourself a cup of chamomile tea and add in some rose petals. Leave the mixture in the fridge for 20 minutes, then put it in a bottle. Apply it as many times as needed just underneath your eyes for smooth, moisturized skin.
4. EYEBROW CARE
Eyebrows are the frame of our eyes, and they affect the overall appearance of our eyes and face more than you might think. Trim and pluck them carefully! Avoid waxing because the tugging and pulling can damage the skin, and don’t remove too much of your brows or the thin appearance could make you look sick. Besides, full eyebrows are all the rage right now!
5. EYELASHES
The bigger and fuller your lashes are, the more your eyes will stand out. If you don’t want to put on mascara, just use an eyelash curler to shape them and highlight your gaze. The best kind of curlers are plastic, because with metal ones you run the risk of breaking off your eyelashes.
