hey, so where can i get those item on your indian remedy??chixchix wrote:I have tried all this ,waster so much money, now i am fed up but I certainly will not go to any beauty salon.
Well, one beautician told me that you can crush Vitamin E tablet,add a drop of water and apply over the dark area.I havent try cos i dont even know where to get the Vitamin E tablet. Since I take Herbalife, I like their skincare range and tried the eye serum by Dermajetics. Yeah it did reduce the dark circles to a certain extent.
But I also got introduced to a Indian remedy which worked well. Take a little gram flour,mix a little water and apply it to your eye area or face every day to see smooth skin and good results.
You should also not take much water closer to sleeping time or it will cause water retention at you eye bags.
pandagirl wrote:Speaking from my own experience, home remedies are unlikely to do much for hereditary dark eye rings. I just saw a cosmetic surgeon yesterday who prescribed me a gel. Gels and creams tend to be have slow results so it remains to be seen whether it'd be effective.
I actually considered IPL (laser treatment) to solve the problem but one has to go through a series of this treatment (each costing a few hundred dollars). The doctor also told me there would be redness and pain, which is what finally deterred me from doing it.
I see the only solution as to avoiding dark eye rings is to sleep early. ie: before 12 midnight.roxygerrr wrote:Hi, was wondering if anyone has tried cucumber juice in treating dark eye rings? Heard it is effective on many websites... any experiences?
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