7 natural anti-dark circle remedies for a luminous look

Between overwork, lack of sleep or heredity, dark circles weigh down the eyes and make them look tired. Enemies of a fresh complexion and luminous eyes, dark circles first appear at the corner of the eye before spreading out around the contour. We suggest you say goodbye to dark circles and opt for these effective and 100% natural remedies.

The result of poor blood circulation around the eyes, dark circles, often bluish, are very unattractive. To make dark circles disappear, it is of course necessary to get a good night's sleep. But there is no need to use anti-dark circles, a superficial and ephemeral solution that prevents the skin from breathing. Here are 7 natural anti-dark circle remedies that prove once again that nature is well done!

The last remedy gives unbelievable results and it's proven 100%

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1. Aloe vera

Aloe vera is an excellent concealer. Its gel is delicately applied to the eye contour area in small quantities. Natural tensor, one prefers it bio to take advantage of its benefits. It can however be slightly irritating on this sensitive zone. Add a few drops of organic calophylla oil, healing and circulatory, to optimize the benefits of your eye contour care.

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2. Cornflower water

Used since the Middle Ages to relieve tired eyes, cornflower water will deflate your bags and disappear your dark circles. A natural decongestant, cornflower water is ideal to relieve eyes tired from screens.

To take advantage of its many benefits, soak two cotton discs with cornflower water and leave on your closed eyelids for 10 minutes.

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3. Green tea

Traditionally used to accelerate the elimination of toxins, green tea can also activate blood circulation. And for good reason, its antioxidant properties give it an ultra effective anti-dark circles power! Grandmother's remedy par excellence, decongestant but also ecological. From now on, if you are a tea lover, don't throw away your used tea bags anymore. Place them in the refrigerator and help yourself on days when you are tired. Like compresses, place one tea bag on each eye for a few minutes.

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4. Chamomile tea

As with your green tea bags, do not throw away your chamomile tea infusions. Let them cool in the refrigerator and then apply them to the eyes to reactivate blood circulation.

The combined action of the cold and the soothing, cleansing and antiseptic properties of feverfew will help reduce puffiness and puffy eyes.

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5. The cucumber

Composed of 95% water, the cucumber is a true natural source of hydration. The copper it contains promotes the formation of collagen, a regenerating benefit for the eye contour, which is noticeably fragile. Cut two slices of fresh organic cucumber to optimize its effect on puffy eyes. Leave the slices on your eyes for a few minutes.

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6. The fig

Rich in dietary fiber, antioxidants, potassium, calcium and iron, the fig is full of benefits. Like cucumber, fig has the power to soothe dark circles under the eyes by acting as anti-wrinkle and anti-inflammatory.

Apply a half a fig placed beforehand in the refrigerator on each eyelid and leave on for 5 minutes. The result is bluffing!

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7. The potato

Ideal to stimulate blood circulation around the eyes, the potato also reduces the dilation of blood vessels. A less well-known remedy than cucumber but much more effective, potatoes contain much more vitamin C and antioxidants. Mash two pieces of potato that are about a 0.4 inches thick. Wrap some of it in a linen handkerchief and apply it to your rings for about 20 minutes.

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