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Discover the most effective tricks against bags and dark circles

Bags and dark circles: a more common problem than you think

Bags and dark circles affect many people, regardless of age or gender. Although they are not a medical condition, they do affect appearance and self-esteem.
Knowing the causes and treating them with appropriate products can make all the difference.

Starting at age 30, even with youthful skin, changes begin to become noticeable around the eyes due to natural aging, sun exposure, and lifestyle.

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How to identify bags and dark circles and why they appear

Bags under the eyes

Bags under the eyes are a mild swelling or fluid buildup under the eyes.
Over time, the tissues and muscles that support the eyelids weaken. The fat around the eyes can shift downward and accumulate, making the area look puffy or tired.

Dark circles under the eyes: causes and characteristics

Dark circles are dark shadows that form under the eyes. They can be blue, purple, or brown, depending on your skin tone.
Unlike bags, they don't always involve swelling and can have a variety of causes, from genetics to lack of sleep or dehydration.

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Main causes of bags and dark circles

Factors that cause bags under the eyes

  • Aging: tissues lose firmness and retain fluids.

  • Fluid retention: excess salt, hormonal changes or fatigue.

  • Lack of sleep: Insufficient rest increases fluid accumulation.

  • Genetics: some people are more susceptible due to hereditary factors.

  • Allergies: Inflammatory reactions can aggravate swelling.

Factors that cause dark circles

  • Genetics: they are usually inherited.

  • Fatigue: Lack of sleep makes the skin paler and blood vessels visible.

  • Dehydration: the skin looks dull and the eyes look more sunken.

  • Sun exposure: stimulates melanin production and darkens the area.

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    Who is most affected by bags and dark circles?

    Although they can appear in anyone, there are groups that are more prone:

    • Older people: loss of collagen and elasticity.

    • Genetic predisposition: If your parents have bags or dark circles, you will too.

    • Stress, lack of rest, or an unbalanced diet.

    • Allergies or sensitive skin.

    Effective home remedies to reduce bags and dark circles

    Cold compresses

    They reduce swelling and improve circulation. Use cold spoons, cucumber slices, or chilled tea bags for 10-15 minutes.

    Tea bags

    Tea contains caffeine and antioxidants that stimulate microcirculation and reduce inflammation.

    Cucumber

    Refreshes, hydrates and decongests thanks to its high water and antioxidant content.

    Raw potato

    Its natural enzymes have a brightening effect. Apply thin slices for 15 minutes to reduce darkness and puffiness.

    Sleep and rest well

    Restful sleep is essential. Sleep between 7 and 9 hours a day and create a relaxing nighttime routine.

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    Habits that help improve the eye contour

    • Stay hydrated: drink at least 8 glasses of water a day.

    • Sleeping with your head elevated: prevents fluid buildup.

    • Massage gently: improves circulation and reduces inflammation.

    • Protect yourself from the sun: Wear sunglasses to prevent sun damage and pigmentation.

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    Avoid toxic ingredients in your eye contour

    The skin around the eyes is some of the thinnest and most sensitive on the face. Avoid products with:

    • Parabens

    • Synthetic fragrances

    • Phthalates

    • Formaldehyde and derivatives

    • Sulfates

    • Denatured alcohols

    • Mineral oils or petroleum derivatives

    • Synthetic dyes

    • Phenoxyethanol

    Opt for natural, hypoallergenic, and non-toxic products with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, peptides, or natural probiotics that hydrate and regenerate without irritating.

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