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 (EMAILWIRE.COM, May 27, 2013 ) San Francisco, CA -- DarkUnderEyeCircles.com recently launched a new info-graphic on the causes and cures of bags under the eyes. With informative facts and timely statistics, this graphic is designed to educate readers on the causes of dark circles under eyes. From stress and lack of proper nutrition, there are several reasons why people form dark circles under their eyes on the lids.
Based on the infographic, dark circles continue to be a major problem for countless individuals. These issues are caused by a wide array of problems. This includes lack of sleep, which causes the blood vessels under your eyes to become more prominent and noticeable. This results in excessive dark circles, which is also known as “raccoon eyes syndrome.” Poor eating habits are also attributed to this common condition. In order to prevent these saggy bags, try consuming foods that contain essential vitamins and minerals. This can include fruits, which replenishes vital pores and keeps skin looking vibrant and healthy.
Excessive use of cosmetics can also lead to bags under the eyes. In order to prevent this, speak to a licensed dermatologist or skin care expert. They can recommend cosmetics that coincide with your skin type. No matter which cosmetics are used, make sure to wash the makeup off before bedtime. Prolonged use of makeup can irritate the skin.
According to the infographic, sinus related allergies and hay fever also cause puffiness under the eyes. Nasal congestion is a common contributor to dark, puffy regions around the eyes. Smoking, alcohol, or excessive use of salt also causes dark circles around the eyes. To prevent the blood vessels from retaining fluids, try avoiding these behaviors if possible.
While there are no permanent cures for dark eye circles, there are ways to alleviate the puffiness. This includes a saline wash, which entails two cups of hot water along with ¼ teaspoon of sea salt. Since nasal congestion is a common cause of discoloration around the eyes, the saline wash can help eliminate some of the dark color and puffiness. Simply use the saline to wash the nasal cavity. This can be done via a few squirts from a bulb syringe.
Niacinamide is a derivative of Vitamin B3, and is highly effective in skin lightening. Individuals can also use cold water compression, along with almonds and mints to remove dark circles under and around the eyes. This informative graphic shows readers how to apply these treatments to secure optimal and timely results. In addition to these options, you can also use pistachios as well.
Perhaps the best treatment option is tea bags. Tea bags have been used for years to remove dark circles and puffiness around the eyes. They must, however, be cold in order to ensure maximum results. Like cucumbers, cold tea bags have the ability to constrict blood vessels. This results in less darkness and puffiness around the eyes. Whether you use black or green tea bags, they contain essential tannins that are naturally astringent. Simply place these tea bags in the fridge and remove them after 30 minutes. Apply the tea bags on your eyes and leave it for there for 15-20 minutes.
While cosmetic surgery is also an option, it should be a last resort in any circumstance. For more information on reducing dark circles under and around the eyes, please visit Dark under Eye Circles. See their newly created infograph here - http://www.darkundereyecircles.com/under-eye-bags-causes-cures/.
DarkUnderEyeCircles.com
Benjamin Wrights
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