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What are some natural treatments for tired eyes?

I have dark circles and bags under my eyes that make me look tired all the time. What natural treatments can I use to prevent tired-looking eyes?

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August 6, 2008
Christina Marcaccini
Christina Marcaccini

Raw Skincare Ambiaty Eye Treatment is 100% natural and contains a mix of powerful clinically proven active botanicals, like Ambiaty to boost collagen production, soy and rice peptides that reduce the appearance of undereye circles and puffiness, and hibiscus etract that helps instantly smooth fine lines.  Good Luck!

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July 22, 2008

Natural treatments for tired eyes

Jonathan Hoenig, MD
Jonathan Hoenig, MD

It depends on what is causing the dark circles and bags. There are various causes such as thin skin, blood vessels or capillaries, dehydration, allergies, hollowness, eyelid "bags" creating shadows, and so forth.

Some natural treatments for tired-looking eyes are

  1. drinking water,
  2. avoiding the sun,
  3. using sunscreen,
  4. using vitamin K cream,
  5. treating allergies,
  6. applying cold compresses (tea bags or cucumbers), and
  7. sleeping on your back with your head elevated
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