One thing you can to help limit crow's feet around your eyes is to wear sunglasses, this helps you to squint less and therefore you have fewer wrinkles around your eyes. You should also use sunscreen and use lightweight gels to keep the skin around your eyes moist. This will help to protect against the sun and you will have less lines and wrinkles. If you already have crow's feet, a good source of vitamin A can help by promoting collagen production around your eyes. If you have a problem with bags under your eyes or puffiness, this can be due to allergies and taking an antihistamine for a couple weeks usually can help this problem by reducing swelling. Also, using a cool eye roller to help with puffiness is a good option.
Dark circles under the eyes are another common concern for many people. To help fix this problem use a brightening formula with sun screen to prevent further darkening of the eyes. Using antioxidant lycopene under sunscreen can also help provide even more protection from the sun and dark circles. If you start experiencing droopy eye lids, this can be caused by collagen becoming thin and the skin losing some elasticity. This problem can be fixed by using a topical cream that promotes tightening and collagen production. However, if you have dry skin, you may want to consult a doctor before using this because it can cause your skin to dry out even more.
When other people look at us, we want them to see our beautiful, youthful, healthy eyes not bags, dark circles, lines or wrinkles. However, many of us cannot afford surgical procedures. These tips help to give you another option and help your eyes to stay healthy and beautiful for as long as possible.
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