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How can Hydrolyze help reduce the appearance of dark circles under my eyes?
Taking a Stand Against Dark Circles and Bags Under the Eyes

For some of us, the worst part about aging is when our bodies decide to announce it to the world. One of the most embarrassing examples of this is having dark circles under the eyes. Dark, unsightly bags under the eyes give off the appearance of being exhausted and past prime, which is usually the exact opposite of what we like to portray to others especially when we are in a great mood and full of energy. Most of us want to show the world that we are confident and productive, and it is difficult to start the day with the sunniest outlook on life when the first glance at yourself of the day reveals dark, unpleasant circles under your eyes. Are there natural ways to combat dark circles and bags? Will you have to go under the knife to remove them? Can products help alleviate the symptoms of natural aging? This article will detail some of the causes, preventative measures, and options you have to combat this unfortunately blatant sign of aging.

What causes dark circles under the eyes?

Many things can cause dark circles under the eyes such as diet, fluid intake, allergies, stress and strain. Dark circles as a result of lifestyle are unpleasant to deal with, but at the same time, those causes are more or less under our control. The most unpleasant realization comes from the cause of dark circles that isn't under our control: aging. As our bodies naturally age, our skin becomes thinner, weaker, and less elastic, which in turn causes underlying fat and discoloration to be more visible.

How can I reduce the dark circles and puffiness under my eyes?

Rinsing your face with cold water can reduce swelling. You may also lightly press a cold washcloth or moist tea bags to your closed eyes. Do this for 15 minutes and twice daily. Not only will this temporarily remove the visibility of the bags under your eyes, but it will also reduce swelling and slow the the development of more bags under your eyes. If the puffiness or darkness is caused by allergies, over the counter allergy medications can help reduce the allergic reaction. Obviously, reducing exposure to the allergen will alleviate the discoloration and puffiness. Getting more sleep can also reduce discoloration.

How do I prevent darkness and puffiness under my eyes?

The first step anyone should take when addressing discoloration and puffiness under the eyes is to find the cause. It could be something as simple as a lack of sleep, but it could also be linked to severe health conditions. It is never a bad idea to consult a doctor, but if the discoloration or puffiness you are experiencing is simply a cosmetic concern, the following may help you prevent it in the future.

Depending on genetics, drinking lots of fluids before bedtime can increase puffiness. These fluids are more likely to settle under your eyes while you sleep. Staying hydrated however is also important because it decreases water retention. Avoid salty foods as salt and MSG can cause puffiness in the eyes. Try to lay with your head elevated when watching TV, reading a book, or sleeping to encourage fluid circulation to other parts of your body. Avoid common allergens to reduce unsightly reactions. Make sure to get a full night's sleep.

Are eye bag reduction products available and are they effective?

There are many anti-aging products available and many of them can help. Some of them attempt to combat all the effects of aging and do so in varying degrees of effectiveness. There is no perfect solution to reduce all signs of aging. However, there are some specialist products available that only target specific areas. Hydrolyze, for example, focuses on reducing the dark circles and wrinkles under your eyes. It does this by focusing on breaking up blood particles gathering under the skin of the eye, and strengthening leaking capillaries to prevent future discolorations. Some products claim to reduce the amount of capillaries under the skin, but to many customers, the thought of a product that removes blood vessels is an unsettling concept. Hydrolyze's main active ingredient reduces leaks and strengthens capillaries, rather than removing them. This product will not reduce all signs of aging, but it was developed for one purpose and one purpose alone: to reduce discoloration and wrinkles.

What permanent solutions are there to remove darkness and puffiness from my eyes?

Although cosmetic fillers can reduce bags for up to a year, it can be an unpleasant and scary solution for many people. It is not permanent, and therefore must be a repeat procedure. Though cosmetic fillers can be completely safe, you must do your research and seek professional counsel before choosing the right solution for you. Keep in mind that some cosmetic fillers are safer than others.
Surgery can also be a solution, which usually involves opening the eye bag and melting the fat away followed by a variety of “tucking” procedures. While this procedure can drastically reduce the bags under the eyes, it may not affect the dark discoloration that usually goes along with eye bags as it does not affect the circulation or fluid retention of the area. For similar reasons to cosmetic fillers, surgery can be an unsettling option, but it is more permanent than cosmetic fillers and in most cases, will not have to be repeated.

So what's the best solution?

Eye bags and discoloration can be caused by many different reasons. As such, different products work differently for different people. It is ultimately up to each person to do their research and find the solution that works the best for them. That being said, surgery is most likely the only permanent solution to removing fat deposits from under the eyes. As for wrinkles and discoloration under the eyes, a focused specialist product like Hydrolyze will yield the best results when targeting specific areas. We strongly recommend you take the Risk Free trial of Hydrolyze
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