Dark circles under eyes. Best product?
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Anonymous
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I just can't get rid of these dark circles and sunken under eyes. I've been using a drugstore (and not cheap!) serum for eyes to no avail.
I get restful sleep each night, and it's not allergies. What's the best product out there? I'm so tired of looking so tired! |
Anonymous
| How do you know it's not a dairy or dust mite allergy? That's the most common cause. You might also consider fillers if its a sunken-ness issue. |
Anonymous
I doubt it's dairy (I rarely eat it and I've been tested), but the dust mite allergy has me intrigued. I'll look into that for sure. Thanks! |
Anonymous
| Kat Von D lock-it concealer! Just recently got it after reading a bunch of recs here on DCUM and it does indeed work wonders on dark undereye circles (caused by loss of fat in that area as we age). Now I don't look tired all the time. |
Anonymous
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I use Shiseido. Either the White Lucent (http://m.sephora.com/product/P205614?icid2=skugrid&skuId=1408145) or the Bio Performance (http://m.sephora.com/product/P403318?icid2=skugrid&skuId=1724020).
I also use (as a first layer under my Bobbi Brown corrector/concealer) the Urban Decay Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid (http://m.sephora.com/product/P406632?skuId=1775972&icid2=skugrid). LOVE IT. Better results than just the BB stuff alone. Yes, I spend a lot, but with hereditary deep/dark eyes, I take all of the help I can get! |
Anonymous
| YSL's Touché Éclat is the only thing that doesn't get dry/cakey after 8 hours under my eyes. I do use a bit of a peach-tint concealer if they're especially dark under the Touché eclat which brightens the whole area. |
Anonymous
Fillers will address both - dark circles and sunken under eyes. Creams don't work. |
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| Many suggestions I see here, I am having same dark circle problem and want to try get some remedy to get to lighten it. |