Effective Home Remedies for Dark Circles

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Grated Potatoes or Grated Cucumber

Take some raw potatoes or cucumber and grate them. Apply the shreds on your eyes, then relax and remove them after 10-12 minutes.

Cold Milk

Soak a cotton ball in cold milk and apply it to the eye area. Leave it on for a while, then rinse the eyes with cold water. Repeat this process at least three times a week!

Elevating the Head

The position in which we sleep can also impact the area around our eyes. Elevating the head with a few pillows can prevent fluid from accumulating under the eyes, reducing puffiness and swelling.

Rosewater

Grandma's secret remedy is undoubtedly Rosewater! Its refreshing and rejuvenating properties make it suitable for almost all skin types and various skin-related issues. Read More