How can i reduse puffiness under my eyes? does wine have to do with it?
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I head that placing wet teabags on your eyes do the trick.
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try tea bags....let them cool first....place on bags on eyes will shrink it like hemmorhoids
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Hi, personal experience and with all my pleasure I'll pass it to you. I suffer badly even when I got married and had kids, I went to all the doctors and take disgusting antibiotics and horrible creams what burns you skin badly and I was getting worth and worth. Now I had under skin pimples what stays on your face for month and just hurting ...........until \nOne day I was watching the programme on different diets to loose weight and one of them was to give up all the dairy products. So that was my diet I gave up milk cheese yogurts and other yummy dairy products. I couldn't believe my eyes when my pimples start disappearing instead of my weight and it's was all clear after 3 month. My face is pimples free!!! \nThat is allergy reaction on dairy products and I believe that pimples is a allergy reaction to food. \nI know that is hard ( I loved my yogurt and cheese)but if you really want to try - gave up the Dairy. All of it! Just take calcium supplement with vitamin D and be free of Pimples. \nYou can introduce it slowly in the later stage but no necessary if you take calcium.\nBest of luck I hope it will help you.
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St. Ives has come out w/ a product that contains cucumber and elasticin in it. honestly who has the time or patience to lay down w/ cucumber slices over their eyes. It differs from other under eye treatments by being all natural and you get a great amount for a very decent price. It is called eye and face stress gel. I have recommended it to many women. We have all become addicted. follow the instructions properly and you can wear it under your make up even. You must let it dry fully before applying any make up. enjoy!  it can be found at any drug store. ask around if you can not find it.
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I've been told that applying preparation H under you eyes can reduce puffiness
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What you are describing is called milia. A pluged pore that the skin has grown over it. Trapping it. A lot of women get this under the eye. Too much eye cream? Do you wear glasses? Sweat can cause them as well. I suggest you go to a licenced esthetician for a facial. Sometimes they are removeable. Change up the routine. Make sure you are getting your makeup off well.
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Try to take at least six hours of sleep in a day and in addition before going to bed massage your both eyes at the same time for 10-15 minutes with a mild cold slices of cucumber. This will relax your eyes and at the same time will initiate the process to cure the bagginess and darkness of your undereye areas. You will see the results in one week.
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Brew green tea bags, ice them and put them on your eyes. They work for me. Or try a cold cream that is designed for eyes. Make sure you keep your eye cream cold (like in the refrigerator). These two things work for me, but my guess is nothing much is going to work because when you cry you really raise those blood vessels by expanding them from over-working your tear ducts. Most remedies are designed to help natural eye puffyness..not excessive work outs of the eye. Hope you don't need this--because you stop crying :)
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try this, peel a potato, put the skin over your eyes , leave it for 7 mintz , do this 3 days in a row and u will c the diff, it works, as for the tired puffy eyes, use the same way with cucamber, good look
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tanning wont really help. i have the same type of problem and its because its hereditary PLUS i have sinus/allergy issues that contribute. cosmetic surgery is out there but not the best idea, in my opinion. cucumbers work a bit especially with any puffiness, as does sleeping well! if all else fails, yup, makeup is always a quick fix
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Hi Kents Crazy\n\nNot sure you can take care of this in one night, but here are some remedies to use.\n\nCaution: Do not attempt to squeeze the lump with your fingers, as this may spread the infection into the bloodstream and can become extremely serious. \n\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nNatural Cures\n\nDiet: Eat an organic, whole foods diet that is high in garlic. Avoid all refined sugars, alcohol, and milk and dairy products, as well as any foods to which you may be allergic or sensitive.\n\nHerbs: Use an eye wash made from a fresh and well-filtered infusion of eyebright and goldenseal. Also drink red raspberry tea. \n\nHomeopathy: Useful homeopathic remedies include Pulsatilla, Hepar sulph., Sulfur, and Graphites.\n\nHydrotherapy: Hydrotherapy is the application of water, ice, steam and hot and cold temperatures to maintain and restore health. Treatments include full body immersion, steam baths, saunas, sitz baths, colonic irrigation and the application of hot and/or cold compresses. Hydrotherapy is effective for treating a wide range of conditions and can easily be used in the home as part of a self-care program. Many Naturopathic Physicians, Physical Therapists and Day Spas use Hydrotherapy as part of treatment. I suggest several at-home hydrotherapy treatments. \n\nNutritional Supplementation: Take mycelized vitamin A in therapeautic doses 100,000 IU for the first two days, and then reduce to 50,000 IU the next two days, and then a preventive dose, 5,000 IU for the next week. Also include beta carotene and vitamin C as part of your daily nutritional supplement program.\n\nTopical Treatment: Bathe your eye in a solution of chamomile or red raspberry tea.\n\nAlternative Professional Care\nIf your symptoms persist despite the above measures, seek the help of a qualified health professional. The following professional care therapies have all been shown to be useful for treating sties: Applied Kinesiology, Detoxification Therapy, Light Therapy, Naturopathic Medicine, Reflexology, and Traditional Chinese Medicine.\n\nBest of health to both of you
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if it is an absess don't mess with it, accept to put antibotic cream if it's external, I've had several and they are very easy to pass on to others.  After having it drained by a doctor or if it's not external, the only way to reduce puffiness is oral antibiotics, or a shot.\n\nAsk for the shot, it almost overnight disappears.
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Sleep, excercise, less sugar/caffeine.  Also, avoid all non-medication drugs as well as alcohol.  You can try some gentle skin moisturizers, just be careful not to get it in your eyes.  \nI do know that some people (like me) have naturally thin skin under thier eyes, and the veins show more than on most people, but if you keep up these habits, it really does help.
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Sleep, sleep, sleep!!!  You could very well be sleep deprived.  We all look muggish when we miss out on a good night rest.  Problem is, too many people don't get a good nights sleep each night!  For now the solution is easy... Wash your face with your regular cleanser in luke warm water, then turn off the hot, and go totally cold... water that is!!!  Splash your beautiful face with cold water up to 10 to 12 times if you can stand it!  Not only will you look refreshed, but you'll be wide awake!  Also your pores will shrink, and that's a good thing for many reasons.  About those pesky blemishes!  Two things will be your best friend... Neutrogena Multi-Vitamin Acne Treatment, and Concealer!!!  Try one of Cover Girl's oil free concealer it will stay on all day until you wash it off... promise.  I hope you have beauty in more places than one... God Bless!!!
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use a combonation of claritan-d, astelin nose spray, and naphcon-A eye drops. it will work.
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Soak cucumber slices in witchazel, go to a nice dark room and take a short lay down with the slices on your eyes.\nThe witchhazel will tighten the skin and take away any redness, the cucumbers give it a bit of cool moisture.\n\nI've heard of using Tucks pads (for hemmoroids) as a quick fix in place of the cucumber/witch hazel. It has witchhazel in the pads.\n\nAnything cool and moist on your eyes (washcloth, cold pack) and laying down for awhile to relax will make it a bit better.\nHope things get better for you soon.
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Do you often hear the question "Feeling tired?" Are there shadows on your face - when you're not out in the sun? Do you look like you've been hit by a baseball?\n\nAlthough undereye circles are annoying, they're not the worst things you can get. In fact, nine out of 10 people have darkness around their eyes at one time or another.\n\nWhat causes them?\nMany factors contribute to undereye cycles. Sometimes the darkness around your eyes is partially hereditary, so if you're parents have them, chances are you will too. But there are culprits that can make the situation much worse - such as smoking, sleep deprivation, poor nutrition and drinking coffee, soda or other caffeine-containing beverages. \n\nAllergies, overexposure to the sun, menstruation or pregnancy can also aggravate them. \n\nNow if your undereye circles have a bluish tint, then what you're seeing isn't really darkened skin but engorged blood vessels. Because the skin under your eyes is thinner than the skin anywhere else on your body, blood vessels there are more noticeable - especially if you're fair-skinned.\n\nAnyway, once you've got 'em, how can you hide 'em? Fortunately there are many things you can do to alleviate and conceal undereye circles.\n\nStep 1: Diminish the problem\nFirst, use an undereye cream that contains both antioxidant vitamins (like vitamin C) and light-diffusing particles that can help draw attention away from dark circles. The key is to use this type of product morning and night. \n\nVichy Laboratoires offers some good options. Their Thermal S Yeux is great for diminishing signs of fatigue, puffiness and dehydration lines. You could also try Dermalogica's Total Eye Care, which reduces puffiness and disguises dark shadows.\n\nStep 2: Conceal, conceal, conceal\nThere is no way around it - the fastest cure for dark circles is to use concealer. Apply it around your entire eye area using your fingers (that way it will be easier to blend). You'll want to choose a concealer that matches your skin tone exactly. The most common mistake people make when applying concealer is that they select a colour that is too light, thinking it will work better. But if the concealer is too light, then you'll get the 'reverse racoon' effect. \n\nPrescriptives makes a good concealer, called Camouflage Cream, and the beauty experts at their counters are trained to help you find the perfect match. Otherwise, try Yves Saint Laurent's legendary Touch Eclat - the new best friend of everyone in the beauty industry.\n\nSet the concealer with a light dusting of powder so that it stays put. If you feel that the powder is going on to cakey or thick, then buff it by tapping over the eye area with a makeup sponge or a cotton ball. This removes excess product and blends what's left behind. \n\nStep 3: Distract attention\nA cream shimmer or white shimmer pencil, applied on the inner corner of your eyes (which tends to be the darkest area of the undereye circles) will also help diminish their appearance. Check out The Body Shop's Eye Definer or Clinique's Quickliner for Eyes. \n\nAnd always avoid lining or applying mascara to your lower lashline, because that will only draw attention to the area and make it look much darker.\n\nA final trick\nOne short-term cure used by models is to apply cool cucumber slices or tea bags to the undereye area. This will help reduce swelling - on days when you've get out of bed after a late night of partying and find a shocking surprise when you look in the mirror.\n\nBy Renee LiButti\n(c) iVenus Limited. All rights reserved.\n\n I have used all of these tricks and they do work.