How to Get Rid of Undereye Circles Naturally

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Put a cold compress on your eyes for 5-10 minutes after you wake up.. Reduce the inflammation using a skin cream with vitamin C or K.. Flush your sinuses with a saline spray to reduce pressure from a stuffy nose.

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Put a cold compress on your eyes for 5-10 minutes after you wake up.

Step 1

Put a cold compress on your eyes for 5-10 minutes after you wake up.

2

Reduce the inflammation using a skin cream with vitamin C or K.

Step 2

Reduce the inflammation using a skin cream with vitamin C or K.

3

Flush your sinuses with a saline spray to reduce pressure from a stuffy nose.

Step 3

Flush your sinuses with a saline spray to reduce pressure from a stuffy nose.

4

Use a little makeup to cover the circles up if they won't go away.

Step 4

Use a little makeup to cover the circles up if they won't go away.

5

Do not rely on fruit, charcoal, and tea bags for undereye circles.

Step 5

Do not rely on fruit, charcoal, and tea bags for undereye circles.

6

Drink plenty of water to keep your skin looking great.

Step 6

Drink plenty of water to keep your skin looking great.

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Limit the amount of sodium in your diet to keep fluids from building up.

Step 7

Limit the amount of sodium in your diet to keep fluids from building up.

8

Cut back on drinking anything in the 1-2 hours leading up to bed.

Step 8

Cut back on drinking anything in the 1-2 hours leading up to bed.

9

Sleep on your back to prevent gravity-induced circles and nasal congestion.

Step 9

Sleep on your back to prevent gravity-induced circles and nasal congestion.

10

Get at least 8 hours of sleep a night to give your facial muscles a rest.

Step 10

Get at least 8 hours of sleep a night to give your facial muscles a rest.

11

Cut back on the alcohol and quit smoking.

Step 11

Cut back on the alcohol and quit smoking.

12

See an allergy specialist to get tested for environmental triggers.

Step 12

See an allergy specialist to get tested for environmental triggers.

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Go to an emergency room if you develop symptoms of dehydration.

Step 13

Go to an emergency room if you develop symptoms of dehydration.

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Talk to your doctor if you experience discoloration under just 1 eye.

Step 14

Talk to your doctor if you experience discoloration under just 1 eye.

15

Seek emergency care if the circles turn black or your side hurts.

Step 15

Seek emergency care if the circles turn black or your side hurts.

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