8. Potatoes
Potatoes are an often overlooked source of vitamin C.
Vitamin C helps synthesize collagen, which is essential for visibly younger, firmer and healthier skin.
Grate a potato to extract the juice and soak it in a cotton ball. Then place your potato juice under your eye for about ten minutes before rinsing with warm water.
9. Cold tea bags
If you don’t have a mask, a compress or a teaspoon, use tea bags. Most teas are rich in antioxidants with anti-inflammatory properties. This will soothe the underside of tired eyes. Place two tea bags that have already been brewed in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes. Then place them on both of your eyes for about ten minutes, then rinse with warm water.
10. Chamomile tea
It’s not just to help you sleep or to warm you up on winter nights… With its antibiotic and anti-inflammatory properties, chamomile will help you get rid of your under-eye bags! Prepare a cold infusion, soak two cotton pads, and place them on your bags for at least 5 minutes.
11. Cold milk
Stick to your kitchen, near your fridge, we’ve still got some tips for your dark circles around here. Dairy products are rich in vitamin A, which contains retinoids, beneficial for bright, rejuvenated skin.
To take full advantage of the benefits of vitamin A, soak a cotton ball in a small bowl of milk for a few moments. Then apply it under the eye for about ten minutes, repeat twice a day and rinse each time with warm water.