Reduce Under Eye Puffiness
Tired of the Bag Lady Syndrome?

• Fluid retention
• Inadequate sleep
• Allergies
• Heredity
• Stress

The puffiness is a result of the under eye area becoming a natural collecting spot for fluids that haven't yet been absorbed into the body.

The good news is that under eye puffiness isn't typically a difficult issue to resolve.

It is usually just a temporary although admittedly a rather unattractive problem.

The quick fix. . .

As a quick fix to help reduce under eye puffiness, wrap an ice cube in a soft cloth and apply to the under eye area for five minutes to reduce the swelling.


You should see an immediate improvement in the amount of swelling. Repeat as necessary for a few days and viola! your under eye puffiness will vanish.

Better yet, make yourself a nice cup of tea using two good quality green tea bags.

"Why?", you might ask. . .

The tannin found in tea works to naturally reduce puffiness and dark circles. Squeeze out the moisture from the tea bags when you are done, place them in the freezer and use these when you need to reduce the puffiness. (Remember to wrap them in a soft absorbent cloth first!)

Whether you use one of those chilled gel masks, cucumber slices, or just a cool damp cloth, the key is to reduce the swelling.

Tip: The general rule of thumb is to keep the ice five minutes on and five minutes off.

Afterwards gently tap the surface of the under eye area to stimulate the fluid to disperse.

For dark circles use a "super" vitamin K treatment for a few weeks and the dark under eye circles will begin to disappear.

For puffiness AND dark circles, Eyeliss (found in Dermajuv's  Eye Revolution Gel) is a combination of ingredients specifically formulated to target both concerns.

There are a variety of remedies that will effectively treat dark under eye circles. Vitamin K, Eyeliss and Hylexin are active treatments that have been clinically proven to reduce dark, puffy under eye circles.