Eyes & Under Eyes

For years now people have been using ice or cold compresses for under-eye circles, large pores, and any number of things to help them achieve that smooth, flawless skin. But does it work? And…

Is witch hazel suitable for your under eyes? When used on the skin moderately, witch hazel can help with irritation, inflammation, and injury. Many people use it for acne, sunburn, and inflammatory conditions. Let’s…

Honey has tremendous benefits for you when consumed and when applied to your skin. It is organic, non-toxic, and very versatile. However, today’s question is whether we can use honey for wrinkles & dark…

Turmeric has been used for hundreds of years, especially in traditional treatments for the skin. It is known for its skin toning and lightening abilities. So, how effective can using turmeric for under-eye dark…

Other than for brushing our teeth, toothpaste has been used in homes for various DIYs. Another one we have discovered is using toothpaste for dark under-eye circles & wrinkles. But will it work and…

Tretinoin, also known as Retinoic Acid, is the generic name for the synthetic version of Vitamin A. It is much more potent than retinol and should not be mistaken for the same thing. It…

Using Vaseline on the face has become a viral trend these days. It is being used for everything from slugging to eye creams and lip balms. However, can you use Vaseline for wrinkles &…

Chamomile Tea is known for its calming effects when steeped and consumed in a nice, relaxing setting. However, another age-old remedy is placing the same chamomile tea bags on the eyes to treat various…

Niacinamide also called nicotinamide, is the most common form of Vitamin B3 used in skin care. But how suitable is it for treating darkness and dark spots under the eyes? In this article, we…

The skin of your under-eye area is much thinner and more sensitive than anywhere else on your face. It is also very close to your eyeballs, which are very sensitive to even the littlest…