I look so tired in the morning!

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Ivey S.

Sep 21, 2016

Ivey S.

I know the caption is stupid I mean everyone looks tired in the morning. But what's a good eye cream or moisturizer so I can wake up looking like I actually got to sleep in till a decent time?? I get the proffered amount of sleep but with the fact that I wake up at 6 for school, I just look so tired and fatigued. Thanks!

Monica K.

Sep 21, 2016

Monica K.

I use a couple of eye creams since my under eyes are on the dry side. One is by StriVectin eye concentrate foe wrinkles another that feels really good is the Dermalogica power firm. And finally the Benefit puff of, an eye gel to help smooth. If you don't have the dry under eyes, the Benefit puff off may work alone for you. Hope that helps  :)

Camryn L.

Sep 21, 2016

Camryn L.

I actually sleep like this but if you sleep slightly elevated so that your pillow is not completely flat, it's supposed to help with dark circles under your eyes. Just lean the back of your pillow up so that your head is slightly leaning up. From what I remember, when you sleep completely flat, all of the blood just kind of sits there under your eyes causing dark circles but if you sleep elevated then it keeps the blood circulating. I definitely have noticed a difference!!

patty s.

Sep 21, 2016

patty s.

Use rose hip oil or grape seed oil under your eye cream.

Kylie F.

Sep 21, 2016

Kylie F.

I have genetic dark circles/bags and the ONLY thing I've had luck with (and tell everyone about, they now love it!) is magnolia fresh eyes by mychelle. It's a little spendy but the bottle lasts me 6-8 months if not longer and I use it every morning. Takes about 2-3 minutes to get everything to disappear and makeup goes on right over it as it is a gel. Love it so much and can't stop talking about it! It's also naturally derived and cruelty free. I get it at Whole Foods.

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