
Who hasn’t been plagued with dark circles under their eyes at some point? Too little sleep, and too much partying are the usual suspects. Allergies and genetics run a close second While some turn to drastic measures like surgery or injections, most of us opt for less severe options. Here are a few essentials that will make you look fresh and well rested, no matter what time you crawled into bed.
Treatment creams:

If your under-eye circles are caused by the sun, try skin lightening products that reduce excess pigments like Murad’s Lighten and Brighten Eye Treatment (above, $75, murad.com), which will also reduce puffy under-eye bags.
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Dark circles caused by blood vessels can be a little harder to treat since this problem zone is deeper in the skin. Many dermatologists recommend products that contain vitamin K to counteract this bruise-like condition. Here are two products that assist in diminishing those circles: B. Kamins Therapeutic Eye Cream (left, $98, dermadoctor.com) works on neutralizing the color differences in your under-eye circles. Another option is Korres Evening Primrose Eye Cream (right, $34, ulta.com). It contains vitamin C to help reduce fine lines.



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