What causes dark circles under the eyes can be a list of things and one common factor is how thin the skin under the eyes are as it makes the blood vessels more visible, especially for those with fair skin. Other common reasons are lack of sleep, sun damage, or of course genetics. If you wish your dark circles were a bit less visible there are things you can try to make them less visible. These are our top 5 tips:

Our Awakening Eye Gels contain an energising cocktail of vitamin C, niacinamide, peach extract, and caffeine that evens out the skin tone, reduces swelling, and makes dark circles disappear. After just 15 minutes, you'll have a smoother, clearer under-eye area. A must-have for snoozy mornings.

Here's how to use them:

Step 1: Apply the eye masks to clean, dry skin.
Step 2: Leave them on for 15 minutes or longer.
Step 3: Remove and gently pat any remaining serum into the skin.
Step 4: Follow up with your regular eye cream or moisturizer.

As the name suggests, this antioxidant-rich eye serum helps brighten the under-eye area while providing firmness to the skin. The effective formula is packed with camellia leaf extract, vitamin C, and jojoba oil. It absorbs quickly and can be applied under your favorite moisturizer. Use it in your morning routine for a revitalizing effect.

Here's how to use it:

Step 1: Apply to clean, dry skin (after toner if you use one).
Step 2: Massage a pea-sized amount of serum into the under-eye area.
Step 3: Follow up with your daily eye cream or moisturizer.
Step 4: Repeat every morning for best results.

If you have a vitamin B12 deficiency, it could be the reason for your dark circles. The solution may be as simple as improving your diet or taking supplements. Since the body cannot produce B12 vitamins on its own, many vegans and vegetarians tend to have a deficiency in this nutrient. If you don't consume any animal-derived products and also suffer from dark circles, it may be worth considering supplements. If you're not vegetarian or vegan, make sure to eat more meat, fish, eggs, and dairy products that contain vitamin B12.

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Rejuvenating Eye Gels: Four types of hyaluronic acid (HA4) and amino acids replenish moisture, plump up fragile skin, and reduce puffiness. Lavender provides both you and your skin with much-needed Zen. A quarter is all you need.
Super Youth Peptide Eye Gels: An active (yet gentle) combination of bakuchiol, retinol, and peptides to visibly reduce the appearance of fine lines and strengthen the skin barrier. Use as part of your evening routine 15 minutes before bedtime for firmer and smoother skin.