Whether due to fatigue, stress, or diet, the appearance of bags and dark circles is a problem that the further we have the better, these are some tricks for a radiant look.
Have you used thousands of products to eliminate your bags and dark circles and they still don’t disappear? Rosegold Paris gives us the best tips to treat and reduce these two unattractive problems.
The first thing we should know is, why do bags and dark circles appear? There are many causes of dark circles, but they all have in common the difference in the thickness of the skin around the eyes, which is called the periorbital area. On most of the body, the skin is between 2 and 3 mm thick. However, under the eyes, the skin is normally 0.5 mm thick.
Thinner skin means blood vessels are more visible to the naked eye, which makes us look a different color. What is seen on the surface is a direct reflection of what is below. The skin and the tissue directly below the outer layer of the skin, called the subcutaneous tissue, only allow blue or violet wavelengths to pass through. This is why veins look blue because only blue light is reflected.
Dark circles can also be caused by the oxidation of blood that leaks from the blood vessels around the eyes.
But this is only one of the reasons why dark circles appear under the eyes. There is more chance of distinguishing the blue hue of the veins under the eyes than in other parts of the body where the skin is thicker. As skin ages, it also loses collagen and elasticity, making it thinner and making dark circles more visible.
Another type of dark circle is caused by hyperpigmentation of the skin under the eyes and is most commonly brown in color. This hyperpigmentation, or increased amount of pigment in the skin, is the result of increased production of melanin in the skin under the eyes. This particular condition is more noticeable in people whose skin is darker or more pigmented.
Dark circles can also be caused by the oxidation of the blood that leaks from the blood vessels around the eyes. The release of blood and oxidation cause not only dark circles but also edema and puffiness under the eyes.
In addition to dark circles, there are also bags, and edema under the eyes, commonly called puffiness, and that can further accentuate dark circles. In youth, these edemas can be caused by an allergic reaction, an illness, or the accumulation of fluids in the body.
Lack of sleep also amplifies puffiness under the eyes, especially in the morning upon waking.
As the skin ages, other factors can cause edema and puffiness under the eyes. The effect of gravity on tissues that slowly lose collagen and elasticity can cause them to swell. This includes the fat that is under the tissues of the eye. Fat deposits around the eyes help protect them. As you age, fat can leak from the membrane that normally contains it and fall under the eye, causing puffiness.
Lack of sleep also amplifies puffiness under the eyes, especially in the morning upon waking.
TIPS TO AVOID MORE INTENSE DARK CIRCLES OR BAGS
- Avoid rubbing your eyes: The skin under your eyes is thin and loses its elasticity and collagen as it ages. All these factors contribute to the appearance of dark circles and are made worse by rubbing the skin.
- Treat allergies: Allergies can cause your eyes to itch or water. This can contribute to automatically rubbing on this very sensitive area and increasing puffiness around the eyes.
- Change sleeping position: Do you sleep on your stomach? Gravity causes fluid to collect under the eyes, and the constant pressure on facial skin can deepen wrinkles. The best option is to sleep on your back and avoid using more than one pillow as this significantly alters the alignment of the neck and back.
- Gently remove eye make-up: Leaving make-up on overnight can increase irritation of sensitive eye tissue. However, rubbing your eyes every night to remove makeup can cause hair damage and inflammation in the eye area, making dark circles even worse. Instead, it is recommended to use a gentle make-up remover that can be gently patted over the eye to remove traces of dirt and make-up.
- Take care of your diet and stay hydrated continuously: diet is essential to maintain proper blood circulation. Avoiding alcohol and keeping your body fit with the nutrients and water it needs will help diminish the appearance of puffiness and dark circles.
- Massage the skin: Nothing like a facial massage to relax the skin of the face and end the day well.
- Use a specific product for this area of the eye such as Roselift from Rosegold Paris
WHAT IS ROSELIFT AND WHAT ARE ITS ACTIVE PRINCIPLES TO GET THE PERFECT FORMULA FOR A LOOK YOU WILL LOVE.
The Roselift serum is the ultimate eye contour with 92% ingredients of natural origin.
It is an eye contour roll-on based on natural ingredients and powerful active ingredients to treat the area and achieve a radiant look.
- Chamomile floral water: helps the skin to regenerate naturally, it has a toning and decongestant action, is ideal for fading dark circles around the eyes. Perfect for a fresh, rested look in no time!
- Caffeine: Caffeine activates blood circulation and helps reduce water retention around the eyes. Being an excellent vascular tonic, this ingredient visibly reduces swelling. The circulation-activating power of caffeine helps decongest the area, reduce puffiness and reduce the visibility of dark circles.
- Hyaluronic acid: fills dark circles and wrinkles. This acid naturally present in the body serves to maintain the hydration of the skin and is an active part of its toning.
MODE OF USE
- Apply the serum in the morning and at night around the eye contour area.
- Gently massage the area with the roll-on itself, concentrating the application on the lower part.
- For optimal results: It is recommended to use Roselift for one month.
- For even better results, Rosegold Paris proposes its 6-month treatment.
