Dr. Jarvie-Thomas also says there are more visible blue and purple veins in ... and helps keep undereye circles from ...

Dehydration, lack of sleep, and even allergies can also make dark circles look more pronounced. Unlike dark spots or forehead ...

In dealing with exhaustion and lack of sufficient sleep, we often have to deal with many of the accompanying symptoms, high among them being unwanted eye bags or dark circles under our eyes.

Stress and long nights at work aren’t the only reasons you’re seeing dark under-eye circles on your face. Multiple other factors can contribute to those dark circles, including genetics ...

The same goes for under-eye circles – no matter how much concealer you might pack on, sometimes you just can’t counteract the purple or brown shadowing. If this sounds all too familiar ...