Bags have appeared under the eyes and do not go away

Some will say that bags under the eyes are just a cosmetic problem. Someone will think: well, I didn’t get enough sleep today, tomorrow I won’t even remember about it. But if, looking in the mirror every morning, you see swelling on your face, this is a reason to think, is it just a lack of sleep?

To make it clearer, let's say a few words about the anatomy of the orbit. The eyeball is a rather fragile organ and needs protection. Therefore, in the orbit it is surrounded on all sides by fatty tissue, which protects and cushions it. Separating this impressive amount of fat, called periorbital fat, from the delicate skin of the eyelids is a thin layer of connective tissue (membrane). It does not allow the periorbital tissue to extend beyond the orbit.

Anatomy of the orbit. In the figure 1 - periocular tissue, 2 - eyeball, 3 - membrane

Causes of bags under the eyes

The reasons for the appearance of “bags” under the eyes are a decrease in elasticity and overstretching of the membrane with its bulging and the formation of a hernial protrusion, which we see as “bags”. About three years ago, another reason was proven - the growth of the fiber itself, its increase in volume and protrusion beyond the orbit. Even a slight swelling of the fiber would not be so noticeable if not for its ability to accumulate fluid.

Edema significantly increases the volume of fatty tissue in the orbit and is caused by many reasons. Let's list a few: abuse of salt and alcohol, which lead to fluid retention in the body, excessive ultraviolet radiation (the skin, in defense, stores moisture), eye fatigue.

If the cause of bags under the eyes is fluid retention, they usually disappear in the afternoon. This is due to the activation of blood circulation during wakefulness and facilitating the removal of excess fluid from the upper half of the body.

If the “bags” under the eyes do not change during the day, then the growth of fiber is to blame. Most often, there is a genetic predisposition to this defect; the skin over it darkens, which visually only aggravates the problem.

With age, there is also a decrease in tissue elasticity and a gradual increase in the amount of fiber, specifically in the lower half of the orbit. Therefore, with age, the appearance of “bags” under the eyes becomes more common and requires fewer provoking factors. In addition, the older the patient, the greater the likelihood of developing diseases that contribute to fluid retention.

In the photo there are bags under the eyes

Diseases that cause bags under the eyes

The first thing a doctor thinks about when a patient comes to him with “bags” under the eyes is kidney diseases. In this case, swelling on the face appears quickly (within several hours), combined with general weakness, fever, pain in the lumbar region, changes in color, transparency and amount of urine. All of the above is typical for inflammatory kidney diseases, which are often complications of colds, sore throat, cystitis (inflammation of the bladder).

An additional factor for the appearance of edema in this case is the loss of albumin protein in the urine. Albumin is found in blood plasma and helps retain water in it. Healthy kidneys prevent it from getting into the urine. But with the disease, kidney function is impaired and in the laboratory it is possible to detect the release of one or another amount of protein in a general urine test. You can also recommend a general blood test, which will show signs of inflammation and an ultrasound of the kidneys. Monitoring your blood pressure won't hurt either.

Inflammatory diseases of the paranasal sinuses can also cause swelling of the tissue surrounding the eye. The respiratory sinuses are saccular extensions in the bone tissue associated with the nasal cavity and perform the function of humidifying and warming the inhaled air. If there is pain in the projection of the paranasal sinuses (on one or both sides), a runny nose (sometimes worse on the affected side), fever, headaches, then this speaks for this diagnosis. Inflammation can be either viral or bacterial in nature. The diagnosis is made based on a survey and examination of the patient, supported by X-ray data and a general blood test (to identify signs of inflammation). Inflammation of the maxillary (maxillary) sinus is called sinusitis. It is paired and is located to the right and left of the nose under the eye sockets. Frontitis is an inflammation of the frontal sinus, which is located to the right and left of the bridge of the nose just above the eyebrows.

For allergic diseases swelling under the eyes is also characteristic. Allergic inflammation of the mucous membrane of the eyes (conjunctivitis) can develop with increased sensitivity to certain substances (allergens) and is manifested by redness and swelling of the eyes, itching in the eyes. There is a seasonality of these symptoms associated with the flowering of trees and grasses. In this case, it is necessary to stop contact with the suspected (or known) allergen as quickly as possible and consult a doctor for treatment.

Conjunctivitis may not only be of an allergic nature, but also infectious and chemical. Bacteria enter the sensitive mucous membrane of the eyes when hygiene rules are violated with dirty hands, cosmetics and makeup devices. Dust and air pollution, low-quality cosmetics have an irritating effect. An ophthalmologist will look into the causes of conjunctivitis and prescribe treatment in accordance with the identified cause of the disease.

A separate line in the group of swelling around the eyes of an allergic nature is acute allergic edema (Quincke's edema). This is a rapidly developing allergic reaction that can be life-threatening. If you notice that after contact with any substance, swelling suddenly appears very quickly on the face and neck, a dry hacking cough, shortness of breath and difficulty breathing, then you must urgently call an ambulance. Quincke's edema affects not only the subcutaneous tissue, but also the mucous and muscular membranes. During an allergic reaction, substances are released that sharply increase the permeability of blood vessels to fluid and protein. When the walls of the larynx swell, it becomes difficult for air to enter the lungs and the person may suffocate. In the summer, Quincke's edema often develops after an insect bite (wasp, bee, fly), especially if the bite occurred in a place rich in blood vessels and close to the head.

Some acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) also occur with symptoms of conjunctivitis and edema of the periorbital tissue. They combine symptoms of eye irritation, runny nose (rhinitis), fever and sore throat. This is typical for adenovirus infection.

A few words worth saying about hypothyroidism. The lack of production of thyroid hormones is manifested by nonspecific symptoms, including swelling of the face, arms, legs, internal organs, a decrease in general metabolism (obesity, constipation, slow pulse and speech, decreased memory and attention, dry skin, hair loss and nails). In an advanced form, myxedema develops - swelling of the skin and subcutaneous tissue throughout its entire length, elastic, not leaving a pit. The diagnosis is confirmed by laboratory testing, which reveals a decrease in the level of thyroid hormones in the blood and, with the help of an endocrinologist, adequate doses of replacement therapy are prescribed.

If “bags” under the eyes are combined with pain in the left half of the chest, palpitations, shortness of breath during exercise, swelling of the legs, then most likely their cause is heart disease. Chronic heart failure occurs when the heart cannot cope with pumping blood throughout the body, and organs (including the heart itself) suffer from a lack of oxygen and nutrients. Edema in heart failure first appears in the legs and gradually “rises” higher if appropriate treatment is not carried out. Swelling on the face and around the eyes can be a serious sign of anasarca - swelling of the entire subcutaneous tissue and internal organs, which threatens the patient’s life. To confirm heart disease, an ECG and ultrasound of the heart (ECHO-CG), monitoring of blood pressure and blood lipid levels are prescribed.

Bags under the eyes occur equally often in both women and men, only men are much less likely to pay attention to this symptom and, as a result, later seek medical advice. Bags under the eyes are also common in children.

Bags under the eyes of a child

The appearance of bags under a child's eyes does not always indicate health problems. Bags under the eyes in healthy children appear in the following cases: after a child has been crying or screaming for a long time, after drinking too much liquid or salty foods, after sleeping in a position where the child’s head is located below the body.

If the bags under the eyes of a child are not associated with diseases, they will go away on their own after the causes are eliminated. The appearance of bags under the eyes in a child can be caused by the same diseases as in adults, and in this case, consultation with a doctor is required. You need to consult a pediatrician if:

1. Bags under the child's eyes appeared suddenly, accompanied by lacrimation, redness of the eyes, clear nasal discharge, and anxiety. In this case, it is likely that you have an allergy (Quincke's edema), which requires immediate medical attention.
2. Bags under the eyes are combined with fever, headache, lower back pain, urinary disturbances (frequent or rare urination, blood in the urine). These symptoms indicate kidney disease.
3. Bags under the eyes are accompanied by bulging fontanelles, anxiety, and crying of the child. The likely cause of swelling under the eyes of a child in this case is increased intracranial pressure.
4. Bags under the eyes do not go away for a long time, increase over time, and are observed throughout the day.

Bags under the eyes during pregnancy

The appearance of bags under the eyes during pregnancy is often normal and is caused by salt and water retention in the pregnant woman's body. Excess fluid accumulates in adipose tissue and subcutaneous fat, causing the appearance of bags under the eyes, weight gain, and increased skin moisture.

But the appearance of swelling under the eyes of a pregnant woman may also indicate kidney disease, gestosis (dropsy) in pregnant women, or other diseases that threaten the life of not only the expectant mother, but also the fetus, so timely consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist is necessary and a general urine test is required to exclude pathology.

Treatment for bags under the eyes

Treatment of “bags” under the eyes at home is only possible if the cause is swelling of the tissue, and not its pathological growth, and if this swelling does not appear as a result of any disease. In this case, folk remedies recommend restoring the work and rest regime, giving up bad habits, and following a diet with the correct content of salt, microelements, vitamins and fiber.

Among cosmetic folk remedies, cold and hot compresses with herbal infusions (sage, chamomile, tea, dill, fennel) will help remove bags under the eyes. It is possible to use self-massage and daily exercises to strengthen the eye muscles. After consulting a cosmetologist, professional hardware may be recommended to you. The most radical way to combat bags under the eyes is surgical treatment - blepharoplasty.

I would like to warn against the unreasonable use of medications not intended for the treatment of edema. In my practice, there was a case when, for swelling on the face (on the advice of friends), the patient used ointment to treat hemorrhoids. Needless to say, this led to disastrous results in the form of severe irritation and long-term treatment by a dermatologist. The skin of the eyelids is very delicate and requires special care.

You should not use diuretics without a doctor's recommendation. This can lead to an imbalance of microelements in the body, in particular potassium and sodium, which can lead to serious disturbances in the functioning of the heart.

“Bags” under the eyes by themselves do not bring pain or inconvenience to their wearer and only spoil the appearance. But if they are caused by serious illnesses, then delaying the time to see a doctor can negatively affect their prognosis. Incorrect treatment of kidney and heart diseases often leads to irreversible changes in these organs that threaten life. Allergic diseases can signal the onset of bronchial asthma.

Which doctor should I consult for bags under my eyes?

Only a doctor can understand all the nuances. In such cases, in addition to a cosmetologist, to exclude diseases as the cause of swelling of the periorbital tissue, it is necessary to visit a general practitioner. Consultations with narrow specialists are advisable only after additional examination, if necessary.

Good day, my dear readers. I think that you will not deny that the beauty of your face directly depends on the health of your skin. The most capricious area of ​​the face is the area around the eyes. This is where the first signs of skin aging appear - crow's feet, bags and dark circles. Something needs to be done about this. To begin with, I propose to understand why bags under the eyes of women appear. It’s not for nothing that they say: informed means armed 😉

Why do bags appear under the eyes?

This problem can be caused by various factors. Often it serves as a symptom of serious diseases occurring in the body. There are the main reasons that cause swelling of the eyelids in women:

1. Glomerulonephritis, pyelonephritis and other kidney pathologies. Because the kidneys stop functioning properly, fluid accumulates in the body. Naturally, this leads to swelling, including the eyelid area. The surest way to deal with bags is to consult a doctor to be cured of kidney pathologies.
2. Allergic reaction. Swelling can occur when an allergy-causing substance is inhaled or through the conjunctiva. This reaction can occur after using low-quality skincare and decorative cosmetics. If the problem is caused by cosmetics, you need to replace them with better products. If even after this the swelling does not go away, you need to go to an allergist.

1. Diabetes. Swelling occurs when glucose levels increase. To eliminate the problem, you need to normalize your blood sugar.
2. Strict diet. Wanting to be slim, women follow very strict nutritional systems. During such weight loss, the body does not receive enough nutrients that are important for it. As a result, this is reflected in the skin - it becomes pale and thinned. Hyperpigmentation appears on it. To cope with this problem, you need to replenish your diet with foods rich in vitamins A, K, E, C. Food containing zinc and iron will also help remove puffiness and dark circles.
3. Changes in hormonal levels. Swelling can be observed several days before menstruation, as well as during pregnancy. When carrying a baby, you need to consult a doctor.

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Why do they form under the eyes in healthy women?

Even healthy women have eyelids that swell from time to time. This could be due to various factors. Most often it is lack of sleep. The recommended sleep duration is 7-8 hours. If you do not get enough sleep regularly, this will lead to exhaustion of the body and weight gain.

Lack of sleep causes overstrain of the eye muscles. As a result, their oxygen demand increases

The body triggers hyperperfusion in this area of ​​the body. Dark circles appear under the eyes. Against the background of pale skin (this is exactly what it becomes due to chronic lack of sleep), the bruises will be clearly visible.

Prolonged wakefulness leads to lymphostasis and venous stagnation. Bags appear under the eyes. Quality rest and correction of sleep patterns help cope with this problem.

In addition, prolonged stay at the computer can provoke the formation of bluish bags in the eyelid area. A high-risk group includes girls who sit in front of a monitor all day. Due to severe eye strain, blood flow increases. As a result, the vessels expand and are more clearly visible through the thin skin. At the same time, swelling is observed.

To get rid of this problem, it is important to take regular breaks from work. During such breaks, I advise you to go out into the fresh air. And don’t be lazy – do eye exercises every day.

Here are simple gymnastics for bags and circles under the eyes. You can do this exercise every day.

In addition, swelling can be provoked by ultraviolet radiation. The body, wanting to retain moisture, accumulates it in the fat layer. Therefore, sunbathers should think about whether their hobby is safe.

Reasons for appearing in the morning

This problem can be caused by the following factors:

1. Accumulation of fluid in the body. Usually the eyelids become puffy in the morning if you eat salty food at night. As you know, salt retains water inside the body, which is why edema occurs. The same effect is observed after drinking alcohol before bed. By eliminating the consumption of salty foods and alcohol, you can prevent the development of this problem.
2. Incorrect position of the head during sleep. When you sleep, your head should be slightly higher than your body. Otherwise, in the morning you will be looking at a swollen face in the mirror. To avoid this, take your choice of pillow seriously.
3. Not drinking enough water during the previous day. As paradoxical as it sounds, to avoid bags under your eyes, you need to drink enough water. If you don't drink enough, your body begins to store liquid in reserve, like a camel 🙂 The minimum daily intake is 2 liters. In this case, 2/3 of this volume should be consumed before 2 pm.
4. Tears before bed. They say that crying is sometimes useful, because with tears the body is freed from toxins. But I don’t recommend doing this before bed. You won't look very attractive in the morning.
5. If you don't remove makeup in the evening. The skin will not rest at night and swelling will appear after sleep. To prevent this from happening, use micellar water to remove makeup.
6. Oxygen starvation. This problem is more often encountered by those women who spend most of their time indoors. And also those who lead a sedentary lifestyle. To prevent this from happening, spend more time in the fresh air and play sports.

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What do permanent bags under the eyes mean?

It turns out that the color of the skin in the eye area can tell a lot about a woman’s health. And also choose an effective remedy to combat this problem.

By the way, cosmetologists use a rapid test that determines the causes of such puffy dark circles. You need to gently press the lower eyelid with your fingertips. Then the skin should be slightly pulled down and held in this position for half a minute.

If the skin darkens after such a procedure, then the reason is rooted in age-related changes. If its color remains unchanged, the problem is caused by an allergen. But circles that have become less noticeable indicate that you have a problem with blood vessels.

More often, puffiness of reddish, brownish, yellowish or bluish tints occurs under the eyes. Why they appear and how to remove them, I will tell you. A lot of useful information on this matter is contained in the article “how to get rid of dark circles using cosmetic methods.”

Blue circles

Bruises often appear due to a hereditary predisposition. Typically, such women have very thin skin on their eyelids. Capillaries are visible through it. They give blue to this area of ​​the face.

Bruises can also be caused by deterioration of venous outflow. Their presence may indicate that cerebral circulation is impaired. They also indicate that there are problems with blood pressure.

Moreover, blueness under the eyes is observed due to lack of sleep. This “beauty” can occur after prolonged work at the computer or as a result of recent stress. Blue circles are also observed in pregnant women and women whose bodies are experiencing strong hormonal changes. Those who have bad habits - smoking, drinking alcohol - may face the same problem.

In some cases, therapy should be aimed at eliminating the root cause of the problem, and the bags will go away on their own. And sometimes it’s enough just to change your lifestyle by giving up bad habits. For details on what needs to be done at home, read this article.

Brown circles

Such dark bags are in most cases nothing more than pigmentation. Melanin is simply unevenly distributed on the skin. Typically, this phenomenon is encountered by those ladies who have impaired pigmentation. Sunbathers are also susceptible to this problem.

Moreover, a brownish tint to the eyelids can be observed with vitamin deficiency. This happens with poor nutrition, and also when girls go on strict diets.

Diseases of internal organs can also provoke brown circles. Therefore, if, after tidying up your diet, you do not notice any improvements, do not hesitate. Seek help from your doctor. He will refer you for diagnostics, and based on the results, he will prescribe medications. If you follow the doctor's instructions, you can remove even large dark bags.

Red circles

One of the reasons for this phenomenon is infectious and inflammatory diseases occurring in the body. These include adenovirus infection, sinusitis and conjunctivitis.

Also, redness on the lower eyelids is observed due to microhemorrhages in the blood vessels located under the eyes. The released red blood cells are oxidized. As a result, the area turns reddish-purple.

Red circles also appear in women with a hereditary predisposition. Usually such women have snow-white, delicate skin. It is very thin in the eye area. Therefore, here the skin is translucent, and the blood capillaries underneath are clearly visible.

If the problem is provoked by dysfunction of certain organs and systems, then you will not be able to cope with “beauty” on your own. First you need to eliminate the disease - the root cause. After this, the red circles usually go away.

Yellow circles

Yellowness under the eyes develops under the influence of the following factors:

1. excessive stress;
2. high levels of carotene;
3. problems with the gallbladder or liver;
4. lack of rest;
5. dysfunction of the circulatory system;
6. prolonged exposure to direct sunlight;
7. bad habits - excessive drinking and smoking.

If the problem is not caused by serious illnesses, it is enough to get rid of bad habits and rest. Usually the circles go away pretty quickly. Homemade cosmetics and folk recipes will help speed up the process.

And yellowness in the lower eyelids, caused by pathologies of internal organs and systems, requires additional medical intervention. The doctor will monitor the situation throughout the treatment, focusing on the patient’s condition and test results.

I think that today's article will be very useful to you. Now you can constantly monitor the condition of your eyelid skin. And if necessary, act immediately to prevent the situation from worsening. Be sure to send a link to the article to your friends - they also want to look perfect. And don't forget to subscribe for updates. And that’s all I have for today: bye-bye!

Such a problem as bags under the eyes is quite common and can ruin the mood of any woman. After all, who would find this attractive? The article provides information on what to do if you have bags under your eyes. Let's look at the reasons and ways to get rid of this problem.

This phenomenon may occur due to various circumstances. So, why do bags under the eyes appear? Two groups of reasons can be distinguished here. Let's look at each of them in more detail.

Bags under the eyes are one of the symptoms of the disease

The body constantly and in different ways signals to us that “the mechanism would be nice to fix.” Bags under the eyes are one of the reasons to be more careful about your health. Medical reasons include those related to disorders of internal organs, pathological changes in the body, and chronic diseases.

One should not discount such a factor as heredity. It is likely that the appearance of the bags was inherited through the female or male line.

Among the internal organs that signal problems in this way are those associated with the urinary (kidneys, bladder, etc.) and endocrine (primarily the thyroid) systems. The problem could also arise due to heart problems.

Swelling can also be a consequence of allergic reactions (seasonal or food).

Internal causes of bags under the eyes

Here doctors include what is directly related to the lifestyle a person leads. So, if you exclude the appearance of bags due to some disease, then pay attention to the following: daily routine, nutrition, age. Nothing can be ruled out when determining the cause and deciding what to do if bags under the eyes spoil your appearance.

Let us describe the following reasons:

1. Lack of sleep and stress. It's no secret that even one sleepless night cannot pass without consequences for our body. And if this is also chronic lack of sleep combined with constant stress, then you shouldn’t be surprised at where the unpleasant swelling under the eyes came from. If a person gets little rest, you can confidently recognize him by his swollen eyes.
2. Food that disrupts the water-salt balance. The face may become swollen because water accumulates in the body. And what we eat delays the water-salt metabolism. Salty, fatty, spicy foods, consumed in large quantities during the day and especially before going to bed, prevent the natural metabolic process in our body from taking place. However, not only food, but also drinks containing large amounts of sugars retain moisture. First of all, these are alcohol and sparkling water.
3. Abuse of sunbathing. The sun is, of course, beneficial. But in moderate doses. Sunbathing requires strict dosage. If you sunbathe a lot every day (and now we are talking not only about natural sunlight, but also about a solarium), then our skin includes protective barriers. It tries to preserve the water that is in the body. Hence the swelling.
4. Physiological female characteristics. One of the reasons why bags under the eyes of women and girls appear is a large amount of estrogen. And a lot of them are produced before or during menstruation.
5. Eye strain. What do you do by profession? If you work at a computer or read a huge number of different documents, drive a car, in general, do something that puts long-term and constant strain on your eyes, then swelling is likely.
6. Age-related changes. What to do if bags under the eyes appear at a certain age? The fact is that the changes that occur in the body affect every cell of it. The skin loses its elasticity, fluid accumulates in the tissues, and as a result, the skin under the lower eyelids sags.

Tips for getting rid of puffy eyes

So, we figured out the reasons, all that remains is to eliminate the swelling. Let's look at how to remove bags under the eyes in more effective ways. You should listen to the basic recommendations, even if you already know the exact factor in the appearance of such an unpleasant effect.

What needs to be done to solve the problem:

1. Contact your doctor.
2. Ensure yourself proper rest.
3. Control the amount of fluid consumed.
4. Use appropriate cosmetics.
5. Use homemade masks or those that have a natural composition.

Let's look at these methods in more detail below.

Visit your doctor and take care of your sleep

If you are 100% sure that your current lifestyle can be called correct, that is, healthy, seek advice from a specialist. After conducting a comprehensive examination, he will be able to pinpoint the cause and determine what to do if bags under the eyes appear.

Don't forget that health should always come first. Sleep eight to nine hours. Even the most resilient body needs time to recover. And it is restored just during sleep.

In addition, choose a position to rest on your back. It is not recommended to sleep on your stomach, as this position promotes the flow of fluid to the eyes.

Drink more water

Puffiness does not mean a refusal of life-giving moisture. After all, one of the reasons is a violation of the water-salt balance. In practice, it looks like this: eat salty, spicy, fried foods and drink clean drinking water. It is what helps remove salts from the body.

Doctors also recommend sticking to a diet, not eating junk food and drinking plenty of water before bed.

Remember: special care for the skin around the eyes

The skin around the eyes is especially sensitive. She does not tolerate rough treatment. There is no need to rub or stretch this area of ​​the body. For this area, use special products: creams, best moisturizing ones. There should be no scrubs or other peeling products on the skin around the eyes, as they can cause irritation.

Nowadays you can find anything you want on the cosmetic market. Cosmetologists recommend buying those products that are intended specifically for this area. Make friends with eye creams, masks and patches that are so popular nowadays.

During the procedures, you will have the opportunity for additional rest, which will also affect your appearance. It is recommended to store eye cosmetics in a cool place, such as a regular refrigerator.

Cosmetics are not only caring, but also have a masking effect. Use concealer for this. This will not completely get rid of bags under the eyes, but only disguise them.

Folk remedies

You can get rid of bags under the eyes through special salon procedures. But there is a cheaper and quite effective option - eliminating puffiness at home. Before using expensive cosmetic procedures, try using proven folk recipes.

An excellent way is tea compresses. Use only freshly brewed tea for these purposes. Brew, cool and apply a compress for 10-15 minutes.

An excellent way to remove bags under the eyes in the morning is cutlery. They should be refrigerated before use. To do this, place two tablespoons in the refrigerator for 10-15 minutes. Then place the cutlery with the outer side towards your eyes.

Massage with spoons is useful not only because it helps get rid of bags under the eyes, but also helps tone the skin and smooth out fine wrinkles.

Masks

Natural ingredients certainly cannot harm delicate skin. Important conditions will be the choice of fresh products and the absence of allergic reactions to components. The following masks for bags under the eyes at home are the most effective:

1. Fresh parsley - 1 bunch and high-fat sour cream - 2 tbsp. l. Chop the parsley to release the juice, add sour cream. Apply to skin for 20 minutes. Rinse off.
2. Sauerkraut - 2 tbsp. l., raw grated potatoes - 1 pc. and cosmetic clay - 1 tbsp. l. Grate the potatoes. Mix the ingredients. Apply to skin for 5 minutes. Rinse off.
3. Oatmeal - 2 tbsp. l. and milk. Pour hot milk over the cereal until it reaches the consistency of liquid porridge. Stir. Wait until it cools down to an acceptable temperature to avoid getting burned. Apply to skin for 10 minutes.
4. Pumpkin pulp and liquid honey. Take 10 g of each ingredient. Bake the pumpkin, mash it into puree, add honey. Apply to the skin around the eyes for 10 minutes before bed.

Use the option you like or alternate until you find the most suitable and effective for your skin. The course of using masks is one month. Make masks for bags under the eyes at home two to three times a week.