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Help for dark under eye circles
by Karen RockHELP FOR DARK UNDER EYE CIRCLES Most dark circles are caused by the appearance of veins beneath the thin skin under our eyes. As we age and our skin becomes more damaged due to sun exposure, the skin under our eyes becomes thinner and more wrinkled, which allows the veins in this fatty padded area under the eye to appear more prominent. These veins also become more swollen and obvious in people with allergies. Similarly, people with a history of eczema, hay fever or asthma often develop dark circles. They do, of course, become more apparent with a lack of sleep. In some people with dark skin, circles under the eye may actually be due to superficial pigmentation of the skin and not the underlying veins. (click here for our full listing of current specials)The best treatment for this delicate area is a barrier against moisture loss and the most advanced anti-aging ingredients available. TNS Illuminating Eye Cream w/ NouriCel-MD contains 10% of the Nouricel MD found in TNS Recovery Complex. This new eye cream contains a highly concentrated formulation of the patent ingredient as well as Haloxyl. Haloxyl is the latest and greatest biotechnology for dark eye circles. Gives eyes the extra moisture needed through the day. Because the skin around the eyes contains no oil glands - aging occurs rapidly. OHT Peptide-3 Revitalizing Eye Cream is a rich, creamy formulation that absorbs easily into the delicate eye area. This comprehensive formula works immediately to help bright and firm the skin, minimizing the signs of stress, fatigue and aging. (click here for more eye care products)Under Eye Rescue contains Kinetin to treat the visible signs of aging, Eyeseryl Tetrapeptide to help alleviate the appearance of under eye circles, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-3 to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and Aloe Vera to help soothe the skin. Eye Lightening Gel with Vitamin K is an effective combination of proven ingredients Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Kojic Acid, and plant extracts which combat both superficial and underlying causes of sub-orbital hyperpigmentation (dark under eye circles). It promotes collagen formation, thereby increasing capillary blood circulation, retards capillary leakage, reduces melanin production, and speeds the reabsorption of fluids back into the body to reduce swelling in the vulnerable eye area.
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