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Dark circles under the eyes, characterized by discoloration, stem from factors like aging, lack of sleep, allergies, and genetics. Diagnosing involves physical exams and potential blood tests to ...

Whether it’s down to lack of sleep, stress, genetics or simply the realities of ageing, under-eye bags are a common skincare concern - and one that can be particularly stubborn to treat.

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Under-eye bags can result from the weakening of tissues and muscles around the eyes related to the natural aging process, but other factors like fluid retention, lack of shut-eye, or genetics can also ...

These simple steps can fight puffy ‘panda eyes’ Dark under-eye circles can ruin photos. But, are they a sign of something more serious?

Lack of sleep affects your appearance well beyond dark circles under your eyes. Here's how to sleep your way to better skin.

Many of us are quick to attribute our under-eye bags to a bad night's sleep. But you may be surprised to hear that they're also frequently a symptom of one overlooked deficiency.

Our team tested 20 under-eye masks to find the very best ones for depuffing, dark circles, crow’s feet and more.

Several lifestyle choices, like a poor diet, lack of exercise, excessive stress, dehydration and too much caffeine, can make you feel tired even when you’re getting 8 hours of sleep a night.

Genetics are the biggest culprit. If you inherit fair or thin skin under the eyes, it’s more obvious when blood pools there (often because of slower circulation from lack of sleep).