"Well, at first glance, your eyes are  brown . But when the light hits them they change to  amber . And if you look really closely around the iris the color is pure  honey . But when you look into the sun they almost look  green . That's my favorite".

~ Said Dr. Kevin Fields to Charlotte from the movie Monster-in-Law, 2005.


The best pick-up-line ever that we would definitely want to hear from our men. That's why we spend ;so much money and time on products to enhance our eyes: eyeliners, mascara, artificial lashes, eye shadows and most importantly, the concealers - to hide our dark circles.
Dark Circles are meant for pandas,
not for us, humans.

Why Do Dark Circles Appear?
The skin around the eyelids is the thinnest skin in our body and what is known as dark circles is actually blood vessels under our eyes. The bluish tint appears when blood passes through the large veins under our eyes and the severity is depended on the transparency of the skin.

Whilst some believe that dark circles are inherited, others believe that there are also factors that contribute, such as poor sleeping habits, smoking, water retention or bad diets.

How to Get Rid of Dark Circles?
Here are some suggestions to reduce dark circles:


01
Sleep 8 Hours A Day
The lack of sleep can cause our skin to look older, tired and paler, making the dark circles to be more apparent. Make sure you remove all eye make-up before you sleep as it could irritate your eyes and cause fluids to accumulate under your eyes. Some believe that changing your sleep position can help to reduce dark circles too.
02
Exercise
Move around to increase blood circulation. Use the No-Work Out, Work Out Tips to help you remember to be on the move at all times. Remember to spend at least 30 minutes stretching and practice deep breathing - helps with oxygenation and relaxation.
 

03
Avoid Smoking
Smoking not only threatens your life, it also causes blood vessel problems, causing darker circles. Smoking also saps the body of Vitamin C (a component in manufacturing collagen), causing skin to sag and age prematurely.
04
Don't Rub Too Hard
When you need to remove your eye-make up, use gentle movements as the skin around our eyes are sensitive. Doing it harshly might cause excessive pulling and stretching to the skin under your eyes. Be sure to use a proper eye-make-up remover or a cleansing gel together (with cotton) to dissolve all make up and grime.
   

05
Eat & Drink Healthy
Many home remedies would suggest using cucumber juice, tomato juice, potato juice and even teabags to put around the eye area to help reduce dark circles. We highly suggest you drink them instead, to boost your immune system, to give your skin the vitamin it needs, and to give your body a healthy, balanced diet.
06
Use An Anti-Dark Circle Eye Contour
Instead of placing a dozen of cold spoons on your eyes every day, we suggest a better, 24 hours, 7 days a week remedy that is 100% natural, unique and effective.

Novexpert Anti-Dark Circle Eye Contour helps to camouflage your dark circles and at the same time:
  • Stimulate blood micro circulation for less visible dark circles
  • Reduce the permeability of capillaries for less dark circles
  • Thickens the skin for concealed dark circles.

    • .....Giving you a long lasting effect.