Puffy eyes in the morning are fairly common. Lack of sleep, smoking, and eye rubbing are just a few things that can add to a puffy appearance. The tissue around your eyes is particularly delicate and ...

Dermatologist Dr. Neera Nathan is sharing three ways to reduce puffiness under eyes caused by fluid accumulation -- an eye cream that contains topical caffeine, Arnica gel, and an antihistamine. She’s ...

The morning mirror can be unforgiving, especially when puffy under-eye bags threaten to sabotage your carefully planned brunch look. Whether you’re dealing with late-night scrolling consequences, ...

"You look tired today": the four words everyone dreads hearing. One morning you walk into your kitchen, or the office, and hear (usually unprompted) feedback that suggests your under eyes are puffy or ...

Under-eye bags are extremely common—nothing to be ashamed of and nothing you have to treat. In fact, under-eye bags can be caused by “genetics and natural aging—because skin loses elasticity and fat ...

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Anti-allergy support Avoiding allergens that could lead to puffy eyes includes switching up your bedding for hypoallergenic ...

Waking up with puffy eyes can feel frustrating, especially if you have a big day ahead. Finding an easy and natural solution can make all the difference. That’s where cucumbers come in: a simple, ...

And, while eye cream alone might not magically deflate your puffiness once and for all, they can still reduce the size of under-eye bags, making them less noticeable. Other treatments, like balms and ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Bad news first: Puffy eyes are notoriously hard to treat—so much so that even the best under-eye bag ...