1. Change your diet: If you've got excessive puffiness under your eyes, which casts a shadow and makes it look like you've got crescent moon-shaped darkness south of your bottom lash line, take a good look at what you're putting into your body. Salty foods and alcohol cause extreme bloat, so when you cut these out, your skin will be able to rest easy without puffing up. Plus, getting rid of bloat will ease your entire body, not just your eyes.
2. Stop rubbing your eyes: Ever notice how friction with your shoes can make lasting dark marks on your feet? The same deal goes with your eyes if you're constantly rubbing them. Friction causes skin pigmentation to darken, so if you're constantly rubbing your eyes, you're not doing yourself any favors.
3. Sleep propped up: When you're laying down flat, fluids can build up underneath your eyes. Prop yourself up with an extra pillow or two during the night so that the fluid drains down, taking the excess away from your eye area.
4. Sunscreen, sunscreen, sunscreen: If the skin underneath your eyes is dark all on its own, don't take chances on it becoming darker with age. Every day (yes, sun, rain or snow), apply SPF 30 underneath your eyes but avoid actual contact with your eye. The sun can darken the pigmentation around your eye area, making the dark circles worse as you get older.
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