Aging is inevitable, but you don’t need to bring extra baggage with you! And by baggage, we mean under-eye bags — that pesky puffiness that just won’t go away. No amount of beauty sleep or eye cream ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you struggle with ppuffy undereye bags and dark circles—whether it's due to genetics or other factors ...

A bleph—or blepharoplasty —is the medical name for the eye lift. It can be done to either the upper or lower lids (or both), ...

Puffy, tired-looking eyes affect people across age groups, creating a persistent challenge for many seeking refreshed appearances. Whether caused by insufficient sleep, elevated stress levels, or ...

At-home remedies can often help get rid of bags under your eyes. Usually, having eye bags is the result of a harmless cosmetic concern rather than a medical problem. You might have eye bags ...

You’ve probably spent more money on under-eye creams than you care to admit. Those tiny tubes promising to erase dark circles and puffiness cost a fortune, and let’s be honest — half the time they don ...

While there are a million hacks for covering acne, and a number of methods to reduce the appearance of redness and rosacea, we often overlook the thing most affecting how awake and alive we look: our ...

Lack of sleep isn't the only thing to blame for those dark circles under your eyes. Four doctors share why they happen, and ...

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 ...