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Dark Circles:

There are many contributing factors to the development of dark circles under your eyes. Although there are causes that are unavoidable -- like age and ill health -- many can be prevented and treated easily. If you’ve had dark circles under your eyes for years, it could be because of age rather than anything else. With the passing years our skin gets thinner as the collagen and elastin fibres that hold the cell structure of our skin together break down. Beneath the surface of the skin tiny blood vessels can leak and leave a darkish blue appearance only because the skin in this area is stretched so thinly over the bone, anywhere else it might not be as noticeable. These changes to the skin’s structure because of ageing can also contribute to lines and wrinkles in the skin around the eye areas:

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Puffy Eyes, Bags under Eyes:

If Puffy Eyes or Bags under the Eyes are causing you problems there are ways you can help yourself and you might like to consider the following:
A slight change to your lifestyle perhaps, cutting down on alcohol and getting to bed earlier most days of the week.
Drink more water than you do so as to flush out your system.
Keep down your stress levels by making sure you have appropriate outlets to help manage both emotional and physical stress. Take time to relax.
What about your eating habits, is your diet consisting of too much fast food, takeaway foods and perhaps ready made meals? :

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Skin Care:

Omegas 3, 6 & 9 are the three important groups of Essential Fatty Acids (EFA’s). They are important because if eaten regularly together with fruit and fresh green vegetables, they can benefit both our health and our skin. These EFA's should form a greater part of our diet than they do but today we eat less and less of them and thereby dismissing the help they offer towards fighting off the premature aging of our skin. However, having said that it is important to get the right balance of these fats, too much of one without the other is not good for us. A healthy balance is suggested as four to five parts of omega 3 and one of omega 6. Too much of the omega6 group of fats alone can lead to health problems and many of us today are guilty of using oils in salads, spreads containing oils and oils for cooking.:

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