I always seem to have circles under my eyes no matter how much sleep I get. Sometimes even foundation won’t cover them. Any tips are welcome. Thanks 
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i had the same problem, until recently.
what I do is squeeze lemon juice into my hands and rub it all around my face and eyes but making sure not to get it INTO my eyes lol and in two days it looks so much better! And my dark circles are hereditary and another thing I did before the lemons was to put vaseline on my eyes before I went to bed, it helped a little but not as much as the lemons
wishing you beautiful eyes lol and peace
There is no way to get rid just sleep longer you might not be getting good sleep but you can not get rid of them forever i would us a concealer:
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There are several things that can contribute to dark circles(I had the same problem for quite some time).
Dehydration
Rubbing the eyes when you wake up
Not enough sleep(obviously not the culprit)
Eliminating those problems could help a lot.
The circles take time to go away, so in the mean time, you may want to try a new way to cover them up.
I put a very pale pink eyeshadow under my eyes to offset the blue tone of the dark circles. Then I put a little concealer over the shadow, followed by a powder foundation.
Good luck!
I used to have the same problem, but two products turned it completely around. I use Burt’s Bees Royal Jelly Day Cream in the morning, and Burt’s Bees Pomegranate Eye Serum at the night. Within a week i noticed a GREAT improvement.
I would avoid heavy concealers if you can. The chemicals will actually seep into your pores and make the problem worse!
*You see, the REAL problem is that, as we age, the skin around our eyes gets thin. By using products rich in vitamin E we help strengthen our skin cells- and they will grow in more healthy too! Besides, just keeping the area moisturized helps slow down the whole aging process. So when picking out a product just make sure it’s organic, has plenty of vitamins (especially c & e), and that you can apply twice a day.
Hope that helps!
I’m very lucky as my grand mother showed me the weirdest trick ever,
We get teabags (used) put them into the fridge while still moist, when i go to bed I put them on my eyes and secure with an eyemask. I think its the low dose of caffeine that makes it work, whatever it is, I’m delighted!!
You can try using concealer, but it you have bags under your eyes, it won’t really help. Makeup gurus on youtube can help give advice to you. Eye bags can be relieved when applying a cold spoon on them or cold tea bags.
If you get a natural minerals face lotion it will be gone before you know it!!!
a good quality concealer
concealer does the trick for me!
and drink lots of water throughout the day
i heard on the today show, put a salmon concealer on them