I’m sorry you’re dealing with this, but dark circles can be tough to manage. In addition to sleep and diet, there are a few things that might help reduce the appearance of dark bags under your eyes.

1. **Cold compresses**: Applying something cold to your under-eye area, like chilled cucumber slices, a cold spoon, or even a refrigerated eye mask, can help reduce puffiness and dark circles by constricting blood vessels.

2. **Hydration**: Keeping your skin hydrated is important, so using a moisturizing eye cream with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, caffeine, or vitamin C can help. These ingredients can improve circulation and reduce puffiness.

3. **Sun protection**: Make sure to wear sunscreen daily, even under your eyes, to prevent further darkening of the skin due to UV exposure.

4. **Massage**: Gently massaging the under-eye area in a circular motion can help with blood flow and reduce fluid retention.

5. **Sleep position**: Sleeping with your head slightly elevated can prevent fluid buildup under the eyes, which can contribute to puffiness.

If your dark circles persist or worsen, you might also consider consulting a dermatologist to see if there are any underlying issues or treatments that might help.

>>32609847
tzd

>>32609842
blow your head off, you'll never have to worry about that again!

>captcha: KISL

>>32609842
Don't sleep on your stomach
Drink more water

And I saw something recently about taking a histamine blocker like pepcid making them go away but there's no substantiated evidence for it and I haven't tried it yet.

>>32609847
got le ((you)) congrats

>>32610273
y so much anger buddy, what have I done 2 u?

>>32610332
>Don't sleep on your stomach
shit, I've slept on my stomach my whole life. maybe that is why I haven't noticed much change
>histamine blocker like pepcid making them go away
will proceed with research and experimenting. also, thank you for the first serious reply, I really appreciate that