Eye area and dark circles

[kysmog]

I like to think my eye area is good but i have struggled with dark circles since i was a kid. Sleep 8 hours every night and use cerave eye cream and volufiline, been using those for around a month now. I also take Iron and other supplements to help but nothing seems to work. Considering fillers but I want to see if there is anything else i could try
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[schizo echochamber]

Makeup.

 

[Nebula]

looks like same case as me just shit hollowing needs surgery so fillers grafts or implants. Makeup didnt work for me hollow just gets through it

 

[kysmog]

looks like same case as me just shit hollowing needs surgery so fillers grafts or implants. Makeup didnt work for me hollow just gets through it

probably going to try makeup, a BB cream or something and if it doesn’t work or looks gay i’ll just go ahead and get fillers when i’m 18

 

[orangomango2003]

just accept it. it's not that big of a deal to spend thousands on fillers and makeup.

 

[kysmog]

just accept it. it's not that big of a deal to spend thousands on fillers and makeup.

I hate them tho. They are a lot better than they used to be but i can’t fix them permanently naturally and nobody says anything about them but it makes me feel like i look like im sick or dirty

 

[Nebula]

probably going to try makeup, a BB cream or something and if it doesn’t work or looks gay i’ll just go ahead and get fillers when i’m 18

all did that concealer everything brah its over

 

[adyyyyyyyyyy]

I like to think my eye area is good but i have struggled with dark circles since i was a kid. Sleep 8 hours every night and use cerave eye cream and volufiline, been using those for around a month now. I also take Iron and other supplements to help but nothing seems to work. Considering fillers but I want to see if there is anything else i could try
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i have exact same dark circles

 

[adyyyyyyyyyy]

I like to think my eye area is good but i have struggled with dark circles since i was a kid. Sleep 8 hours every night and use cerave eye cream and volufiline, been using those for around a month now. I also take Iron and other supplements to help but nothing seems to work. Considering fillers but I want to see if there is anything else i could try
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im buying vitamin c serum they say it works

 

[kysmog]

im buying vitamin c serum they say it works

I could try that

 

[adyyyyyyyyyy]

I could try that

be grateful we have same dark circles but u mog me w ur skin tone and eyebrows

 

[Deleted member 24821]

imo its hyperpigmentation because of your phenotype

 

[kysmog]

imo its hyperpigmentation because of your phenotype

not gonna lie i don’t even know my pheno but how could i fix that

 

[Deleted member 55252]

I like to think my eye area is good but i have struggled with dark circles since i was a kid. Sleep 8 hours every night and use cerave eye cream and volufiline, been using those for around a month now. I also take Iron and other supplements to help but nothing seems to work. Considering fillers but I want to see if there is anything else i could try
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be patient with the volufiline, wait a few more months before making any conclusions

 

[kysmog]

be patient with the volufiline, wait a few more months before making any conclusions

will do, wasn’t planning on stopping it anytime soon but just wanted to hear more options

 

[Deleted member 55252]

will do, wasn’t planning on stopping it anytime soon but just wanted to hear more options

i'd just accept it, cost for fixing it is quite high. Focus on other things imo

 

[sirmimbing]

I like to think my eye area is good but i have struggled with dark circles since i was a kid. Sleep 8 hours every night and use cerave eye cream and volufiline, been using those for around a month now. I also take Iron and other supplements to help but nothing seems to work. Considering fillers but I want to see if there is anything else i could try
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Just use a bit of concealer if it really bothers u. I dont think its a big failo but its not great either. They look a little environmental tho not just due to lack of fat so maybe you could improve them with more sleep idk

 

[hypnode]

be patient with the volufiline, wait a few more months before making any conclusions

would a combination of volufiline and a vitamin c serum work better than the volufiline alone

 

[DHTrash]

try this 5% caffeine liquid, seems to work for me, although i dont have it as bad as u

 

[Chinacurry]

I like to think my eye area is good but i have struggled with dark circles since i was a kid. Sleep 8 hours every night and use cerave eye cream and volufiline, been using those for around a month now. I also take Iron and other supplements to help but nothing seems to work. Considering fillers but I want to see if there is anything else i could try
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@Chadethnic101 a case for fillers or no?

 

[Maalik]

This is definitely, 100% hyperpigmentation. Its just an excess of melanin. Are you Indian/Pakistani?

4-n butylresorcinol is the most powerful depigmenter atm. See if you can get some. It has no known adverse effects as far as I know. People don't report any irritation with it either.

Hydroquinone/arbutin/kojic acid are dangerous to soft tissues and cause a lot of irritation so save them as a last resort even though they are quite good at depigmenting. Hydroquinone in particular can end up making hyperpigmentation worse. very dangerous but unusually popular ingredient.

Azelaic Acid is weaker than the above, but is a cheap, safe and accessible option.

vitamin c is a very weak depigmenter. you should use it as a general skin health thing, not for melasma control.

 

[kysmog]

This is definitely, 100% hyperpigmentation. Its just an excess of melanin. Are you Indian/Pakistani?

4-n butylresorcinol is the most powerful depigmenter atm. See if you can get some. It has no known adverse effects as far as I know. People don't report any irritation with it either.

Hydroquinone/arbutin/kojic acid are dangerous to soft tissues and cause a lot of irritation so save them as a last resort even though they are quite good at depigmenting. Hydroquinone in particular can end up making hyperpigmentation worse. very dangerous but unusually popular ingredient.

Azelaic Acid is weaker than the above, but is a cheap, safe and accessible option.

vitamin c is a very weak depigmenter. you should use it as a general skin health thing, not for melasma control.

I’ll look into thanks. And no, i’m not indian or pakistani I am 75% white (germany and english) and 25% mexican

 

[Maalik]

I’ll look into thanks. And no, i’m not indian or pakistani I am 75% white (germany and english) and 25% mexican

surprising. This pattern of hyperpigmentation is an indian trait. even the way it intensifies near the eye corner and spreads across the upper eyelid and brows is exactly the same as ours.
do ur parents have it?

 

[kysmog]

surprising. This pattern of hyperpigmentation is an indian trait. even the way it intensifies near the eye corner and spreads across the upper eyelid and brows is exactly the same as ours.
do ur parents have it?

My mom has it, but she’s mexican and dutch
literally no indian DNA in my family JFL

 

[Maalik]

My mom has it, but she’s mexican and dutch
literally no indian DNA in my family JFL

Lmao. You must have Pissed Vishnu off or smth

 

[kysmog]

This is definitely, 100% hyperpigmentation. Its just an excess of melanin. Are you Indian/Pakistani?

4-n butylresorcinol is the most powerful depigmenter atm. See if you can get some. It has no known adverse effects as far as I know. People don't report any irritation with it either.

Hydroquinone/arbutin/kojic acid are dangerous to soft tissues and cause a lot of irritation so save them as a last resort even though they are quite good at depigmenting. Hydroquinone in particular can end up making hyperpigmentation worse. very dangerous but unusually popular ingredient.

Azelaic Acid is weaker than the above, but is a cheap, safe and accessible option.

vitamin c is a very weak depigmenter. you should use it as a general skin health thing, not for melasma control.

can you point me in the direction of some 4-n butylresorcinol products I can use?

 

[moreroidsmoredates]

I like to think my eye area is good but i have struggled with dark circles since i was a kid. Sleep 8 hours every night and use cerave eye cream and volufiline, been using those for around a month now. I also take Iron and other supplements to help but nothing seems to work. Considering fillers but I want to see if there is anything else i could try
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Concealer

 

[kysmog]

can you point me in the direction of some 4-n butylresorcinol products I can use?

@Maalik are you able to? i don’t wanna buy some random one that doesn’t work