If you’ve tried all of the steps above and are still seeing some darkness underneath your eyes, read on for more editor secrets.
Deflate Puffiness
Under-eye bags can cast a shadow to make the area look darker. To help deflate puffiness, store your eye cream in the fridge. The coolness with help reduce the blood flow, making the area look less puffy. Or opt for an eye cream with a metal applicator. A good one: Glossier Full Orbit Entire-Eye Brightening Cream, which can be used on both under the eyes and on top of the lids.
Rim Lids With White Liner
To brighten your overall look, apply a nude or white-colored eyeliner along your bottom waterlines (the fleshy part of your bottom eyelid). The pop will help distract from any dark hues.
Fake A Lifted Look
Since dark circles can drag your look down, you want to use makeup techniques to help lift your face. Draw a swipe of concealer along the outer corner of your eye up toward your temple and blend. Curling your lashes can also draw the eye upward.
