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dark shadows


Question Posted Friday August 25 2006, 7:18 pm

i get really bad dark shadows under my eyes, no matter how much sleep i get, and i was wondering if anyone knew a really good, and easy to use coverup that i could use. [i'm not a big make-up person, so simple would be great]

anything that has worked for you personally would be appreciated, but if you just have an idea, or something someone you know has used. that'd be great too.

thanks


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gaffagirl1 answered Thursday September 7 2006, 11:58 pm:
In my experience as a makeup artist I've found that most people who think they have terrible dark circles really do not. I guess that's what happens when you read too many magazine ads for makeup.

Use a really good under eye moisturizer and then a good concealer. You will need to visit a makeup counter to find the right shade. Poorly matched and applied concealer under the eyes looks worse than no concealer at all. Try to find the lightest textured formula that you can get away with.

And I do honestly believe that you get what you pay for. If you buy a $5 concealer that is exactly what you get.

Also, dark circles are caused by a few different things. Sometimes it's a lack of sleep or water, other times it's heredity. Mostly though it's oxidized blood that is visable because the skin around your eye is much thinner and transparent than on the rest of your face.

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LoVe_cHaRu answered Monday August 28 2006, 1:48 pm:
Try CoverGirl products. They have the best coverup [I've been using them for years] and they don't damage your skin or cause you to break out.

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contradictionn answered Saturday August 26 2006, 1:51 pm:
You know those jell-eyemask-things that are filled with water that you pop in your freezer and they get all cold?
Purchase one and wear it for a couple minutes at a time, it gets rid of bags easily.

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MelLeDisko answered Saturday August 26 2006, 2:04 am:
I just use covergirl and it usually works pretty well. I just lightly rub/wipe/whatever you call it over the dark circles. But if you can still notice it there, before I go to bed, I put two spoons in the freezer over night and leave them in there and in the morning I leave them under my eyes for a few minutes. And it causes your skin to puff a little and make your under shadows look less dark. I also found some sites:


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I hope I helped. <3

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