Lightweight, water-based foundations can brighten dark areas and add moisture under your eyes. That helps prevent your skin from looking too dry or flakey as your makeup settles.
To reduce the appearance of puffiness, try facial massage. It can help move fluid away from the area under your eyes. Or chill wet, antioxidant-rich green tea bags in the fridge, then press them firmly to your eyes. The cold will reduce swelling while the gentle pressure helps move fluid away from your eyes.
Whether or not you’re ready to embrace your dark circles or puffy eyes fully, Cindy taught us that confidence and joy are our most important “beauty tools.”
Cindy said, “If you look in the mirror and you think, ‘You go, girl. You look awesome,’ you’re going to walk out the door and you are going to look attractive. Because you’re happy and you’re celebrating yourself.”
Confidence in your inner and outer beauty helps others focus on you, not your perceived “flaws”—or your makeup.
What do you think about this? Have you embraced dark circles or puffy eyes? Tell us about it below.