As parents, we do a lot of ‘looking’ at our kids. There’s the loving gaze, the look of bewilderment, or the stare of frustration. So it’s not at all surprising parents are quick to notice dark rings ...

Dark circles under the eyes in kids are common. It can stem from genetics or other causes, such as allergies or a lack of sleep. The circles may be brown, purple, or blue, depending on skin tone. One ...

Remember when you could walk confidently through a dimly lit room without bumping into furniture? Or drive at night without being temporarily blinded by oncoming headlights? If these situations have ...

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Select independently determines what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Stress and long nights aren’t the only reasons you’re seeing dark ...

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While there are a million hacks for covering acne, and a number of methods to reduce the appearance of redness and rosacea, we often overlook the thing most affecting how awake and alive we look: our ...

Dark circles are exactly what they sound like: Darker-than-usual coloring underneath the eyes, which may give the appearance that you're tired or unwell. The term is often interchanged with "eye bags, ...

Some skin care products can offer some benefits, but they may not live up to their brightening claims. By Erica Sweeney Perhaps this routine sounds familiar: You wake up, look in the mirror and ...

Dark circles under the eyes are often blamed on lack of sleep or genetics, but your diet can play a surprisingly big role, too. Certain foods can contribute to dehydration, poor circulation, and ...