Why are my dark circles getting worse even though I sleep?

When you sleep, fluids settle in the tissue beneath your eyes. Getting too little sleep can cause your blood vessels to leak and mix with those fluids, leading to dark circles.

Why are my dark circles worse on some days?

Structural dark circles can worsen due to weight loss. Vascular dark circles are caused by the presence of vessels below the skin. Those who have more vessels (which are genetically determined) have a greater tendency to get these. Insomnia also makes vascular dark circles worse.

Why my dark circles are increasing day by day?

“Lack of sleep can contribute to darker blood vessels as well as fluid buildup under the eyes resulting in a dark shadow,” says Karly O’Keefe, an esthetician and owner of the facial treatment center, SkincraftLA in Los Angeles. Not getting enough sleep can also increase stress, which can exacerbate dark circles.

Why are my dark circles not going away?

Sleep. Fatigue and a lack of sleep can cause dark circles under your eyes. It can also make you look paler, which might make your dark circles appear darker. Make sure you’re getting seven to eight hours of sleep each night and practicing good sleep hygiene.

How can I reduce my dark circles?

Some of the more common methods include:

1. Apply a cold compress. A cold compress can help reduce swelling and shrink dilated blood vessels.
2. Get extra sleep. Catching up on sleep can also help reduce the appearance of dark circles.
3. Elevate your head.
4. Soak with tea bags.
5. Conceal with makeup.

Is aloe vera good for dark circles?

Aloe vera is a tropical plant that’s often used as a natural remedy for dark circles. Although more research in humans is needed, it may improve skin moisture, support mature skin, and reduce inflammation, all of which may help treat dark circles.