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June 24, 2010

Remedies for Puffy Eyes

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Puffy eyes can be caused by a number of reasons; crying, lack of sleep, allergies, drinking, and swimming just to name a few. Just as there are a number of things that can cause puffy eyes, there are a number of remedies that can be found as well.

Puffy Eye Remedies:

Okay girls before you read on i found the best thing for puffy eyes are these special pads enriched with vitamins and antioxidents that work wonders – from what I’ve seen they work the best. I’ve included in this paragraph links to find eye pads and also home remedy link sites as well. Don’t forget to check out the video below either…

1. Lightly press a cold metal surface against the puffy part of your eyes for about 60 seconds this works best when using a using a metal spoon that has been soaked in ice water.

2. For a number of years hemorrhoid cream has been used to reduce swelling in the other various areas of the body. This same cream works wonders on the eyes as well, especially if is has the ingredients of yeast and shark’s liver oil. Never apply directly onto the eyelid though or your puffy eyes will be the least of your troubles.

3. Eyes that are sore, tired and puffy can also be rejuvenated with thin cucumber slices kept fresh in cold water and placed over the closed eyes as a compress (yes I know it sounds pre-Madonna but even that’s okay once in a while).

4. Tea is a great way to remove puffiness as well. Make sure two tea bags are thoroughly wetted with cold water and then place them on your eyes for about 10 minutes. You can press from the inner to the outer corner of the eye if you choose. Although tea with caffeine causes the blood vessels to constrict thereby reducing the swelling you can use any type of tea as teas are full of antioxidants.

5. Excess salt causes your body to hold fluids, so you need to stay away salty foods period – no good can come from them.

6. You can also elevate your shoulders and head which will assist in keeping the fluids from settling around your eyes thus helping to keep the swelling down.

7. Egg white and witch-hazel each help to reduce swelling, you can use the two together and create a mask to help reduce the swelling if you like. Take some egg whites and beat them until stiff, add a few drops of witch hazel to keep the egg whites from drying to quickly, use a brush and apply to the face and under the eyes. This is also a good way to tighten up your skin although I’m not sure the effects are permanent it is nice to do before going out with your friends.

8. Lack of fluid intake will also consequently cause your body to store excess water because it feels dehydrated. So make sure that you are drinking plenty of water everyday and even more if you go out drinking with your friends or running a marathon.

9. Remove contacts lenses before sleeping. Even lenses that are prescribed to wear 24/7 should be removed as they can cause irritation and make your eyes puffy – plus why do you need to wear them to sleep I’ve never heard of vision affecting your sight in your dreams.

10. When you first wake up, rinse your face with cold water to reduce puffy eyes as this constricts the blood vessels and lessens the swelling, it also helps to wake you when you are having a hard time getting up. This can be done throughout the day as needed also.

Sally Sue is a long time residnet of san Diego California. She is interested in wakboarding, the desert, river, baseball, beach, friends, and animals

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Home Remedies for Puffy Eyes

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Eyes that are bright and sparkling attract attention. Puffy or red eyes are lack luster and make you look tired and ill. Puffy eyes are one of the most common beauty problems. Puffiness is often caused by the accumulation of fluids around the eye. Besides sleeping on your face, crying or lack of sleep, if you’re menstruating or pregnant, retaining food, eating salty food or drinking water less than two hours before bed, you’re likely to wake up with puffy eyes.

Rubbing aggravates irritation and tends to make your eyes puffier. For immediate relief, do not rub your eyes when you see them puffy.

Nature’s best ingredients for removing puffy eyes are cucumber and potato. Take a small raw potato or cucumber, slice it into small pieces and blend to a fine consistency. Strain the excess juice and reserve the pulp. Make a cup of basil tea and mix it well with the pulp. Pour the mixture into ice tray and freeze it. Whenever you have puffy or red eyes, dab the ice cube on your closed eyes for some time. Rinse your eyelids gently and pat dry.

Use your middle finger and gently press along the eyebrow and around the eye socket. This will stimulate the lymphatic system and help drain excess fluid. The swelling will reduce.

Take a rounded metal spoon and place it in your fridge for few minutes. When it gets cold, take it out and hold the rounded portion against your eye for few minutes. This helps in reducing the puffiness.

To make your red or sore eyes look healthy and sparkling, mix 2 tbsp water to a glass of mineral water. Bathe your eyes in this solution 3-4 times a day.

Apply a cold compress on your eyes such as cloth dipped in cold water or ice cubes in a wash cloth. When the cloth feels warm, dip it in cold water again or add more ice. Repeat this at least 4-5 times or till you feel the puffs under your eyes drained out.

Applying cold tea bag wrapped in tissue on closed eyes makes the skin taut and reduces puffiness. The natural astringent in tea – tannin works wonders.

Strips of grated potato or cucumber placed under the eyes helps to reduce the swelling.

Soak cotton wool pad either in iced water or ice cold milk. Lie down with dampened pads over your closed eyes. Replace the pads when warm. Continue to till puffiness reduces. This also brightens the whites of your eyes.

By drinking enough water, your body will stay hydrated and will reduce the puffiness around your eyes.

Make sure you get enough sleep with regular timings. Inadequate sleep shows on the eyes more than on any other part of the body. Sleep soothes the eyes and relieves fatigue.

Dip cotton wool pads in ice-cold rose water. Use them as eye pads over closed eyes.

Stiffly beat few egg whites. Add a drop or two of witch hazel. Apply to the face and under the eyes with a brush. This will make the skin feel tighter and look less puffy.

If you keep your head in an elevated position while you sleep, it discourages fluids from settling around your eyes.

Avoid eating salty foods like chips, pickles, drinking alcohol that retains fluids that settles in the eye area.

The reader of this article should exercise all precautions while following instructions on the recipes from this article. Avoid using if you are allergic to something. The responsibility lies with the reader, not the site, and the writer.

Kevin Pederson manages Home Remedies providing information on home based natural cures for most common ailments and health problems. Read on how to cure Puffy Eyes with Home Remedies as they are one of the most common beauty problems.

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