What is the true reason for under eye bags?

              Under eye bags are not pleasant for anyone involved. I know I hate waking up and looking in the mirror seeing dark circles under my eyes and wondering how that happened. This is the reason I decided to a little research to find out why this happens and what I can do to treat my under eye area. From what I have read it seemed like everyone has a theory of why they happen and how to treat them from using a home remedy to getting a prescription eye cream from a Dermatologist. After sorting through all the information I found out the true medical reason for under eye bags and the best treatments that are offered for consumption by us, the consumers.

                The true medical reason for the raccoon eyes that you may experience start from the capillaries. These tiny little blood vessels rest underneath the thin skin of your eyes. What happens is that because of how thin these blood vessels are, some of the red blood cells get lost and travel away from where they should be heading getting stuck in the skin. Chrysin, a naturally occurring enzyme, is what comes to the rescue in this situation. Breaking down the blood cells that run away and then the problem is solved. The only issue is once in a while the broken down blood cells leave a little bit extra when they are removed; their hemoglobin which is the reason blood cells are red. This then leaves that purplish color under your eyes. So under eye bags are not caused by lack of water, poor diet, or staying up late. It is just a natural occurrence that everyone has to put up with once in a while.

                Now that we know how under eye bags occur, we can tackle the issue of treating them. This is when using an eye cream or gel comes into play. Due to the fact that the issues spring forth from under the skin, you are going to need an eye cream that treats from the inside out and specifically tackles the issue at hand. An ingredient known as Haloxyl has been proven to help out with under eye bags by adding a helping hand in the fight against runaway red blood cells. Haloxyl does this by adding more chrysin to the equation doubling you under eye discoloration army. Using this ingredient in an eye cream will help greatly in reducing the dark circles that are under your eyes.

My suggestion would be to do your research on different eye creams and eye gels to pick your favorite. Visit review websites, talk to friends, and use your own experience to make the ride into a color free face as easy as possible. Remember, it is not your fault when under eye bags appear but it will be your fault when they last longer than they have to. Take the time and find an eye cream that truly works, it will be one of the best decisions you’ve ever made.