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2. Stay Hydrated and Maintain a Balanced Diet
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Reducing dark under-eye circles depends critically on proper nutrition and hydration. The skin around your eyes may seem sunken and dark when your body is dehydrated. If you exercise or live in hot weather, try to sip at least 8 glasses of water daily—more if you To increase your hydration, include water-rich foods in your diet include celery, cucumbers, and watermelon. To guarantee you're reaching your daily water intake targets, think about utilising a marked water container or a hydration tracking app. Apart from water, pay special attention to eating a balanced diet high in minerals and vitamins that support skin condition. Found in leafy greens like kale and spinach, vitamin K can assist blood vessels get stronger and black circle look is lessened. Abundant in citrous fruits, berries, and bell peppers, vitamin C stimulates collagen synthesis, hence improving skin suppleness and lowering blood vessel visibility under the eyes. Foods high in iron—lean meats, beans, and fortified cereals—can help fight anaemia, a possible cause of dark circles. Found in walnuts, flaxseeds, and fatty fish, omega-3 fatty acids help lower inflammation and boost skin health. Steer clear of too high salt since it causes puffiness around the eyes and fluid retention. Likewise, cut back on alcohol, sugary snacks, and processed foods to help with dehydration and inflammation. Choose instead complete, nutrient-dense foods that feed your body and skin from the inside out. To fight free radical damage and boost general skin health, think about include foods high in antioxidants as green tea, dark chocolate, and blueberries into your diet. See a certified dietitian to help you design a customised meal plan that supports your skin health goals if you're not sure about your dietary needs. Remember that dietary changes could take some time to exhibit obvious benefits; hence, be patient and persistent with your good eating practices.
