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QuestionDoes drinking water help dark circles?Alicia Ramos is a Licensed Esthetician and the owner of Smoothe Denver in Denver, Colorado. She received her license at the School of Botanical & Medical Aesthetics, with training in lashes, dermaplaning, waxing, microdermabrasion, and chemical peels, and now provides skin care solutions to hundreds of clients.Drinking more water every day helps your skin in numerous ways, and it can help reduce the appearance of dark circles. You might also find some success with cold compresses or green tea-presses. However, if natural remedies don't work, clinical treatments like a chemical peel and laser resurfacing can help reduce pigment and improve the appearance of dark, tired eyes.
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QuestionCan you also sleep 3 times a day?Dr. Lisa Bryant is Licensed Naturopathic Physician and natural medicine expert based in Portland, Oregon. She earned a Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon and completed her residency in Naturopathic Family Medicine there in 2014.It's best to get 8 hours of continuous sleep at night, so avoid breaking up your sleep into 3 smaller chunks, if possible.
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QuestionCan I use only honey on my dark circles? Does it work?Dr. Lisa Bryant is Licensed Naturopathic Physician and natural medicine expert based in Portland, Oregon. She earned a Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon and completed her residency in Naturopathic Family Medicine there in 2014.Yes, honey has been shown to be helpful in reducing dark circles under the eyes
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QuestionShould I use coconut oil before going to sleep or can I use it when washing my face in the morning?Dr. Lisa Bryant is Licensed Naturopathic Physician and natural medicine expert based in Portland, Oregon. She earned a Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon and completed her residency in Naturopathic Family Medicine there in 2014.Either way should work just fine. Figure out what is best for you and go with that.
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QuestionCan I use tomato slices?Dr. Lisa Bryant is Licensed Naturopathic Physician and natural medicine expert based in Portland, Oregon. She earned a Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon and completed her residency in Naturopathic Family Medicine there in 2014.Yes, this should work. You could also extract the juice from the slices and use it that way.
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