Bright-Eyed and Busy-Tailed: The Causes of Dark Circles in Your 20s | Anoos

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Here in this article we are sharing the information regarding Dark circles and solution for dark circles from Anoos Salon & Clinic

 So you are ready to take on your new career role! Stepping into the corporate world to spread your wings and achieve your dreams can be stressful and scary. It could show up in your world as dark circles. They make you look tired and dull, which is not an ideal look for someone who just started their career. And waiting for those natural potato and cucumber slices to do their magic can be agonisingly long and often unfruitful! There is a way to deal with dark circles quickly. But don't worry, with Anoos' specialised eye-peel with a hydrating mask and Electroporation, we have got you covered! Let's dive into what causes dark circles and how this treatment can help.

Dark Circles Removal Treatment


Causes of Dark Circles in Early 20s:


  • Lack of Sleep: The most common cause of dark circles is lack of sleep or poor sleep quality. When we don't get enough rest, the blood vessels under our eyes can become more visible, leading to a dark, shadowy appearance.


  • Stress and Anxiety: High levels of stress and anxiety can also cause dark circles. When we're stressed, our bodies release cortisol, a hormone that can weaken the blood vessels under our eyes, making them more visible.


  • Dehydration: Not drinking enough water can cause the skin under our eyes to appear dull and sunken, highlighting dark circles.


  • Genetics: Some people are simply more prone to dark circles due to genetics. If your parents or grandparents have them, there's a good chance you will too.


  • Allergies: Allergies can cause inflammation, which can lead to dark circles. If you're prone to allergies, be sure to keep them under control to reduce the appearance of dark circles.


  • Anaemia: A lack of iron in the blood can cause anaemia, leading to a pale complexion and dark circles under the eyes.Sun Damage: Overexposure to the sun's harmful UV rays can cause pigmentation issues, leading to dark circles and other skin discolouration.


Anoos' Specialized Eye-Peel with a Hydrating Mask and Electroporation:


Our eye-peel contains a gentle blend of acids that exfoliate the skin and improve skin texture. The hydrating mask that follows helps to restore the skin's moisture balance and reduce puffiness. Finally, electroporation is used to enhance the penetration of active ingredients into the skin, which allows for maximum results. Here are the benefits:

  • Reduces the appearance of dark circles: The specialized treatment helps to reduce the appearance of under eye dark circles, making you look more refreshed and youthful.

  • Hydrates and nourishes the skin: The hydrating mask used in the treatment provides intense hydration to the delicate skin around the eyes, helping to restore moisture and nourishment.

  • Stimulates collagen production: Electroporation is a technique used to stimulate collagen production in the skin, which can help to improve skin texture and elasticity.

  • Improves skin texture: The combination of a chemical peel and electroporation can help to improve skin texture by removing dead skin cells and promoting cell turnover.

  • Non-invasive and safe: The treatment is non-invasive and safe, making it a great option for those who want to improve the appearance of their skin without undergoing surgery or other invasive procedures.


So, ladies, don't let dark circles hold you back from achieving your dreams. Book an appointment with Anoos and experience our specialised eye-peel with a hydrating mask and electroporation today. Trust us, your future self will thank you!

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