Bags & dark circles around the eyes...
Discussion
Timmy33 said:
Is this thread some kind of devious attempt to lure the PH'ettes out from cover?
No...Honest! Edited by Timmy33 on Wednesday 9th April 12:09
Vesuvius 996 said:
You haven't got enough important stuff to worry about.
Agreed!! Although if I'm honest, the main reason behind it is that I'm due to be meeting a close "friend" of mine in a few months time & just want to look half decent rather than a Zombie from all the hours I've been working. So it's this & my slightly belly i need to sort out for the mo.scorp said:
Drink more water / cut down alcohol and caffeine, it's usually dehydration that causes them.
I guess i should drink alot more water, i go alot of the day without eating/drinking much due to how hectic work can be then pig out when i get home late. No alcohol though & very little if any caffeine.Tuscan Tart said:
YSL Touche Eclat, is the best at covering up the circles.
I have been told the circles are formed because the kidneys are not functioning properly, so drinking more water is probably a good thing, however, as much water as I drink they are still there.
Oo like the sound of that! Maybe a combo of Water with this may do the trick?I have been told the circles are formed because the kidneys are not functioning properly, so drinking more water is probably a good thing, however, as much water as I drink they are still there.
ironictwist said:
Apart from sleeping.
What's a good way to faze them out?
I've tried a few "products" which apparently help, but i fancy trying something new to ease the burden on the eyes. Because at the moment, especially first thing, they really don't look great at all.
Thoughts?
Don't understand men who feel the need to use products even I would not use...What's a good way to faze them out?
I've tried a few "products" which apparently help, but i fancy trying something new to ease the burden on the eyes. Because at the moment, especially first thing, they really don't look great at all.
Thoughts?
Firkin Dogbolter said:
ironictwist said:
Apart from sleeping.
What's a good way to faze them out?
I've tried a few "products" which apparently help, but i fancy trying something new to ease the burden on the eyes. Because at the moment, especially first thing, they really don't look great at all.
Thoughts?
Don't understand men who feel the need to use products even I would not use...What's a good way to faze them out?
I've tried a few "products" which apparently help, but i fancy trying something new to ease the burden on the eyes. Because at the moment, especially first thing, they really don't look great at all.
Thoughts?
Timmy33 said:
Is this thread some kind of devious attempt to lure the PH'ettes out from cover?
That's easy just say something they can warm to like:Edited by Timmy33 on Wednesday 9th April 12:09
Did you know that a naturally blonde female has more female hormones than a brunette but once she's had her first baby that pure blonde hair will get a bit darker.
Also good to break the ice if you want to chat up a blonde.
Tuscan Tart said:
YSL Touche Eclat, is the best at covering up the circles.
I have been told the circles are formed because the kidneys are not functioning properly, so drinking more water is probably a good thing, however, as much water as I drink they are still there.
I would second that for YSL Touche Eclat ! Brilliant stuff!!I have been told the circles are formed because the kidneys are not functioning properly, so drinking more water is probably a good thing, however, as much water as I drink they are still there.
ironictwist said:
Firkin Dogbolter said:
ironictwist said:
Apart from sleeping.
What's a good way to faze them out?
I've tried a few "products" which apparently help, but i fancy trying something new to ease the burden on the eyes. Because at the moment, especially first thing, they really don't look great at all.
Thoughts?
Don't understand men who feel the need to use products even I would not use...What's a good way to faze them out?
I've tried a few "products" which apparently help, but i fancy trying something new to ease the burden on the eyes. Because at the moment, especially first thing, they really don't look great at all.
Thoughts?
If only I was... I could so do with make up classes judging by some before and after pictures that were banded around here sometime back.Tuscan Tart said:
YSL Touche Eclat, is the best at covering up the circles.
I have been told the circles are formed because the kidneys are not functioning properly, so drinking more water is probably a good thing, however, as much water as I drink they are still there.
Drink cranberry juice every day for a month, it promotes good kidney function which should get rid of them.I have been told the circles are formed because the kidneys are not functioning properly, so drinking more water is probably a good thing, however, as much water as I drink they are still there.
Neil.D said:
Tuscan Tart said:
YSL Touche Eclat, is the best at covering up the circles.
I have been told the circles are formed because the kidneys are not functioning properly, so drinking more water is probably a good thing, however, as much water as I drink they are still there.
Drink cranberry juice every day for a month, it promotes good kidney function which should get rid of them.I have been told the circles are formed because the kidneys are not functioning properly, so drinking more water is probably a good thing, however, as much water as I drink they are still there.
Haven't heard of that one, but will give it a go, easier to drink than water 
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