Has Anyone Really Helped Or Cured Under-eye Bags??

I'm laughing as I post this because I would sure love to see them gone. I'm glad I'm not rich because I would probably do the surgery. I could say more why I really am glad I can't afford surgeries, but I just want to ask other women if anything at all has helped with bags? I see videos galore, but I want to know if any "real" people have had success with anything working? Yes I'm vain, you can lecture me on that if you want Mine are hereditary so I'll add that

I'm not much about makeup as I can only manage a little lipstick because a pretty pronounced tremor, plus I'm comfy without it now. I'm more about natural remedies, supplements, and already do some good ones that we need as we age, imo

 

let that vanity go babe...you've got happy feet..what else does a person need?

 

not if I can find someone that has helped their bags, LOL!! I mean, how far down can gravity pull things, I'm looking ahead

 

I'm afraid I'm no help, Denise. I don't have undereye "bags", but since chemo I have dark circles under my eyes. Of course that coordinates with my fuzzy head where the hair is just now beginning to grow back, the red radiated skin, and the fact that I now have only one boob. All in all, I'm a real pinup girl these days, lol. (But I'm still alive so that's something.)

 

Can't relate to what you've been through Beth but sure glad you are still with us

 

Thanks so much, chickie. I'm just glad you're back.

 

Luckily I haven't had that problem but my eye doc claims those microwave heated eye heat bag mask used 10 minutes a day helps.

 

I'll look into it Faye, thank you

 

@Denise Happyfeet

"If thy right eye offend thee,

Pluck it out!"

Frank

 

Denise Happyeyes..... 17 ways to get rid of bags under your eyes

 

Yeah but my bags still remain, this no help, LOLLLLLLL!! But thanks anyway

 

Ok, let me go take a look Thanks Joe!!

 

Left eye in my case on November 17

 

@Beth Gallagher

I bet you’re still a pinup girl in the most important man’s eyes.

 

Haven’t looked at Joe’s 17 ways yet but make a paste of baking soda and water. Smear it on the bags and let sit until dry. Wash the stuff off and you’re good to go for a night out dinner date.