An Effortless Guide to Depuff Your Eyes

Fluid retention, too much salt or alcohol, the position we sleep in, genetics, and hormones are reasons Dr. Barbara Sturm suggests we wake up looking less than refreshed and with a little more puff under our bright eyes. 

Regardless of the reason, we need to look fresh when we wake up. Thankfully, our beauty queens have some solutions, and they are easy-peasy Persian silk tree* squeezy.

Roll it out! Anytime you're looking a little baggy, take the small end of your Odacité Cryo-Tech Facial Tool and dip it in a glass of ice water for 30 seconds for a de-puffing cryo session. Gently massage under your eye with Ba+S Eye Contour Serum Concentrate, containing oils that support wrinkle reduction and help to relieve puffiness and dark circles. 

Pop on an under-eye mask. Had a fun girls' night out? Throw your Pure Sol. Eye Masks in the fridge. The next morning, grab your masks. The charcoal in them de-puffs, the hyaluronic acid moisturizes, and the hydrogel locks it all in. Hop in the shower for the last few minutes, allowing the steam to increase the serum's absorption. Augustinus Bader's The Eye Patches were tested in clinical studies and said to visibly reduce dark circles by 42% and improve brightness by 95%. And they look excellent in a gift basket! 

Apply eye cream. Layer it up. Before you apply makeup, put on the perfect primer to reduce puffiness and look your brightest, most brilliant self. Here are a few that work wonders. 

Tata Harper’s Superkind Bio Barrier Eye Serum

MACRENE actives High Performance Eye Cream

Osea Advanced Repair Eye Cream

Ilia Bright Start Retinol Alternative Eye Cream

Take a few minutes or a whole spa day; either way, layer, use all your tools (cucumbers work, too), and love on those sweet eyes of yours. 

 *Albizia julibrissin is a tree originally grown in southern and eastern Asia. The stem and tree bark found in Sturm's Super Anti-Aging Eye Cream are known to improve skin conditions and reduce swelling.

Shine on, 

Team Wren and Wild