How do eye bags and dark circles form?

Dark circles are a physiological manifestation that women fear the most. It is a phenomenon that appears on people’s faces when they are tired. The main areas of occurrence are under the eyes and near the eyelids. Although dark circles themselves are not harmful, they will have a certain impact on people’s appearance. Therefore, understanding the causes of dark circles under the eyes is the key to treatment. So, how are dark circles under the eyes formed?

(1) Excessive use of eyes, eye fatigue

In fact, the skin around our eyes is the thinnest of all the skin on our face. It is only 0.4mm thick, has very few sebaceous glands and sweat glands, and lacks a muscle layer, making it the thinnest skin on the human body. Such a fragile organ is the most active part of the five senses. The skin around the eyes exercises a lot, blinking an average of 10,000 times a day. It is frequently involved in smiling, wrinkling, etc., and is prone to aging and sagging.

(2) Ageing and skin aging

In life, as we age, our work and rest times become irregular, the metabolism of the skin around our eyes slows down, collagen and elastic fibers begin to slowly disappear, and the fat that protects the eyeballs begins to slowly accumulate. Finally, once the skin ages to a certain extent, it can no longer hold the accumulated fat and it comes out through the frame, causing bags under the eyes.

In view of the causes of eye bags, we should pay attention to them in our daily life and take corresponding measures to slow down the formation of eye bags and relieve and eliminate them.

How are eye bags and dark circles formed? This is an issue that every woman needs to pay attention to. Dark circles will seriously affect women's appearance and make women afraid to face others directly with their faces. Therefore, it is very important to prevent eye bags and dark circles. I hope women should develop the habit of not staying up late and not overworking.