What to do if melanin deposits in the corners of the eyes

The so-called melanin deposition in the corners of the eyes is what we often call dark circles. In fact, this situation is quite common. Generally, if it is not particularly serious, you only need to get more rest in daily life and the problem will be improved. However, for the more serious dark circles that have already formed, you usually need to use some cosmetics to remove them. So what should we do about the melanin deposition in the corners of the eyes?

Use your ring finger to apply the anti-wrinkle eye cream to the skin above, around and under the eyes, and then gently spread it evenly on the skin around the eyes. The movements should be slow and gentle. You can gently tap around the eyes and massage slightly in a certain direction. Try not to pull the skin or put too much pressure on the skin, so as not to affect normal blood circulation and cause the skin around the eyes to become loose, thereby forming wrinkles.

1. Application: Take a millet-sized amount of lotion and use your ring finger to apply it around the eyes (since the ring finger is less used than other fingers, its skin is softer and more delicate), apply in circles evenly.

2. Pull and wipe: Place the middle finger and ring finger on the upper and lower eyelids respectively, pull along the corner of the eye to the end of the eye, then pull along the end of the eye at a 45-degree angle to the upper and back to the hairline, stay for 3 seconds, and repeat 3 times.

3. Smooth: Place your ring finger vertically at the corner of your eye, then smooth it to your temple, then pull it up and backward at a 45-degree angle to your hairline, stay for 3 seconds, and repeat 3 times.

4. Lifting: Place the middle and ring fingers flat under the inner corner of the eye, pull outward and upward to the temple, repeat 3 times.

Precautions

1. The skin around the eyes is extremely thin. Using too much will not only fail to absorb it, but will instead cause a burden, accelerate aging, and cause fat particles.

2. Eye cream should be used morning and night, and you should not cover it with face cream. Creams and lotions should not be applied to the eyes. The nutrient molecules of creams and lotions are large and are not easily absorbed by the skin around the eyes, which may cause fat particles to form on the skin around the eyes. Designated eye lotions and isolation solutions can be applied to the eyes to provide protection.

As for what to do about melanin deposits in the corners of the eyes, as long as you choose a more suitable eye cream and follow the above methods, you can generally solve the problem of melanin deposits in the corners of the eyes. Of course, some patients may have melanin deposits in the corners of the eyes due to other reasons, which requires targeted treatment to solve the problem of melanin deposits in the corners of the eyes.