Natural Eye Makeup Remover

Tired Eye Soother

Natural Dark Eye Circle Buster

Green Tea For Eyes

Homemade Eye Makeup Remover

When you're all out of eye makeup remover follow this tip to make your own.

All out of your favorite eye make-up remover and don't want to look like a raccoon in the morning? Raid your kitchen for this natural eye make-up remover!

Put some olive or vegetable oil on a cotton ball and remove your eye make-up as you normally would. If you're wearing water-proof mascara, try sesame oil for a more powerful punch.

Sooth Tired Eyes Naturally

Use this beauty tip to soothe those tired eyes.

Tired eyes after a long day of staring at the computer screen? Ice tea can serve as a double-duty refresher!

Make yourself a glass of ice tea and pour some on two cotton balls. Lie back and apply those tea soaked cotton balls to your eyelids for about ten minutes.

Lighten Dark Eye Circles

Follow this tip to rid your eyes of dark circles.

Dark circles got you down? Try using a potato or kiwi to lighten up those circles! Kiwis have large amounts of vitamins C and E, as well as antioxidants. Potatoes act as a natural, non-toxic, and mild bleaching agent.

Grate a raw potato and wrap in cheesecloth (or thin dish towel) and place on your dark circle for about 15 minutes. If you have a kiwi, cut into thin slices and place over your closed eyelids for 15 minutes. Both will leave your eyes looking and feeling refreshed.

Green Tea For Puffy Eyes

This home remedy can decrease your under-eye puffiness.

Does last night's lack of sleep show on your face? You can use green tea to reduce your under-eye puffiness.

Take two green tea bags and make yourself two cups of tea. Let the bags steep for about 5 minutes. Once the tea has cooled, remove the tea bags and let them chill in the refrigerator. After the tea bags are nice and cool, lie back and apply them to those puffy areas under your eye and relax for ten minutes. The green tea will not only firm up those puffy eyes but will soothe them as well.