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Tiny Under Eye Bumps and Discoloration - Can someone recommend where to start??

lindzigypset — Sun, 23 Aug 2020 07:02:10 GMT

Help a girl out! My under eye area is really bothering me. I can't figure out what the deal and where to begin with products. Without makeup, the under-eye crease is so noticeably dark because of my super pale skin and the tiny white raised pores under my eyes looked clogged and stand out against the darkness.

I have tried a drug store retinol (ROC) and I swear it did nothing. As a note, I also have KP (Keratosis Pilaris) all over my legs, arms and some on my cheeks so I was beginning to think it's an overproduction of keratin under the eye and the pore is clogged? I know salicylic acid can work for this? Thoughts? Idk. As for the redness and darkness, what works? What doesn't?

I'm looking for:

1. Undereye serum or cream (or whatever) for the bumps

2. Any product to help with the darkness under the eye

**I drink over 80oz of water a day as I know someone will probably ask that!

little tiny raised pores or bumps in crease of the eye-- what is it and how do i make it go away?! 😞dark under eye

Any recommendations are appreciated! THANK YOU 💖

Re: Tiny Under Eye Bumps and Discoloration - Can someone recommend where to start??

IkaCruz — Sat, 29 Aug 2020 02:34:17 GMT

Hey girl! those tiny milky bumps under your eyes are called Milia and I have those too! I know that niacinamide is a great ingredient that'll help treat milia and discoloration under the eyes. Try using First Aid Beauty's Eye Duty Niacinamide Brightening Cream. I'm planning on buying it for myself because we're pretty much dealing with the same issue XD. Hope this helps! Good luck girl! ❤️

Re: Tiny Under Eye Bumps and Discoloration - Can someone recommend where to start??

Keeksi — Wed, 14 Oct 2020 12:33:43 GMT

https://andymillward-facialist.co.uk/bumpy-skin-under-eyes/

i have this too..check out this link, turns out it is just natural thin skin