People commonly associate dark eyes circles with “panda eyes”. This fact seems funny but true.

Dark circles under your eyes can appear as shades of blue, purple, brown and black, depending on your own skin colour, type and causes.

In general, there are four types of dark circles.

Type 1 dark circles are caused by sleep deprivation, stressful lifestyle and allergies.

Type 2 dark circles are caused by sun damage, ageing and genetics.

These are caused by ageing and visible blood vessels under skin.

These are caused by weight loss and facial structure, such as deep tear troughs.

Below are the causes of dark eye circles:

Not all dark circles indicate your body’s health condition. In fact, these circles are visible due to shadows from poor surrounding lighting. For example, a live streamer adjusts the lighting apparatus to soften his dark circles captured by his camera.

Besides that, if you have deep tear troughs and eye bags, dark circles are more visible on your face. A tear trough is the groove between your lower eye lid and your cheek, which becomes more sunken as you age or lose weight.

Shadowing effect is also more severe on people who have prominent underlying muscles and blood vessels.

Your under eye skin is naturally thinner than the skin on the rest of your body, hence it is more delicate and more vulnerable to changes.

Your under eye skin gets even thinner and appears transparent as you get older because your body produces less collagen, elastin, and oil, leading to less moisture, less skin volume and slower cell renewal.

What happens next is that you can easily see dark circles under your eyes, which result from light being reflected from your prominent underlying blood vessels or muscles, for example, Orbicularis Oculi, i.e., your eyelid closing muscle.

Besides aging, your under eye skin becomes thinner due to loss of collagen from oxidative stress, and poor blood circulation from your smoking habit.

Hyperpigmentation causes patches of undereye skin to become darker than the surrounding skin due to excessive melanin produced. There are many causes of hyperpigmentation, with genetics being one of them. Studies have shown that people of African, Middle Eastern, and Indian descent are more prone to develop hyperpigmentation.

Sun exposure is also a leading cause of hyperpigmentation. Adequate sun exposure helps your body to produce vitamin D, but excessive sun exposure will cause hyperpigmentation, which makes dark eye circles more obvious.

Periorbital hyperpigmentation are dark eye circles caused by nasal and sinus congestion due to allergies. They are followed by red, itchy eyes, sneezing, a sore or itchy throat. The tiny blood vessels under the skin are enlarged by excessive fluid, causing more noticeable dark colour.

You look younger
No more deep tear troughs and eye bags on your face. Instead, make your undereye skin fuller and plump so that you appear at least a decade younger.

You appear fresh with recharged energy
No more hurtful, judgmental remarks about your panda eyes. Impress your acquaintances with your new energetic look instead.

The effect is long-lasting
Yes, no more concealing dark circle with cosmetics, you do not need to spend time and money on hiding your dark circles with cosmetics. Let your skin breathe freely without concealers, your skin will thank you later.

Bid goodbye to wrinkles and fine lines
Other than helping you to tone down the dark eye circles by thickening your skin via collagen production around the eye areas, at the same time, it plumps up fine lines and wrinkles.

A) Caffeine
Caffeine works wonders not only in food and beverage, but also in skin care. Through a process known as vasoconstriction, prominent blood vessels are tightened, hence becoming less visible, and eventually dark eye circles become less noticeable. Besides that, vasodilation process drains fluid retained under the eyes and eventually shrinks eye bags.

B) Retinol/Retinoids
Retinol is a type of retinoid. Retinol is a milder over-the-counter formula, while retinoid is a more powerful prescription product.
Retinol is a form of Vitamin A, which acts as an effective antioxidant. It is also important to increase cell turnover in your body.

C) Vitamin C
Vitamin C has many uses in skin care. Firstly, it helps to whiten and brighten your undereye skin by hindering the production of melanin and prevents hyperpigmentation. Secondly, vitamin C is a potent antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals that cause oxidative damage. Lastly, vitamin C promotes the production of collagen in your body.

D) Peptides
When applied to your skin, peptides simulate your body to produce more collagen and elastin. After all, collagen itself is made up of three polypeptides. Peptides help to maintain a strong skin barrier, which is important to retain your skin’s moisture and to defend against toxins, impurities, UV rays and pollution.

Products that we use are nano-sized and together with our bioelectricity technology and good massage technique, the nano-sized particles will penetrate deep into your skin, hence transforming your cells to be better.

After years of research done with passion and perseverance, we reap the fruits of our labour, we have the best solutions that are proven to work successfully against dark eye circles.

Our pool of customers’ success stories is a testament to our effective treatments.

We do not cover up or conceal your dark eye circles, but we solve this problem right from its root causes which is at the cellular-level, hence the result of your treatment is both effective and long-lasting.

Our treatments are generally suitable to people across different races, age, and gender.
However, people under below categories should avoid getting treatments with bioelectricity.