1 / 8The problem of Dark circle is common between young ones now, people think it as a normal issue. But it can make you look older than your age, not having proper sleep or wasting more time on mobile phones etc are the several reasons to cause dark circles.2 / 8The tissue structures and muscles that support your eyelids deteriorate as you age. The skin may begin to droop, and the fat that is generally limited to the area surrounding the eye (orbit) may begin to migrate into the area under your eyes. Additionally, the region behind your eyes can retain fluid, giving the under-eye area a puffy or bloated appearance.3 / 8You can get rid of these Dark Circle at home by following this major steps.4 / 8How you sleep can also play a role.While sleep deprivation can contribute to dark circles under your eyes, Elevate your head with a couple of pillows to prevent fluid from accumulating behind your eyes, which can cause puffiness and swelling.5 / 8Wrap a clean towel around a couple of ice cubes and place it over your eyes.A cold compress can aid in the reduction of edema and the contraction of dilated blood vessels. This can help to diminish dark circles and minimize the look of puffiness.6 / 8Apply your favourite eye cream or serum first. Turn on the eye massager and adjust the strength to your liking, this helps in stimulates blood flow to the under-eye region and aids in the prevention of blood pooling in the capillaries behind the eyes. 7 / 8Use of Turmeric has proven the best way for skin and body for many problems. Using turmeric under the eye can create therapeutic antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory which helps to reduce dark circles. Mix powdered turmeric with pineapple juice and apply it under your eye circles for 10 minutes before gently removing it with a warm, wet towel.8 / 8Steep a teabag in clean water for 30 minutes and place it in the refrigerator. After that, place the tea bags over your eyes. Allow for 10 minutes twice a day before removing and washing with warm water. It can help to relieve stress capillaries in the under-eye region.