Joomla 1.5 Template By Youjoomla.com

Lovely eyes are the very first thing that one notices in your look. It counts much if you take good care of them and make it shine with your inner self-confidence. In the cosmetic market, you'll find number of eye care kits and eye makeup cosmetics. But as you know that our eyes are the most delicate part in our body, so instead of going for manmade beauty cosmetics for eye care, you have to try natural cosmetic treatments for your eyes.

1. Keep equivalent amount of triphala powder and sugar candy ( powdered ) in a glass jar and take one teaspoonful with one teaspoonful of honey on an empty tummy morning and evening and drink 250 gm of milk over it for 2-3 months. This cures all of the sicknesses of the eyes.

2. To make eyes pretty, after washing the eyes with triphala water apply olive or almond oil round the eyes and massage carefully. It makes eye muscles powerful and soft and the skin round the eyes looks healthy.

Home cures for Dark Circles Under the Eyes

1. Apply cucumber juice on the black circles with cotton for 2-3 weeks frequently.
2. Mix equivalent amount of almond oil and honey and apply 1 or 2 drops on black circles for 2-3 weeks. Both wrinkles and black circles are cured.
3. Dip 5 almonds in water, peel them and gnaw nicely in the morning or make a paste and take with two hundred and fifty grams of milk daily for twenty-one days.
4. Don't take oils, spices, tea and other hot products.
5. Take 125 gm of tomato juice and squeeze half a lemon in it. Mash 5-7 leaves of spearmint in it. Add black salt according to sample. Drink this once on the morning and evening to be relieved of bowel problems, worm infection and acne.
6. Take iron and calcium rich diet as their lack are one of the dominant factors for black circles under the eyes.

Disclaimer : The reader of this article should exercise all protective measures while following instructions on the home-made treatments from this draft. Avoid using any of these products if you're allergic to it. The responsibility lies with the reader and not with the site or the writer.