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is volufiline cope\how do i fix my dark circles

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i've been using the volufiline from the ordinary i honestly can't tell if its cope or not for my dark circles (ik it cant fix my recessed infras). has anybody else used volufiline and actually seen real results? i've been using it once a day almost every day for about a month.
 
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i've been using the volufiline from the ordinary i honestly can't tell if its cope or not for my dark circles (ik it cant fix my recessed infras). has anybody else used volufiline and actually seen real results? i've been using it once a day almost every day for about a month.
fat graft
 
It’s cope for dark circles
 
fat graft
i've been looking into that, until then is there any other ways i can do to cover it up ? tried concealer but it makes it look greyyyy. the only time i dont have dark circles is when im really bloated
 
i've been looking into that, until then is there any other ways i can do to cover it up ? tried concealer but it makes it look greyyyy. the only time i dont have dark circles is when im really bloated
fat graft or infraorbital rim implants and be a uncanny ogre
 
Sleep is #1. You could try using a Guasha, Caffiene rollers, and potassiumaxxing (potassium citrate)

edit: watch salt intake
 
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how does potassiummaxxing even help my dark circles can u elaborate pls
 
how does potassiummaxxing even help my dark circles can u elaborate pls
Potassium can help improve the appearance of dark circles by reducing under eye puffiness. It works by balancing sodium levels in your body and helping flush out excess water. When you consume too much salt, your body may retain fluid, which can cause the area under your eyes to become swollen. This puffiness creates shadows that make dark circles look darker and more noticeable. By helping your body get rid of extra fluid, potassium may reduce that swelling and make the under-eye area appear smoother and less tired looking.
 
Potassium can help improve the appearance of dark circles by reducing under eye puffiness. It works by balancing sodium levels in your body and helping flush out excess water. When you consume too much salt, your body may retain fluid, which can cause the area under your eyes to become swollen. This puffiness creates shadows that make dark circles look darker and more noticeable. By helping your body get rid of extra fluid, potassium may reduce that swelling and make the under-eye area appear smoother and less tired looking.
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Volufiline has ever been proven to do what it claims. Look into fat grafting or better yet treat the underlying symptom which is often poor infraorbital rims.
 
Volufiline has ever been proven to do what it claims. Look into fat grafting or better yet treat the underlying symptom which is often poor infraorbital rims.
yeahh since i couldn't find actual studies on it but i was going to try it out anyways. thank you for ur response
 
intriguing
 
i've been using the volufiline from the ordinary i honestly can't tell if its cope or not for my dark circles (ik it cant fix my recessed infras). has anybody else used volufiline and actually seen real results? i've been using it once a day almost every day for about a month.
mostly cope
 
makeup helps
 
i've alr tried but it makes my undereyes look grey
I am not 100 procnet sure on this but I think check filler would help a lot if you don’t wanna do surgey but willing to do facial procedures like filler that would be great
 

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