4 Supplements You Should Take For Under-Eye Circles, According To Experts

Under-eye circles can be difficult to get rid of, even with the use of topical creams and serums. This is because we often forget that healthy skin starts from within. The nutrients in our diet play a huge role in our skin's health and in our aging process. Here are 4 supplements that experts swear by to reduce the appearance of under-eye circles.

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HUM's Wing Man supplement uses silymarin from milk thistle, artichoke extract, and dandelion to help not only improve the appearance of under-eye circles but to also protect and detoxify the liver. According to Zi Zai Dermatology, dandelion has "antibacterial properties and reduces inflammation in the skin."

HUM Wing Man Dietary Supplement ($25.00)

As its name implies, this Nature's Bounty supplement aims to keep the eye area looking youthful. It contains collagen peptides to help improve the elasticity around the eye. According to First Derm, "Collagen helps create a network for new cells to grow and also plays a role in replacing and restoring dead skin cells."

Nature's Bounty Optimal Solutions Ageless Eye Verisol Collagen ($9.89)

If the name wasn't evident enough, Nature's Way Eyebright supplement works to restore the health of the eye area. It contains the eyebright herb, a flower that grows in Europe. According to Ann Marie Skincare, "Eyebright has tannins, similar to those in tea, that help decrease inflammation."

Nature's Way Eyebright Herb ($6.99)

Celery seed is an ingredient known to decrease eye puffiness. According to Livestrong, "Celery seed extract also has anti-inflammatory properties that might decrease swelling under the eyes." 

What products do you use for under-eye health? Let us know in the comments below! And if you like to splurge, check out this $129 eye illuminating device used for under-eye circles at SheFinds.com!

Swanson Premium Celery Seed ($4.69)