Eyes

Not sure what to do about these pesky skin issues?

Follow this simple tips to combat any nasties.

You'll feel rejuvenated in no time!

Dehydration may be a cause, so make sure you're drinking at least one litre of water a day. Sleeping on an extra pillow can also reduce puffiness, as this will help to drain excess fluids away from your face while you sleep. You can also opt for a trusty eye gel keep it handy in the fridge and dab on in the morning before school or work.

There are all sorts of theories about why we get panda eyes but there's one fix-it that all pros agree on: concealer. Make sure to use one that's pigment rich and creamy enough to blend easily around the eye area.

So you already know drinking water hydrates you from the inside-out. It's also important to eat food that are water-dense (think salads and vegetables) and full of essential fatty acids (like oily fish and avocado). To ensure healthy skin long term, exfoliate to get rid of flakiness, and moisturize so your skin feels hydrated and strong.

Big, red zits form when there's too much oil and bacteria in on the act. The fastest fix-it is a spot treatment containing benzoyl peroxide. Warning: it can be drying to skin, so make sure to only use it on the affected areas.

Blushing is cute! Only problem is, constant redness may lead to a condition called rosacea. So if you have a tendency to go red, you need to take some preventative action now. Skin doctors say that the best treatment is to avoid  triggers these may be intense exercise, coffee, tea or spicy foods. Calming gels and mineral make-up can also help to calm and camouflage the situation.