Under eye bags make the face look tired, aged, and dull even when the skin is otherwise healthy. They commonly appear due to fluid retention, poor blood circulation, lack of sleep, excessive screen time, stress, dehydration, and gradual weakening of the delicate under-eye skin. Since this area is thinner than the rest of the face, it shows swelling and sagging more quickly.
Ancient skincare traditions focused on cooling, draining excess fluid, and strengthening skin tissues naturally. Certain plant compounds, enzymes, minerals, and antioxidants help improve lymphatic drainage, tighten under-eye skin, and reduce puffiness. When remedies are chosen according to skin type, results become safer and more effective.
Below are five natural, scientifically-supported home remedies, carefully designed for different skin types, inspired by the visible before-and-after improvement shown in the image.

Remedy 1: For Normal Skin
Cooling Drainage Eye Pack
How This Remedy Works Scientifically
This remedy improves blood circulation and reduces fluid accumulation under the eyes. Cooling agents constrict blood vessels, while antioxidants protect collagen fibers, helping the under-eye area appear smoother and firmer.
Ingredients
- Cucumber juice – 1 tablespoon
Contains silica that strengthens skin structure - Aloe vera gel – ½ tablespoon
Improves elasticity and repairs delicate skin - Rose water – 1 teaspoon
Reduces swelling and soothes blood vessels - Potato juice – 1 teaspoon
Contains enzymes that reduce puffiness - Honey – ¼ teaspoon
Supports tissue repair
Procedure
Mix all ingredients gently.
Soak cotton pads in the mixture.
Place under eyes for 10–12 minutes.
Remove and rinse lightly with cool water.
How Often to Apply
Once daily for 3–5 days.
Initial Results
Eyes feel refreshed after first use.
Visible puffiness reduces within 2–3 days.
Remedy 2: For Combination Skin
Balancing Anti-Puff Eye Mask
How This Remedy Works Scientifically
Combination skin needs controlled hydration without oiliness. This remedy reduces fluid retention while maintaining skin balance and improving firmness.
Ingredients
- Chilled green tea – 1 tablespoon
Contains caffeine that constricts blood vessels - Aloe vera gel – ½ tablespoon
Prevents dryness - Rice water – 1 teaspoon
Tightens under-eye skin - Rose water – 1 teaspoon
Calms inflammation - Honey – few drops
Supports healing
Procedure
Mix well and chill for 5 minutes.
Dip cotton pads and apply under eyes.
Leave for 10 minutes.
Remove gently.
How Often to Apply
Alternate days for 5 days.
Initial Results
Swelling appears reduced by day 2.
Under-eye area looks smoother.
Remedy 3: For Oily Skin
De-Puffing Astringent Eye Treatment
How This Remedy Works Scientifically
Excess oil and congestion worsen puffiness. This remedy improves lymphatic drainage and tightens skin using mild natural astringents.
Ingredients
- Tomato juice – 1 teaspoon
Contains natural acids that tighten skin - Aloe vera gel – ½ tablespoon
Soothes irritation - Rose water – 1 teaspoon
Controls excess oil - Multani mitti – a pinch
Improves circulation - Cucumber juice – 1 teaspoon
Reduces swelling
Procedure
Mix into a thin liquid paste.
Apply lightly under eyes using cotton.
Leave for 8–10 minutes only.
Rinse gently.
How Often to Apply
Every alternate day for 4–5 uses.
Initial Results
Oiliness reduces quickly.
Puffiness appears visibly lighter.
Remedy 4: For Dry Skin
Nourishing Under-Eye Repair Mask
How This Remedy Works Scientifically
Dry skin under the eyes loses firmness faster. This remedy restores moisture, strengthens skin fibers, and reduces swelling without irritation.
Ingredients
- Milk cream – 1 teaspoon
Provides natural lipids - Honey – ½ teaspoon
Locks moisture - Aloe vera gel – ½ tablespoon
Repairs skin cells - Almond oil – 2 drops
Rich in vitamin E - Rose water – few drops
Improves absorption
Procedure
Mix gently.
Apply thin layer under eyes.
Leave for 12–15 minutes.
Wipe off with damp cotton.
How Often to Apply
Daily for 5 days.
Initial Results
Skin feels softer within 1–2 days.
Under-eye bags appear smoother.
Remedy 5: For Sensitive Skin
Soothing Anti-Inflammation Eye Pack
How This Remedy Works Scientifically
Sensitive skin under the eyes reacts easily to stress and inflammation. This remedy calms nerve endings, reduces swelling, and strengthens the skin barrier slowly and safely.
Ingredients
- Aloe vera gel – 1 tablespoon
Reduces inflammation - Cucumber paste – 1 tablespoon
Cools and tightens - Rice starch – ½ teaspoon
Smooths skin texture - Chamomile water – 1 teaspoon
Calms irritation - Rose water – 1 teaspoon
Reduces redness
Procedure
Mix lightly.
Apply under eyes gently.
Leave for 10 minutes.
Remove with cool water.
How Often to Apply
Every alternate day for 3–5 days.
Initial Results
Calming effect felt immediately.
Swelling reduces gradually.
Final Tips for Faster Under-Eye Results
Sleep on time daily.
Reduce screen exposure.
Avoid rubbing eyes.
Stay well hydrated.
Use cold compresses.
Always patch test first.
Visible improvement usually begins within 2–3 days, with continued firmness over time.
How Long to Continue This Home Remedy
Follow the suitable remedy for 2 to 3 weeks consistently.
If under-eye bags persist, worsen, or are caused by allergies or medical conditions, consult a doctor or dermatologist.
Diet Plan to Reduce Under Eye Bags
Morning
Warm water
One fruit
Breakfast
Boiled eggs or oats
Green tea
Lunch
Vegetables
Salad
Yogurt
Evening
Coconut water
Handful of nuts
Dinner
Light soup
Steamed vegetables
Before Bed
Warm milk
A balanced diet supports lymphatic drainage and skin repair.