EYE BAGS. MALAR BAGS. FESTOONS. AND HOW TO COVER THEM UP INSTANTLY!

Eye bags, malar bags or / and festoons. Nasty things. They can make you look tired and older. I have them. I'm not a fan. However with a concealer you can make them look A LOT BETTER and sometimes totally disappear when applied directly to the bag the shadow creates!
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[@lisaohara3827]

“Irritating vileness” is the absolute best way to describe them.

[@vanessajuarez6812]

:)

[@avril.227]

Dead! 😂🤣😅

[@conniefootefitness3043]

Right?!? I laughed out loud 😂 Love you Wayne, I’ve learned so much from you 💫

[@Oceangirl1234]

Lmao. I feel it about mine bags

[@hbarlaam]

Yup.

[@marissac713]

I've been doing this technique ever since you taught us a decade ago and it's amazing! I just watched another fairly popular British KZbinr do it and say it was her friend and fellow KZbinrs new technique and said the credit is owed to her. I politely shared that you're the originator of this specific technique from the start. She got upset and told me that "Wayne Goss did not invent the laws of highlighting and contouring." She admitted she has never seen your videos about it, but still didn't believe me. I had no idea giving Wayne credit was offensive to anyone. I only mentioned the specific technique and she's talking about inventing highlighting and contouring. It was strange and didn't make any sense. I've been watching KZbin from the first year and I constantly searched videos about under eye bags, tear troughs, under eye hollows and concealer techniques for them. I watched all the videos, there weren't that many back then. No one before Wayne taught this technique. I got the Aucoin book when I was a teen, this technique was not in there. I watched pro and celeb muas and they weren't doing this technique. Now influencers are pretending it's their own. I see other people being credited all the time for other techniques like Mary Phillips and KJH, but when I share that Wayne gets the credit for this, they react negatively.

[@526mum]

I did find this video very helpful, but for more than one reason. I am 49 and definitely struggling with hollows under the eyes. I don't want to mess with fillers either. This video made me feel so much better about my own issues. While some of it is because I now have a technique to try, a lot of it is because of you yourself, Wayne. You have so often repeated the mantra of embracing aging as part of life, and the gift we have of still being here when so many are not. That really stuck with me. I also realized that while you are really bothered by this it is certainly not as noticeable to others as it to you. That is also reassuring - since I feel like you look amazing, so maybe my own eye bags are not the first thing people notice about me. Thank you for continuing to be honest and vulnerable in a relatable way, and for not hiding behind filters,

[@526mum]

@Tara Doring Thank you so much!

[@TallWillow1]

Amen to this!

[@wendyc4895]

Agreed.

[@sashajustice]

beautifully said!

[@theozarksjourneytoself-suf5420]

Just wait til you're 59. Ugh. That's where I'm at.

[@choc_chip]

New here. Wow. I never watch makeup tutorials due to the typical flashy/showy/cutesy presentation, but this was a breath of fresh air. Simple, direct, practical and chilled. Thank you.😊

[@captainofmysoul6162]

I agree completely.

[@manderobinson8875]

I have had these my entire life. All of my children have them as well. I never really gave them any thought but I have learned that most makeup techniques can make them look more prominent. I can’t highlight the top of my cheekbones so I highlight the apples of my cheeks. I appreciate you giving us technical tricks to help us feel more confident.

[@tigercappy8982]

Same. Have had mine since childhood also.

[@asbisi]

Had them since I was a baby too. They do bother me, on the other hand, they are part of what makes me me - if that makes sense. I just live with them and try to focus on more positive things.

[@MA-sk4fg]

I am struggling with this problem with age. I tried all the camouflage techniques …nothing works.

[@44LillPuffin]

Sorry guys, I know I'm a bit late but just wanted to say, I get when there is something we don't like on our face it's the first thing we look it amd that stands out when we look in the mirror but before Wayne don't this video and pointed them out I had never seen them before, at all. He just has a good looking face to me. So it'll be like that for you guys as well. You see them but other people dont, think about it, when you look at someone, you see their face as a whole. There are things you don't like that others think are cute as well. Chinese makeup has an eye bag trend, Google it if you don't know what I'm talking about. They draw eye bags in with shadow

[@dj_1969]

A plastic surgeon told me the bags are caused from allergies . He has his 16 year old son had then as well . Who knew .

[@reneeholte9989]

Thank you for your honesty on how much these bags are such a problem for you. Spot on for how irritating they really are. If you do get feedback on a "fix", please please post another video. Bags or not, you're still beautiful and I appreciate you.

[@iansmom3305]

It’s so funny how we view ourselves. I despise my eye bags , as well. But when I look at you , all I see is your chiseled features and ocean blue eyes. Finding the cure for the issues is within ourselves. See yourself how others see you ❤️

[@elsablue3646]

I know i have had bags and circles all my life. As wayne is talking im saying but you are so gorgeous!

[@kimk3842]

So true and well said.

[@amandaterrio4823]

I really hope that he read this message

[@bearcookie13]

I hate my huge bags as well but people eventually see your soul instead of your physical features, if you are a kind soul that is what they will see!❤

[@Rebelrose1111]

I agree. I was just telling someone the other day, I wish we could all see ourselves through the eyes of someone else.

[@jenniferklopman2557]

So, hi everyone! I just wanted to share a fact. We are all at minimum, 50% better looking than we think. Why is this? It's because when we look in the mirror, all we see is our physicality, and especially any imperfections or annoying changes that come with age, hormones, etc. But when other people interact with us, they see a combination of our humor, intelligence, compassion, spirit and looks. You are beautiful, waay more beautiful than you think. Happy new year!!! ❤️

[@kWh29]

Oh my God…I needed this so much. God Bless You. This was beautifully said. And Happy New Year to you too❤

[@PomBare]

I find that I'm content when I look in the mirror. It's only when I see myself on photos or video, from other angles that I get disheartened. My mirror image is better than my real image.

[@rosedolch8637]

That was so sweet of you to say.. Bless your heart

[@sugargliderdreams]

I need to hear this. Bless you

[@jenniferklopman2557]

@@sugargliderdreams this is a scientific fact! 💞

[@yolandiparkin7964]

As a long time fan and "student", I tried this technique over the weekend... At 68 years old you need all the tricks you can lay your hands on! Wow - I'm in love with myself again. Thank you Wayne. From an aging hooded eye fan...

[@ponygirlusa]

Wayne, I have the exact same issue. What helped me significantly was quiting sugar and carbs and excess salt! I use the same technique that you just demonstrated, very thin layers with very little setting powder, avoiding application of anything directly under the center of my eye in that area. Also, sleeping with my head raised slightly and mostly on my back. These steps really helped improve the appearance of mine. Thanks Wayne, for your lovely suggestions! I will try yours, as well! Cheers!

[@christinehetle4945]

CV v

[@ponygirlusa]

@@BeeLZBeeb I just eat as healthy as I can and that curbs the desire for junk food. Also, I drink tons of water. I think of food as fuel instead of entertainment so focus more on getting the right fuel into me whether it's particularly tasty or not. When I do eat a candy or cookies, etc. they're too sweet and I usually can't finish them, usually tossing it because the taste isn't worth the cost. I'm not 100% rigid, and when I have a day of eating crappy foods, I make sure I'm still drinking tons of water (helping to flush them away) and start fresh eating right the on the next day. I was eating nothing but chips, candy, cookies etc., out of depression but when I decided to eat for fuel, energy and general well being, my depression improved. That said, I still have a day or so a week where I'll eat anything, in fact today is one of them lol!

[@shinryujinanswermycalls6648]

Have you found a way to get rid of them? i have genetic malar bags and they make me so insecure we just had a photoshoot for finishing college and all i could see were these annoying bags

[@TahitianTreatSkeetJuice]

@@shinryujinanswermycalls6648 u cant really "get rid of them", but u can manage them. mine seem to look worse when i lack sleep, have too much salt (and dont exercise /sweat it out) etc etc. from what i understand, malar bags are more so retained fluid between broke layers of skin & collagen, sinus issues etc.. most get them via aging. i started getting mine around 41, but i also have chronic sinusitis. surgery isnt a sure fix. as many surgeons haven't mastered that isolated section, minus not having to work on nearby areas, that may not need work. personally, i would just do as the OP suggested. make simple lifestyle changes. then if the "shrunken" malars still bother u, just use make up

[@susannatuttapanna2010]

'Festoons' is an amazing name for these. That's cheered me right up!

[@raneabrown4662]

Thank you for being a beautiful person who is willing to discuss and show your imperfections - I watch all your videos and have never noticed this issue under your eyes - you are more than capable of letting on that your appearance is flawless. No one is really flawless; however, and this is so helpful for those of us who look at the beautiful people on KZbin and believe that no one else has insecurities or issues. Thank you so much for being real - showing us how to be more comfortable in our own skin - never shying away from the beauty of added years - and making it seem achievable to be imperfect and beautiful at the same time ❤️

[@charlottestockham9529]

I’m grateful (!) for your openness about how much this issue upsets you. I feel the same way, and to hear someone else say it with the same level of frustration I have, is refreshing. Thank you.

[@FragranceTestTube]

I had filler done for my under eye area by someone notoriously skilled for that specific problem and it's taken 10 years off. I was scared i'd get sausage rolls but luckily it was done perfectly and you can't tell at all (dermatologist in Belgium in case you want her credentials). Also want to say I have been following you from the start and just LOVE your no-nonsense, in-depth knowledge, charm and taste. Your brushes are amazing too. ✊I've learnt tons from you and i now try to incorporate the things you do that i admire and respect so much into my own little channel. Love you always Wayne ❤️

[@corina.grindeanu]

Can you tell me her name please?

[@FragranceTestTube]

@@corina.grindeanu Dr. Isabella Cervini

[@jann3443]

I watched this twice just now. Unfortunately, in the last couple of years (about age 70) I've developed these "bags", more prominent under the left eye. I think I remember a previous video of yours that lightly touched upon this but wasn't specifically dedicated to this technique. I've been trying to watch myself when applying concealer under the eyes and not apply it on the bags. It's a hard habit to break, but I am working on it. Thank you, Wayne, for this more in depth tutorial.

[@TallWillow1]

I'm approaching my mid-60s, and I'm finding the same thing. Now I just have to see if he's got one for marionette lines.

[@ionescuelectra]

@@TallWillow1 Actually the same technique applies for any wrinkles on the face. And instead of a concealer you can apply a brightening powder.

[@TallWillow1]

@@ionescuelectra thanks!

[@madeleineastor4652]

Your lucky that you have developed these bags at about 70!! I am 46 and have them !

[@thisnthat1372]

Wayne, you worry too much. You are very good looking and I’m sure your eye bags are not even noticeable to other people. Sometimes we have to remember that nobody is perfect, and you have taught techniques to many people that use them to better their appearance. I like your videos for being honest and personal and very helpful. Thank you!

[@patriciacallen4369]

I work shifts and also had sleep problems often living on 3 to 4 hours sleep a day/night, so after many years I started to get dreadful eyebags. I read that if you raise your bedhead by 6 to 8 inches in time they would slowly go, so I found a few thick paper back books and gave it a try and they did!!! Sleep problems are sorted out too I read about weighted blankets so bought quite a heavy one, which felt kind of odd but I almost instantly felt myself decompress and have slept much better and for longer ever since.

[@manaash4316]

I LOVE these sorts of videos. I find them so helpful. I understand the concept of light brings forward, shadow pushes back, but seeing it done somehow helps so much.

[@agatawitczak8407]

I really like the subtlety of the solutions you present - just playing with light and shadow and an instant result without creating an artificial mask. Love it!

[@louisemorgan8657]

The first thing I see every morning are my festoons, they started at 50 and I’m now 60, they come up and down throughout the day, some days are worst than others. I use a cold roller and under eye patches to minimise before going out. I will try this makeup trick though so thank you for sharing.

[@Frunze42]

I just love how real you are❤

[@sarahdoust2285]

Helpful ...doesn't begin to describe how much I appreciate your advice on this. Like you, my eye bags really trouble me, I'm 60 now and still shudder inside whenever anyone gets a camera out!! Learning to do facial massage helps to drain them and reduce them, but not remove them and has to be done daily....its probably easier to disguise them. You rock!

[@marymiller8769]

What sweet, encouraging man. So understanding and skilled

[@witch6in6the6womb]

It just popped into my head the time I emailed you a makeup question about my acne. You have maybe 5k subs. I think I was like 20 years old, I am 32 now! You answered and even made a video about it. Wayne has always been my favorite person on KZbin since then. You really do this to help people feel better about themselves and be makeup nerds with like minded people. I just love you Wayne. Thanks for this video it worked like a charm! I looked 20 again lol

[@WayneGoss]

Thank you so much for such a lovely comment. So appreciate it :) hope you're well lovely :) xx

[@witch6in6the6womb]

@@WayneGoss I just fan girled so hard seeing your comment!! You made my day!! Thank you so much. You are the best Wayne. You really care about people and it shows.

[@craigmiller-randle8921]

I’ve had filler on my cheekbones but placed deeply and not around the eye. It works wonders and at 60 I have only the slightest bags. One other thing, silicon under eye patches… discovered them a few months ago, they are remarkably effective under my eyes and have further flattened and reduced over night swelling to a level I’ve not had since my 30’s. They’re not sexy, a bit pesky to get used to and they can come off overnight but I think im addicted.

[@Jj-ds7mk]

Your new background makes everything you say so clear. A picture, or video, is worth a thousand words.

[@TheFlux2]

Hi Wayne! I have festoons too, and my youngest has had them since around age six. They are not related to gravity as some stated, but a collection of fluid. Some people have good results with lasers in this area. I have had the best results with a great sleep schedule and eating a healthy, organic diet that isn't inflammatory- for instance, my festoons are always prominent after I drink or eat sushi.

[@tammylauber4224]

Thank you so very much for sharing this tutorial!! I hate those festoons & malar myself (now I know what to call them!). I’m going to try this trick right now & look forward to seeing if anyone has other suggestions for dealing with them. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us & have a wonderfully amazing day!!

[@agalIam]

i agree with you..mine bother me too, i wear glasses its so great , cuz they get hidden with the frame!

[@virginiaphillips5217]

THANK YOU..THANK YOU.. I too feel so subconscious about my bags...but in addition I have dark circles. I wouldn't consider cosmetic surgery , first because of my age and secondly because I couldn't afford a good one. When I watch tutorials and the ladies eye area look so smooth and flawless it's a bit discouraging. I LOVE the way you explain everything so thoroughly. I respect and admire you so. Thank you again

[@malicki888]

Thank you so much for being honest. There are so many MUAs who say do this or do that, but it's lighting and filters. No matter what I do, the bags don't go away 100%. At least now, I'll stop driving myself mad thinking if I were just better at makeup, it would work! Thank you for giving me sanity!!!

[@sadieross-johnson2800]

Wayne, thank you so much for all your videos. At the age of 54 I'm doing a Degree in SFX. We have a beauty module, which I have been dreading, as I don't wear makeup. But watching your videos are helping so much. They are informative and easy to follow. You are a star!

[@WayneGoss]

Thank you so much! Good luck with the degree! Sounds so fun SFX!

[@aprilgarnett55]

Me too, I'd take wrinkles over bags every time!

[@thomassmith6344]

Hello June

[@bkieffer9171]

Drinking water and NO salt in your diet!!! Throw away the salty chips! Also ice cold spoons out of the freezer gently place on your eyes and if not allergic, rub cold aloe vera gently under your eyes am and pm. and of course concealer and make up, This has helped me a lot !!

[@nonzz3ro]

You need some salt to retain the water. Otherwise a lot of it is just going to be expelled

[@Hazelmaediaz1375]

I have inherited my dads awful under eye bags. Surgery is my only fix. Drink too much water, and you'll end up hospitalized with low sodium levels. I plan on having mine fixed by a doctor. No one else is touching them.

[@pamelawicks3601]

My”baggage” is a family thing--diet has nothing to do with it

[@nataliek3717]

I learned the trick from Robert Jones book to use aHighlighting Pen on the shadows to minimize their apperance!!!

[@celestevalle3805]

Years ago I ran into your youtube channel when I was looking for exactly this. It has always been hard for me to hide my eye bags... hereditary. I have had eye bags since I turned 13!!! Imagine that! So I just want to send you lots of love because of that first video. I saw one when you got filler...and Now I see this one... and it just makes me appreciate you even more. I too hope to find a non filler/surgical solution. I tried the Thomas Peter Roth eye firming cream. It firms the under eye buy I can't used makeup under or over it. And if it overdries there is a white residue you have to constantly moisten again. I feel your frustration in this videos because as a 36 yr old... I shouldn't be struggling for years over this. But makeup helps, your techniques help, and in the end, the day goes on and we keep living. 💗

[@sandramiller6791]

Thank you for this tip. My eye bags are similar to yours, one side is much more pronounced than the other. This is a simple, non-invasive solution. I look forward to your next video. As always, Sandra

[@katyjo4166]

Wayne I just love you . So honest, so real, so everyday normal. You're my fav 💓 thank you & love ❤ you xxx

[@nothingworksworks3511]

You've always share THE MOST REALISTIC cosmetic hacks. I also agree, filler migrates & throws off facial symmetry. Best to do these little helps

[@auntonniefv2323]

The Morpheus8 laser did a wonderful job with my undereye bags. It tightens and strengths the area which helps flatten the bag. I had 2 treatments 2 years ago. I will probably have a touch up this year,

[@bethhuston7956]

If you don't mind my asking about how much does this procedure cost?

[@auntonniefv2323]

@@bethhuston7956 for just the eyes I believe it was $1200 for 3 sessions. I believe some doctors will offer packages. You may not need 3.

[@bethhuston7956]

@@auntonniefv2323 thank you! I will ask about this procedure I'd never heard of it until I saw your comment. I was going for fillers maybe, but I'm scared lol

[@auntonniefv2323]

@@bethhuston7956 I would try this before filler truthfully. I think you get more value and much less worry

[@bethhuston7956]

@@auntonniefv2323 thank you so much

[@joycemacduff626]

I picked up this very trick from this video! It works! Everytime I use my concealer this way, I am so thankful for Wayne!

[@jene.6822]

Thank you. This is so helpful. I am 42 and freckled. Having a heck of a time. I'm going to try this, you literally softened it in front of my eyes.!

[@rxstrmom]

Thank you Wayne…I deal with these also 🙁. xo p

[@jade-d314]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been "googling" for months to find out what these devilish things are and how to deal with them. I happened upon this video and I am comforted to not only discover that they have a name, and also to find someone who hates them as much as I, but also very relieved to see that there is at least a way to deal with them, if only temporary. Thank you!

[@alevan1]

You should look at some Japanese face exercises for saggy under eyes they really work....

[@LeafGreenCat]

Vor Like 2 hours vor tweens : /

[@alevan1]

@@LeafGreenCat What????????

[@hillarygroundwell2807]

Wow what a difference that made.thank you ❤

[@ingridfarming]

Omg he is so funny. Love his expertise and tasteful looks!

[@maidaymusic]

I'm really into the no nonsense-ness of this. Thanks Wayne.

[@Illawen]

THANK YOU! I have both of these, even more pronounced than yours, and I HATE them (and honestly, I hate using caps so this shows just how much I hate these). They're even worse when I'm dealing with puffy eyes during allergy season. Also, thank you for your videos. I don't often post but it occurs to me that in this world we're living in now, we should be more quick to tell people when they have a positive influence. I don't watch every time you post, but when I do, you're a breath of fresh air. (Not to mention, I'm right around your age and have similar skin issues 😂. I always learn something relevant). Just wanted to let you know you're very much appreciated.

[@AnneMariewx]

I know you will need see this but I want to say thank you. I am emerging from a 6 year long severe depression following heart surgery. Since I was a very young teenager I lived for skincare and and makeup. Those loves vanished 6 years ago. A few months ago I began to come to life again. I looked in the mirror with horror seeing what 6yrs of neglect and excessive amounts of sleep had done to my skin and facial structure. I took a deep dive into skincare and I am gaining internet in applying my makeup again. The interest in makeup again sprouted from you and your videos. KZbins algorithms placed you on my screen. I watch a couple dermatologists, and mostly storm chasers. I found it somewhat odd that your were among my usual videos. I’m quite grateful though. It has been less that a week, and I’m already tossing old makeup to prepare for new when I can afford to replace it. Most importantly you need to know how unbelievably talented you are. Above all of this long post you are the kindest most genuine person I have seen in KZbin. (Thank you for telling me that you are as annoyed as I am with those pesky under eye bags as I am)

[@Kathy-bc5yq]

Thank you SO much, Wayne. I empathize with you so much. I have this problem as well, but mine are more noticeable. Sometimes when I’m doing my makeup I want to cry. I have tried everything to camouflage them, and this is a Godsend for me. I can’t wait to try it. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! ❤

[@denisecharlton8040]

Thanks so much Wayne for addressing these malaria bags. Mine appeared a couple of years ago and I hate them. I’m 54 now and will be doing your concealer tips!.

[@anthonylesliejr.7678]

You have a beautiful spirit & i really appreciate your work

[@wandakozak9011]

There is a really great treatment for Malar festoons. I have had mine almost completely reduced by the Morpheous 8 treatment in 2 sessions. The downtime is minimal (3-5) days. It's amazing.

[@cristinagabor3941]

Is it painful?

[@wandakozak9011]

@@cristinagabor3941 They apply a numbing cream that takes at least 30 minutes to numb. I have a high threshold for pain and I did feel some pain. Was it unbearable? Not for me. I've had 2 treatments and plan to return in the fall for another. I can honestly say it was worth it as my festoons were making me look older than I am. And the bonus is my treatment went all around the eyes including over my eyebrows. It helped soften my smile lines!

[@carolmckee8456]

This works...I have the puffiness under my outer eye and deflated bags underneath. I put concealer into the deepest crease of the bags, pat it in, and it helps a lot. It also "glues " the bags together. The puffiness, not so much luck bc I have trouble keeping the concealer from migrating up to the puff. I buy reading glasses that have a lower rim which camoflages the area and wear them even when I don't need the vision correction.

[@trishamcdonald4743]

Love these techniques! A true artist

[@xxbadbabyxx2767]

I have them and I really really hate them. I can do my makeup beautifully then I see a picture of myself ant kapow! There they are.... they make me so sad. I’ll defo for sure try this. I use a cold roller on them when I have the time and that helps a lot. Keep mine in the fridge. It’s not a permanent fix but it does help with the puffiness xxxx. Love ya xxxxx

[@JuanPyro]

I love your videos :) You also don't brag about your skill level and stay humble whilst giving out excellent advice.

[@ASMR4EVERY1]

I have the same issue it’s so irritating and not a lot of people understand really appreciated this video.

[@Lovebliss22]

You are beautiful naturally Wayne!

[@ChelseaChance-q8t]

Thank you! This was super helpful! Also the garnier eye roller with caffeine in it plus Dermatologica peptide eye gel have been helping to depuff more than any other eye cream (have tried many)

[@tammiesorgman3385]

thankyou for this post, as I have hit 50 I have woken up to these bags under my eyes and I agree, I dislike them immensely as they tend to age me quite a bit... I am going to try this method and see if I can try to hide these... fillers are sounding really worth it right about now..

[@Three721]

Thanks for your honesty and being straightforward. 🥰refreshing

[@carolmarr6607]

You look good anyway but thanks for the demo. Not sure people should go for surgical methods or needle fixes We can't help ageing but a nice bit of make up well applied makes us look and feel better. Thanks for your help take care beautiful soul.

[@heygirl2]

Thank you...this did make a difference and I finished of with a light dusting of powder 👍perfect!

[@LindaFabuloso]

Brilliant video. There is a surgery that you can get to get the festoons removed and it's permanent and fantastic . They remove the accumulated fat. here in the US in Tampa Florida I think it was $5,000 you get both eyes done it takes about a week to heal and the results are out of this world.

[@jstinto6143]

Great video! Based on extensive research, a long lasting fix likely requires lower blepharoplasty and some tightening of the skin with a CO2 laser afterward. Some surgeons will not require general anesthesia depending on their skill and what needs doing.

[@joannahaines1697]

I have Graves‘ disease and my bags turned up suddenly with that. I was advised at that time (27) to get blepharoplasty on the undereye bags. I was too scared. I got them done about 6 years ago in a town close to Prague. It was inexpensive and I was there for about 10 days -one night overnight and the rest just taking it easy. I would do it anytime again. The right doctor is important. This guy was very experienced and did this surgery around 4-5 times a week. I’ve never regretted it and almost no-one says „oh… you look tired“ anymore. Unless I really am ;)

[@bevdomcatalano9007]

So I kind of have this at the beginning stage it's not terrible but after doing lots of research they are starting to come out with some new things to really help diminish festoons. Some of that includes tetracycline injections into the festoon itself and RF micro-needling on that area. There is a doctor in Florida that is a specialist with doing certain surgeries like a lower Bleph and laser to that area and people do have a great outcome. Some of the RF micro-needling and tetracycline injections are still pretty new and there is not a ton of studies out there but there are some and they seem to come out really positive so that is helpful! At least as something non-surgical. I think a lower blepharoplasty with like a CO2 laser on the area seems to help According to some oculoplastic surgeons. This is something I have been messaging some doctors about and helping to get some response to see about needing it in the bud otherwise I will plan on getting a lower blepharoplasty and I think that will help since mine are not super baggy yet..

[@carolinasullivan123]

I have been watching your videos for years now. You are so transparent and genuine. I have learned most of what I know from you. So thank you! Can you please recommend a lighting kit? I have like 3 ring light and they are atrocious. Thanks!

[@crystaln6988]

i always thought it was my chronic sinusitis causing this. thanks for the tips.

[@juliebirdgirl9059]

Thank you for your expertise!!! I can’t wait to try your advice!

[@JLF201]

This is the first guy I've watched apply makeup to himself. I love him.

[@jezebel324]

I wish I could like these videos twice.

[@fionashaw1604]

Thank you Wayne, as ever your videos are brilliant & erudite. You sound sad today, keep your chin up handsome. Remember lots of us out here love you & rely on your advice. Sending you happiness.. XX

[@martinez656]

Looking into threads to pull up the under eye…My med spa had recommended that instead of fillers. I don’t know much about them yet, but thought I would pass the option along.

[@Tellyawhat4]

I agree. Putting filler in this area is not worth the risk of potentially serious complications. I decided against filler 2 weeks ago after being told about what could go wrong, including blindness. No amount of facial rejuvenation is worth that potential outcome. I'll stick with concealers and Botox does help in other ways around the eyes, but yes, not with hollows since Botox paralyses muscles and hence diminishes wrinkles but does not address the decline in collagen and weakening subcutaneous structure attributed to ageing.

[@kelliedionne2156]

Fibroblast for the skin tightening, threads for lifting and the Endo lift really smooths out the area. Just know, you still look great!

[@eileenhwalsh]

I have learned so much from you Mr Goss Thanks for always being generous with skills.

[@Secret-Serenity]

lighten the dark places and darken the bags over them with a very slightly darker shade, it makes the bags recede

[@isabelcope5550]

Dear Wayne. I have the same exact problem…have you heard of the Morpheus8 RF device? My doctor recommended three treatments, I’ve done two and I think it’s making a difference. The heat is suppose to shrink the puffiness and get rid off the bags. Painful, but I think I finally found something that is making a difference for the better. Love your videos ❤️

[@mayzod7499]

I just found your channel and I absolutely love it!! How so honest and talented!! 😌 Thank you 🙏🏻 Good job 💖

[@OlaJasmineAlep]

You are amazing… they bother me also … I stopped using the concealer the way everyone on KZbin advices because it shows them more … I will try your technique…

[@lilarose9348]

I have bags and it drives me crazy. I’ve had them since I was young but they’ve become more prominent in the past few yrs😩. Overhead lighting is the worst lighting for me. I don’t want fillers because they don’t fully dissolve and they start to look weird over time. My dermatologist said bags are hard to fix the bags but it’s good for tear troughs. I’m 43 and saving for surgery, that’s how much they bother me. This helped a lot. Thank you

[@zaker721]

Thank you for being honest enough to say that this situation sucks balls (though not in those words). So often the party line is to disregard peoples true feelings about some of the nastier aspects of aging. Heck, you can’t even ADMIT your honest feelings without having them dismissed as somehow wrong because…insert something involving the word “wisdom” here. Well, it is wisdom to know what you don’t like and to change things you don’t like if it is at all possible. I wouldn’t like those things either. I don’t want to look dragged out and tired unless I AM dragged out and tired. It is okay to dislike…even detest…some things tied to living past your 20s or 30s…which, after all is the darned goal!

[@moniqueperez-culp6675]

Thank you for taking the time to show us this. I see even very young people who have these.

[@roberta0646]

Amazing!! Really it works. Thank you from São Paulo, Brazil

[@joysantos7522]

I have hooded eyes and dark circles under my eyes. I like putting lashes. The video on winged liners helped but does not help with dark circles under my eye. Hope you can make a video on how to fix it.

[@Ms.W529]

I’ve thought of having mine removed. I’m with you. I’d much rather have the bags removed than the wrinkles.

[@TheDon-m3h]

I have them too and hate them Wayne, every time I look in the mirror they are all I see. My sister in-law told me to try hemroid cream works as she has them and amazingly it works. I only put it under my eyes after the morning after a night out if I have somewhere to go as it is a steroid and can't be good for the skin with continuous use. But it worked. Thanks for the tip I will most definitely try it out.

[@natashawilson90]

I hear you. I am so insecure about my under eye bags. I am looking into endo lift. Lazer.

[@kilonero9485]

I live your haircolor!

[@cookingandconversationwith3606]

PRP is a great fix I work I an office that this is a huge thing and great results

[@cherylbrooking5229]

I really appreciate and enjoy everything you share Wayne. If it really worries you to the point of distraction - maybe twilight sedation and under eye lift now ...while you are young is worth checking out.

[@Sonia76373]

Fibroblast plasma!!!! Fantastic treatment

[@Jess4mab]

Wayne out here doing God's work as usual!❤ My mother has them, and now that I'm older, I do as well. Sometimes allergies, smoking, and sinus issues are the cause, and those can be helped. But when it's genetics, you're kinda screwed😂 I've found that the heavier I am, the better they look. Losing weight has made then way more obvious. I would consider CO2 laser treatments, or PRP, if they weren't so expensive.

[@soozt828]

Thank you 🙏 You certainly can improve the shadowing and hollowing under the eyes. I too had a slight problem in this area, I'm now 66. I do facial exercises every day and have done for the last 8 years. There is one particular exercise that will start to give you results within 2 weeks. The exercise is shown on a Danielle Collins video (how to get rid of eye hollowing under the eyes). Please try this Wayne, you will definitely see a difference doing this one facial exercise every day. You are such a great help to everyone....Hope you find my advice helpful.🙏❤

[@DeepBlueHush]

Roc Multi Correxion Even Tone + Lift Eye Cream makes a big difference for me. However, I think I will try your highlighting technique along with the eye cream.

[@kristalynn8017]

You're do awesome, I watch you and trust your videos more than 99.9% of the girls doing their make-up! ❌️⭕️💋

[@olgak7033]

Face massage helps with this zone but you need a series or you can learn how to do it yourself. We need to soften the tissues and increase the blood flow which will bring the nutrients and take out the toxins.