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Summary: Vitamin K is an antioxidant that strengthens the capillaries under the eyes, which is why taking it will decrease dark circles. Find out how to take vitamin K with tips from a professional makeup artist in this free video about the basics of skin care.
Kimberly Haertl has worked and been trained as a makeup artist and skin-care consultant by major cosmetic brands such as Chanel, Lancôme, Shisedio, La Parire and Dior. She has been a...read more
"Hi I'm Kim Haertl with Simply Beautiful in Austin, Texas. We're going to talk about how to take Vitamin K to reduce the dark circles under your eyes. Vitamin K is an antioxidant that works to strengthen the capillaries under your eyes so the skin becomes a little bit thicker, reducing the appearance of the blood vessels under your eyes. I suggest you take a Vitamin K supplement as part of your daily vitamin routine. And use a cream or a gel that contains at least 5% of Vitamin K. The application is just simple. I want you to do it twice a day. A little on your fingertips, rubbing it gently underneath your eye in the dark circle, and blending it over. If you'd like to massage the area a little bit that's good as well. I think Vitamin K is a very, very effective product to use for dark circles."
eHow Article: How to Take Vitamin K for Dark Circles
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