Eye cream suggestions

Dark undereye circles are a tricky thing to change. Skincare can help only if you have pigmentation in your under-eye area, that is the skin color itself is darker their than on the rest of the face. If the skin under eyes just looks darker because blueish undertones come through the thin skin, or your face just anatomically creates a shade under your eyes, skincare cannot help.

If you think your undereye area is too pigmented, than an eye cream with vitamin C (https://whatsinmyjar.com/product/is-clinical-c-eye-serum-advance), retinoid (https://whatsinmyjar.com/product/avene-usa-retrinal-eyes or https://whatsinmyjar.com/product/medik8-r-retinoate-youth-activating-cream-day-and-night-eye-serum), thiamidol (https://whatsinmyjar.com/product/eucerin-anti-pigment-dual-face-serum-for-dark-spots) or glycolic acid (https://whatsinmyjar.com/product/neostrata-enlighten-dark-spot-corrector). If you think that your dark circles are due to a shadow or because blood vessels showing from underneath your skin, your money is better spent on a good under-eye concealer (make up). Improving your sleep would also help.