The juice provides gentle hydration without leaving behind oil or residue, helping soften the under-eye area while improving elasticity.
5. Antioxidants for Skin Protection
Potatoes contain antioxidants such as flavonoids and phenolic compounds. These help protect the skin from oxidative stress, a key contributor to dark pigmentation and premature aging.
How to Prepare Potato Juice at Home
Making potato juice is quick and simple:
Choose a fresh potato, preferably one without green patches or sprouts.
Wash and peel it to ensure the juice is clean and gentle on the skin.
Grate the potato using a fine grater.
Place the grated potato in a clean cloth or strainer and squeeze out the juice into a small bowl.
Use immediately for best results.
You can also store the juice in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours, but fresh juice performs best.
Ways to Use Potato Juice for Dark Circles
1. Cotton Pad Compress
Soak two cotton pads in fresh potato juice.
Place them over your closed eyes for 10–15 minutes.
Rinse with cool water.
This method provides even coverage and helps the juice penetrate deeply.
2. Chilled Potato Slices
Cut thin slices of cold potato.
Place them over the eyes for 10 minutes.
Replace with fresh slices if needed.
This combines the brightening benefits of potato with a soothing cooling effect.
3. Potato and Cucumber Blend
Mix equal parts potato juice and cucumber juice.
Apply under the eyes using a cotton pad.
Leave on for 15 minutes and rinse.
Cucumber enhances the cooling and hydrating properties.
4. Potato Juice Ice Cubes
Freeze potato juice in an ice tray.
Wrap one cube in a thin cloth and gently glide it under the eyes for a few seconds.
Perfect for morning puffiness and quick brightness.
Tips for Best Results
