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I'm 13 and I have Dark Circles/Bags under my eyes. How can I get rid of them? Photo)

Questionable.Oct 11, 2014
Are bags and dark circles the same thing? If so, I probably have both(bummer) :(. It's really making me anxious bc. I think they might be permanent. They stick out and it's embarrassing. Obviously, I can't have any surgery. Is there any resolution besides surgery and injections and all that stuff(That I'm not allowed to have/use)?

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