John Lee Taggart

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   Laughing Dragon

   Feb 2, 2015

   LMAO! Drunk night out. Hope it was fun man.

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      Storytime with John

      Feb 2, 2015

      It was up man, until 5. That says it all probably! 😀

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   Laughing Dragon

   Feb 2, 2015

   My family is cursed with the dark circles so I’m just getting mentally prepared for it. I also smile a lot so people can’t usually see them, unless I’m that tired.

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      Storytime with John

      Feb 2, 2015

      Be ready!!! I read someplace something about tea bags or something, then spoons…then…seemed like it may get messy.

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         Laughing Dragon

         Feb 2, 2015

         Oh the joy.

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   jennspoint

   Feb 2, 2015

   Hemorrhoid cream is supposed to work on dark under-eye circles (or so I’ve read on the internet). I’m not sure what happens if you apply it with a cold spoon.

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      Storytime with John

      Feb 2, 2015

      Oh wow! You learn something new every day! 😀

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   Apoorva

   Feb 2, 2015

   Haha well (I don’t know if you were expecting this), if you cover your eyes with nice slices of cucumber or dip two tea bags in lukewarm water and put them over your eyes. Sorry to sound mum-like, but it would help (I’ve never heard about spoons though).

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      Storytime with John

      Feb 2, 2015

      haha! I shall try these remedies 🙂 thank you!

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   Laura P. Schulman, MD, MA

   Feb 2, 2015

   Cucumber slices, mon. It’s all about the cucumber slices. You lie down, yeah? And put the slices–round ones–on your eyes–remember to CLOSE the eyes, and I am not responsible. Go to sleep with the slices on your eyes, and when you wake up–voila, no more vampire hottie…

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      Storytime with John

      Feb 2, 2015

      Ahhhh but maybe I like being the vampire hottie now, haha! I have some peppers lying around…that’s probably not going to work in the same way a cucumber may – actually I can see that being pretty painful! 😀

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         Laura P. Schulman, MD, MA

         Feb 2, 2015

         Yes, I tried the peppers–Thai peppers to be exact–while wearing contact lenses–a lot of swearing, if the truth be told. Worse, my son the chef was chopping Scotch Bonnets or some such.. then he had to go pee-pee…

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   Jo Freehand

   Feb 2, 2015

   Hi John. You’re hilarious. Smart too. Pizza DOES help! Make sure you let it cool a bit first. Then slap a piece onto to each eye. Garlic and mushroom work best. And, don’t skimp by using only one slice for both eyes. It helps to have your entire face covered.Something to do with the sinus points and the lymphatic system. Good luck.

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      Storytime with John

      Feb 2, 2015

      hahaha! This cracked me up 😀 I shall try this tomorrow, I trust you completely – I can tell all of this is straight from your PHD studies Jo 😉 finally a remedy I can easily get on board with!

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         Jo Freehand

         Feb 5, 2015

         Sooooo….did you try it? Good, right?

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   Melinda de los Santos

   Feb 2, 2015

   Heck, you’re a teacher… it’s a a badge of honor! Or go to the cosmetics department at the mall and get a dark circles cover stick. 😀

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   Jelena

   Feb 2, 2015

   spoons in freezer and on your eyes in the am, I’ve tried it, but I always forget those bloody spoons in there…

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   gluestickmum

   Feb 2, 2015

   Ok, I’ve been researching for you. According to InStyle’s Best Beauty Buys 2015 winner of the ‘best for dark circles’ category (yep, it’s a category!) is…cold spoons! No! Clinique’s Even Better Eyes Dark Circle Corrector which (and I quote, because, quite frankly, I haven’t the imagination to make this shit up) contains ‘optical brighteners [which] flood the dark under-eye area with light, and the texture’s a winner too.’
   It’s £30 mind, which is probably more fun spent on another night out and just owning your under-eye bags.

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    jamilajj

    Feb 4, 2015

    LOL, I love this video!! And it was so funny when you called him “Edward Twilight,” that made me laugh out loud, haha. Have a great day!

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    sheenmeem

    Sep 10, 2015

    Keep having full night sleep. The dark circles will disappear. They are an indication that you are not having enough sleep. Sheen.

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