Dark circles and sleeping silkworms are both found in the lower part of the eyes, and many people do not know what is a dark circle and what is a sleeping silkworms. Many people who have dark circles under their eyes mistake them for the sleeping silkworm and take them for beauty. So what exactly is the difference between the sleeping silkworm and dark circles?
The shape is not the same
Sleeping silkworm: The shape of the sleeping silkworm is like a baby silkworm lying across the lower eyelashes, usually a bulge of about 4 to 7 mm, especially obvious when smiling.
Dark circles: Dark circles are a circle around the eyes that are obviously lighter or darker in color.
The position is not the same
Sleeping silkworm: The sleeping silkworm generally appears at the edge of the lower eyelashes immediately adjacent to the position of the lower eyelashes.
Dark circles: Dark circles generally appear around the large area of the eye, on the upper eyelid as well as the lower edge of the eye.
The causes are different
Sleeping silkworm: The formation of the sleeping silkworm is mostly due to congenital local hypertrophy of the orbicularis oculi muscle, or the formation of the sleeping silkworm through makeup or surgery later in life.
Dark circles: Dark circles are caused by poor rest or poor metabolic function of the kidneys, pigmentation of the eyes, and poor blood circulation around the eyes.
Removal methods are different
Sleeping silkworm: If you want to remove the congenital sleeping silkworm, you usually need to go through cutting surgery.
Dark circles: To remove dark circles, the general method is to pay attention to rest, and then through massage or eye mask to help speed up blood circulation and lighten the pigment.
The effect is not the same
Sleeping silkworms: eyes with sleeping silkworms are very charming when you smile, mostly beautiful eyes will have sleeping silkworms.
Dark circles: the presence of dark circles will make the eyes look dull, but also make the whole person's tone worse, affecting the appearance.
