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" Ever wonder why your eyes look like a puffball no matter how much you sleep? We asked our experts to tell you what&amp;#039;s really going on under the skin. The first culprit is often caused by lack of sleep, but if you catch up and are still sporting the blowfish look, an indoor allergy \u2014 often to dust mites \u2014 is a likely culprit, explains allergist Clifford W. Bassett, assistant clinical professor of medicine at Long Island College Hospital, in New York.  Depuff by applying cold compresses to eyes and see a doc, who may recommend allergy meds. See how to make dark circles vanish. You can prevent the swelling and sensitivity from recurring by investing in hypoallergenic bed linens and washing them frequently. Also, vacuuming rugs, furniture, and other upholstered surfaces in your home will help thwart dust buildup and keep&amp;amp;nbsp;mites from breeding. Check out our best fix-anything makeup tricks. More Hair &amp;amp;amp; Beauty articles you&amp;#039;ll love: How to Fake Big, Fat Long Lashes How to Get Amazing Skin at Any Age  VIDEO: How to Get Peachy Cheeks and Lips "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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