"Coffee grounds are often used to exfoliate the face and brighten the under-eye area. The method of use is very easy. Usually, coffee grounds are simply applied directly to the under-eye area and left for a few minutes before rinsing. Sometimes, coffee grounds are also mixed with honey and other natural ingredients to enhance benefits for the skin. However, this method is not necessarily safe for the skin."

"According to dermatologist Yessica Tania, the use of natural ingredients around the eyes can cause contact dermatitis or contact dermatitis of the eyelid. Especially if you apply it all the way to the eyelids. Contact dermatitis on the eyes can cause redness, a burning sensation, itching, and even swelling."

"Yessica suggests treatment using fillers or fat grafts to address the sunken and dark areas under the eyes. Dark circles are also quite common among individuals with asthma or allergic rhinitis. If treated with natural ingredients, the skin area under the eyes can become acne-prone. In fact, the skin under your eyes can also become darker after using them."