Steps to Younger-Looking Eyes

Look for sunglasses labeled "UV 400," and choose large frames for maximum coverage.
 But before putting them on, load up on sunscreen: At least 30 minutes before going out
 each morning, apply a broad-spectrum formula with at least SPF 30.

 Every morning, apply an eye cream with antioxidants to fight free-radical damage
from the sun and pollution...Prevage has a good eye cream.
Use a deep wrinkle eye cream.
Tuck an extra pillow under your head—the elevation helps prevent fluid from
settling under the skin around your eyes.

Though the results obviously aren't as dramatic as an eye-lift, there are creams that
make a noticeable difference. Pick one with argireline, GABA, or DMAE—the most
 effective ingredients.
 Disguise dark circles using a creamy concealer—one that comes in a squeeze tube
or pot. Pick a yellow-based shade if your dark circles have a blue or purple cast; go
with a peachy color if you have brown circles.
If you have puffy eyes then skip bright, dark, or shimmery eye makeup. Instead, pick
a matte shadow that's slightly darker than your skin, then sweep it across your eyelids
 and along your lower lashes—it makes puffiness less obvious.