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People who have allergies are often quick to seek help for symptoms like sneezing, sniffling, and nasal congestion. But allergies can affect the eyes, too, causing red, itchy, burning, and watery eyes and swollen eyelids. The good news is that the same treatments and self-help strategies that ease nasal allergy symptoms work for eye allergies, too.
1 Wash and dry your face gently. 2  Scrubbing your face clean and then rubbing it dry with a towel can weaken the skin around your eyes. 3  Use a good eye makeup remover to gently wipe away makeup, then splash your face with water a few times and pat it dry with a soft towel.4  Moisturize your face every night.. Treat your allergies. Under-eye bags are often the result of allergies that lead to inflammation in the face. Since the skin around your eyes is thinner than skin on the rest of your body, fluid tends to collect there and puff out the skin.