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Does caffeine make face puffy?
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Shouldn't: Caffeine is an ingredient in many eye creams that is known to help reduce puffiness. If anything it should reduce puffiness, unless you have a sensitivity or allergy to it. Try avoiding caffeine for a couple of weeks to see if you notice a difference in your facial puffiness.
Answered 9/16/2015
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