While crying is a perfectly natural thing to do, it doesn't always happen at the most opportune times. Surprisingly, our bodies don't just automatically produce tears. Our limbic system, which is the ...

Crying can lead to puffy eyes. Some ways to reduce this puffiness include applying a cold compress, cucumber slices, or tea bags on the eyes. An option for longer-term reduction is making dietary ...

Tears are a natural emotional release, but crying often leaves behind puffy, swollen eyes and traces of redness or dryness. This happens when excessive tear production overwhelms the eye’s drainage ...

Swollen or puffy eyes from crying may occur due to fluid retention in the tissue around the eyes. The puffiness usually goes away by itself, but a person can take steps, such as applying a cool ...

Make all the French onion soup you desire, with zero tears involved. Nothing will ruin your eye makeup quite like chopping onions. Just a few weeks ago I started slicing several onions in my small ...

We’re the only species that sheds emotional tears, but much about them remains an enigma. Credit... Supported by By Dana G. Smith Illustrations by Dominic Kesterton The last thing that made Dana Smith ...