I saw Tyra have these big and black bags around her eyes when she didn't wear makeup

[piousoul]

I saw Tyra have these big and black bags around her eyes when she didn't wear makeup.

Is this sentence correct?

[Anglika]

I saw Tyra have these big and black bags around her eyes when she didn't wear makeup.

Is this sentence correct?

Yes, though I would probably write "big, black bags under". Around means all round, I usually "bags" are under the eyes.

[piousoul]

I saw Tyra have these big and black bags around her eyes when she didn't wear makeup.
Is this sentence correct?

Thanks, Anglika, for your remarks, but I forgot to tell you to focus on saw and have. Are there any problems with sequence of tense?

[Ouisch]

"Saw" is fine, but it should say "had" instead of "have."

[piousoul]

"Saw" is fine, but it should say "had" instead of "have."

Thank you, Ouisch, for the comment.
By the way, there is a similar thread started by me with the title of "Are they correct" on the same front page.
Would you like to take a look at it and make some comments? Thanks.