Old makeup is a dead giveaway that you’ve had a difficult night, so if you hit the hay before taking it off, it’s important to get rid of the evidence now. Start by using a cleansing oil to remove product and follow with a creamy face wash like Pixi’s Rose Cream Cleanser, which is gentle on dehydrated skin.
Everyone knows the depuffing benefits of a cold spoon, which is super important after a late night. Simply place two spoons in the freezer and once they've cooled, gently press them (curved side in) into your eye sockets. Hold the spoons in place for a few seconds, and follow with a brightening eye cream such as Sunday Riley’s Autocorrect Brightening and Depuffing Eye Contour Cream to rehydrate the chilled area.
We know time is of the essence when you’ve been hitting the snooze button, but massaging a serum into your skin is a great way to give a dull complexion a glow. Start by applying a generous amount of product to your forehead, cheeks and chin, then using your fingertips create small circles to massage the product in. We recommend using the Dior Capture Youth Glow Booster, which offers a natural glow and leaves skin feeling invigorated.
After eye drops, the best thing you can do for tired eyes is line them with a nude pencil. Although white eyeliner is known for its eye brightening powers, a nude one looks more natural and will help open the eyes, making them look bigger and more awake. Try the Charlotte Tilbury Rock ‘n’ Kohl eyeliner in Eye Cheat, which glides along the lower waterline to really open up the eyes.
