Painted the town a little too red on New Year’s Eve? Ah heck, it only comes once a year – might as well live it up! But once New Year’s day rolls around, you don’t want spend the day hiding under the covers. Rise and shine sleepyhead … We’ve got you covered!
Read on for our four-step plan to get you up and moving and help hide the signs of an up-all-night throw-down.
1. Body: Sweat it Out
Drag yourself out of bed, grab a tall glass of water and sink back into a mineral bath. A warm soak with mineral salts will help sweat out toxins and wake up tired muscles.
Try:
2. Face: Buff and De-Puff
Cleanse your skin with a gentle purifying cleanser and follow with a balancing toner. Dab a cooling eye gel around your sleepy peepers starting at the inner corner below the brow line and working your way around under the eye. Gently massage the eye area as you tab.
Try:
- Neutrogena Naturals Purifying Facial Cleanser ($7.99)
- Stila Undercover Conditioning Toner & Moisture Prep ($22)
- Elemis FreshSkin Tired Eyes Soothing Eye Rescue ($30)
3. Makeup: Keep it Clean
Skip the heavy foundation and go with an all-in-one tinted beauty balm to keep your skin dewy, hydrated and protected. Dab on a concealer to hide any under-eye shadows or redness and apply a hint of light-reflecting color to cheeks with a cream blush. Opt for a moisturizing lip balm with a hint of color rather a lipstick or heavy gloss.
Try:
- Urban Decay Naked Skin Beauty Balm ($32, available after Jan. 3)
- Olay CC Cream – Total Effects Tone Correcting Moisturizer with Broad Spectrum SPF 15 ($23.99)
- Covergirl TRUconceal Concealer ($7.99)
- L’Oreal Magic Smooth Soufflé Blush (12.95)
- Maybelline Baby Lips Moisturizing Lip Balm SPF 20 ($3.99)
4. Hair: Fight the Fuzz
If your New Year’s Eve do is still doable, freshen up your coif with a dry shampoo. If your hair is frazzled beyond repair, shampoo and dose your head in a revitalizing hair mask.
Try:
- Oscar Blandi Pronto Invisible Volumizing Dry Shampoo Spray ($25)
- L’Oréal Paris Advanced Haircare Total Repair 5 Damage-Erasing Balm ($6.99, available in drugstores in after Jan. 1)
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