Trick people into thinking you’re well-rested, no matter how little sleep you got, with these tips.
No matter when you roll in, take off your makeup, apply a good moisturizer, and drink a tall glass of water so you don’t wake up with a dry, flaky face.
When you get up, steep two caffeinated tea bags. Once they’ve cooled, lie down for 15 minutes with them resting on your closed eyes to reduce puffiness. Chilled cucumber or potato slices work, too. If your entire face is puffy, dip a washcloth in ice water and pat that against your skin.
Keep a clean washcloth in your freezer for future beauty emergencies.
If you’re pale, put on a little bronzer or tinted makeup to bring some color to your face.
Lighten under-eye circles with a yellow-based concealer one shade lighter than your skin tone. Then, brush a little pale yellow eye shadow on your lids and under your brow bones.
Dab some white eye shadow or highlighter in the inner corner of your eyes, near the bridge of your nose.
Curl your eyelashes. It’s an easy way to make your eyes look more open, giving you a more awake look. Make your eyes look even more commanding by emphasizing your brow arch with a little brow gel or mascara. Use white eyeliner under your eyes to make the whites look brighter.
Dab on some pink lip gloss. The blue tones in it will make your teeth look whiter, brightening up your whole face.
In 1900, Americans averaged almost 9 hours of sleep per night, two to three hours more than they get today.
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I have full sleep
about 1 year ago by Tomy
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