Some Quick Beauty Tips

Here are some quick beauty tips to wake up tired, dry skin. First of all, drink lots of water. Contrary to anything you may have heard, drinking water (at least eight glasses a day) is necessary to not only keepin the body properly hydrated, but the skin as well. Here's a little beauty secret....keep a bottle of water by your bedside and drink a little before bedtime and during the night. It really does make a difference! Exercise at least thirty minutes a day a few times a week. Exercise gets the blood pumping and it will give your skin a natural glow. If your eyes are looking especially tired and the skin around your eyes looks particularly dry, consider getting an eye gel and keep it in the refrigerator. Apply a little of the gel through out the day to wake up those tired-looking eyes. Invest in a good concealer! Don't spare any expense. In fact, your concealer is far more important than your foundation. Try Physician's Formula, which offers several kinds of concealers for various types of problems and use a primer underneath your concealer so that it glides on. Always avoid tugging or pulling around the eye area. Invest in a good pair of sunglasses and wear them all the time when you are outdoors to protect your eyes from UVA/UVB rays and to keep you from squinting too much. Always remove your make-up thoroughly before you go to sleep at night. When you wake up in the morning, forget about rewashing your face (unless you need to exfoliate that day). Instead, splash your face with cold water and then apply your favorite moisturizer. Your skin will immediately plump before you have to apply your make-up for the day. Try to avoid caffeine as much as possible through out the day. Caffeine fights hydration. Try to stick to plain water as much as possible throughout the day.