How To Look Great Even If You Haven’t Had Enough Sleep

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People who look tired are those with swallow skin, puffy eyes and dark circles. These are what we call “tiredness hot spots.” We can’t really avoid it if we are so preoccupied with a lot of things. Modern life could be so demanding.

So how do we keep ourselves looking fresh even if we’re tired? Follow these tips:

1.    Splash cold water on your face. This is the easiest way to refresh your complexion. Coolness constricts blood vessels which gives our skin a more toned and smoother look.

2.    After splashing your face with cold water, slather on a thick moisturizer to lock the water in your skin. This will take away the flakiness and dryness on your skin.

3.    If it still looks lifeless, you can dip a wash cloth in a mix of ice cubes and milk then place it o your face for 5 minutes and rinse. This makes the skin glow. You can also suck on an ice cube. The top of the mouth contains nerves and the coldness with constrict the blood vessels and makes the lips even toned.

4.    To remove puffiness of the eyes, use an eye treatment containing peptides and caffeine. Put it on the fridge before applying under the eyes... Read more from: How To Look Great Even If You Haven’t Had Enough Sleep

How To Manage Oily Skin

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The body produces oil to keep the skin healthy, but too much of it can leave your face looking so oily, lead to acne flare-ups and blemishes. There are a lot of ways to tone down this oiliness. You can seek the help of a dermatologist to get the right products for your oily skin or you may also buy some over-the-counter cleansers and lotions.

Washing your face in the morning and at night is an effective way to manage oily skin, but use a gentle cleanser and gently wash your face with your hands. Do not use harsh soaps because they can trigger the skin to produce more oil. This is also the same with using a buff puff or a wash cloth when washing the face.

When looking for a facial cleanser that works, try one with salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, beta-hydroxy acid, or glycolic acid. You’ll notice that they are all acids; they help cut oiliness and are great for people with acne or those who don’t have acne but does have oily skin... Read more from: How To Manage Oily Skin