5 refreshing beauty products for tired faces
Just because you're feeling sluggish doesn't mean you have to look that way. Get bright-eyed and bushy-tailed with one (or all) of these instant beauty refreshers. Trust us — they're the next best thing to a good night's sleep.
Soothing masks
Make the most of a lazy morning and energize tired skin with a circulation-boosting mask.
Hydrating primers
A lightweight moisturizing primer will restore, revitalize and leave your skin glowing.
Brightening concealers
Instantly banish dark circles and illuminate your under-eye area with a blendable, creamy concealer.
Bronzers
Swipe a neutral blush or matte bronzer over the apples of your cheeks for a natural, sun-kissed look.
Hair boosters
Blast flat, day-old hair with a dry texturizing and volume-boosting spray. (Hint: Look for one with oil-absorbing ingredients that refresh roots too.)
Freshen up with these five fab beauty products:
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Soothing Mask
Make the most of a lazy morning and energize tired skin with a circulation-boosting mask.
Beauty Flash Balm, $50, Clarins.
Hydrating Primer
A lightweight moisturizing primer will restore, revitalize and leave your skin glowing.
Photo Finish Foundation Primer-Hydrating, $50, Smashbox.
Brightening Concealer
Instantly banish dark circles and illuminate your under-eye area with a blendable, creamy concealer.
The De-Puffer, $15, COVERGIRL + Olay.
Bronzer
Swipe a neutral blush or matte bronzer over the apples of your cheeks for a natural, sun-kissed look.
Terracotta Joli Teint Powder Duo, $60, Guerlain.
Hair Refresher
Blast flat, day old hair with a dry texturizing and volume boosting spray. Look for one with oil-absorbing ingredients that will refresh roots too.
Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray, $47, Holt Renfrew.
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