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Not getting enough beauty sleep at night happens to all of us at one point or another. Whether it’s a stress-related issue or a late-night party, we’ve all been there. While it’s not ideal to have to try and function the next day on a few hours of sleep, you can definitely pull it off without looking too worse for wear. With a few skincare and makeup tips, you may even be able to revive your skin to its normal glow and look like you got a full night’s sleep. Here are a few tips for reducing signs of a dull complexion, puffy eyes, and dark under-eye circles.  Wake Up with a Shower It may be tempting to skip a rinse if you’re running late or would rather sleep in. But take a shower anyway to wake you up in the morning and you’ll be glad that you did. Use a gentle, deeply moisturizing body scrub to wash off your skin’s impurities. The exfoliation process should be nourishing and hydrating to reveal soft, smooth skin. Try a refreshing French lavender body scrub with ant

You’re probably more than ready for beach season, to have sand between your toes, be sipping on a cool beverage, and reading a good book. And if you’re feeling it, the beach is also a fine setting to show your sunniest self, which can include wearing beach-beautiful makeup. When it comes to wearing makeup at the beach, there are no hard rules, so do what makes you feel your best and be sure to use skin-loving ingredients that are hydrating and refreshing.  Foundation–Yea or Nay? It’s your decision, but you may want to forgo a heavy foundation in exchange for a tinted moisturizer with an adequate SPF. Tinted moisturizer looks natural under the bright sunlight yet still provides even coverage. Look for an ultra-hydrating tinted moisturizer that provides light to medium coverage and a dewy finish. If you don’t have a tinted moisturizer with SPF, be sure to apply a broad spectrum sunscreen to your face before applying your cream foundation , BB cream, or powder to protec

Just as you change up your wardrobe during the different seasons, you should do the same with your makeup to give your look a fresh springtime lift. Take a peek inside your makeup bag to see what you want to replace or swap out and then stock up on fun, new products. Here are a few suggestions for switching up your makeup this spring. Light as a Feather In the fall and winter, we tend to gravitate toward a richer, full coverage foundation . That said, it’s fine to keep this in the rotation if it’s a nice, hydrating formula with soothing organic aloe juice that also offers a satin, slightly dewy finish. You do you. If you want to go for lighter coverage, you could try a super-lightweight face powder instead that can be used alone or over a tinted moisturizer. Look for a natural formula with oil-absorbing rice powder, soothing calendula, chamomile, and skin-purifying eucalyptus. Another option is a BB cream that offers full to medium coverage but still looks natural.