I recently read an article at msn.com called “Overnight Beauty.” I wanted to point out and discuss a few of the tips they suggested.  Overall it is a great read with very good information. Note the concealer product that is recommended. YES, our very favorite theBalm Anti-Aging Concealer!
Zap Zits (Spot Treatments):
“Pimples may disappear like magic if, before retiring, you treat them with a product containing an antibacterial ingredient (bacteria can cause acne) and a sebum controller like zinc, says Kansas City, Missouri, dermatologist Audrey Kunin, M.D., associate clinical instructor of dermatology at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. (Try Bio Jouvance Clarifying Iris Extract or Repêchage Hydra Refine Pore Perfecting Serum.)”
I have become a big fan of a prescription benzoyl peroxide/ antibiotic cream called Benzaclin. I use it as a spot treatment, or on areas where my skin is prone to break outs (around my nose and chin). I store it in my refrigerator and it will last for at least a year. You can also read about other suggestions for spot treatments at this post. My beauty blogging friend Christine at Temptalia recently wrote a great review about the Zeno Acne Clearning Device.
Moisturize Your Undereye Area:
“Hate the taut feeling of too-dry skin but find soothing eye gels too greasy? Dab on TheBalm Time Balm. A concealer created to be worn day or night, it manages to feel superlight while delivering a slew of hydrators, including beeswax, soybean oil, and panthenol.”
I am not sure if I would personally wear this product at night time, but for a daytime concealer theBalm’s Anti-Aging concealer really rocks!   Another very luxurious and my personal favorite eye serum is Caudalie’s Anti-ageing Serum Eyes and Lips, full of antioxidants and soothing for the eye and lip areas. This eye and lip serum penetrates my skin without feeling greasy or heavy, a great skincare investment. J’adore les Caudalie!  Kate wouldn’t you agree?
2 Responses for "While you were sleeping: Beauty tips to take to bed"
Those are all GREAT suggestions, Jen! Lately, I’ve just been approaching the whole skin-care ordeal without my glasses on – you’d be surprised how good I look in the mirror when I’m blind!
Seriously, I need to get on that under-eye problem PRONTO. I’ll give your ideas a try – thanks!
I concur on all accounts!