Maybe you want to impress someone or you just have to head into a busy morning, which is definitely nice to wake up and look pretty straight away. This seems hard if you think for eight hours, your hair, breath, and skin are not taken care of. It may be impossible to look beautiful by getting out of bed and leaving the house, but you can actually look your best in the morning.
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Method 1 of 3: Getting Ready for Bed
Step 1. Wash your face before going to bed
Rinse face with hot water. This will open the pores and prepare the skin for deep cleansing. Use the tips of your index and middle fingers to apply the facial cleansing product in circular motions and scrub thoroughly.
- Use a facial exfoliat to remove dead skin cells for a healthier, more radiant appearance in the morning.
- Use cold water to rinse off the facial cleanser and close the pores. Gently press the towel all over your face to prevent it from drying out.
Step 2. Never sleep with makeup on
If you sleep with makeup on, your pores will be clogged, your skin will be dull, and your makeup will be messy in the morning. Cleanse your face with a gentle make-up remover and then clean with a facial cleanser to remove the pore-clogging dirt on your face before you go to bed. You will look more fresh and natural when you wake up.
- Make sure you clean the mascara thoroughly from the lashes.
- Pay attention to the forehead, nose and chin. Usually this area is oily and you should remove makeup from this specific area.
Step 3. Brush your teeth before going to bed
Otherwise, your teeth will look dirty in the morning and your breath will smell bad. You can use a mouth freshener to get fresh breath and use special dental floss to clean between your teeth every night.
Step 4. Apply facial moisturizer
Don't wake up with dry, scaly skin. After cleansing, make sure you apply a moisturizing cream to keep your skin hydrated overnight.
- Look for a moisturizer designed specifically for the night.
- Take some time for the facial moisturizer to dry completely before placing your face on the pillow to prevent it from sticking to the pillowcase.
Step 5. Moisturize your chapped lips
People often have chapped lips when they wake up in the morning because their bodies are dehydrated. To prevent this, apply lip balm before and after you wake up. If your lips are very dry, exfoliate before bed, and then apply lip balm.
Step 6. Drink a glass of water
Your skin needs water to keep it healthy and glowing, and you can only hydrate it after a few hours of sleep. Try to drink a glass or two of water before you go to bed to keep your skin beautiful. (If this is more than what you normally drink, make sure you use the bathroom before bed.)
Step 7. Get enough sleep
If you don't allow your body to rest, your eyes start to have dark circles and bags that make you look tired when you wake up. Try to get at least six to eight hours of sleep every night.
Method 2 of 3: Hair Care
Step 1. Brush your hair before going to bed
If you sleep with frizzy hair, your hair will be even more frizzy in the morning. Comb or brush your hair to reduce the amount of frizz before bed.
Step 2. Dry your hair before going to bed
If you shower before bed, it's a good idea to wait for your hair to dry before laying down. You can blow dry or wait for it to dry naturally. That way you won't wake up with big hair that's hard to tame in the morning.
Step 3. Sleep with your hair in a braid
This will prevent the hair from getting messy and give you beautiful curls in the morning. Make sure you braid your hair loosely so it doesn't damage your hair.
Step 4. Try to do a bun before going to bed
If you pull your hair in a bun and tie it in a gentle scrunchy, you can prevent your hair from getting tangled or messy in the morning. When you wake up, let go of your hair and you have a beautiful chic look.
Step 5. Sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase
Use a silk or satin pillowcase to reduce friction between the pillow and hair. This can help you prevent the appearance of disheveled hair as well as damage to the hair.
Method 3 of 3: Taking Care of Yourself in the Morning
Step 1. Lighten dark circles
If you wake up with dark eye bags, place the cucumber slices over your eyes for five to ten minutes. Cucumber has a brightening effect on the skin that can make the eye area look fresh.
Step 2. Apply a cold compress to the puffy eye
If you wake up with puffy eyes, place a cold spoon or towel over your eyes for a few minutes. Cold temperatures will reduce eye swelling almost immediately.
Leave a towel or spoon in the fridge the night before so you can use it in the morning
Step 3. Wipe your face if you are drooling
If you have dry saliva on your face in the morning, put a box of tissue and a glass of water by your bed. That way, you can wipe your face easily when you wake up.
Some people salivate because allergies clog the nose and make it breathe through the mouth. Nasal sprays or medications can keep the nasal passages open so you can close your mouth and limit salivation
Step 4. Wipe away any dried tears
Unfortunately you can not control all the functions of the body while sleeping. If you wake up with dry tears, put a box of tissue and a glass of water next to your body to wipe your eyes in the morning.
Step 5. Wash your face in the morning
This will clean your pores before you start the day to give your face a healthy glow. You can also use a face lightening serum that can instantly brighten your face and make it even more shiny.
