Having kids can often mean we don’t get quite as much beauty sleep as we may like. Disrupted sleep coupled with early mornings, or night feeds and a baby that just won’t settle can leave us looking like less than our best.
Thankfully, with a bit of help from our trusted make-up, faking a good night’s sleep has never been easier.
Mascara
Open your eyes by applying a light coat of mascara. However, make sure you use it sparingly as too much can get clumpy and your eyes will look heavier.
Open your eyes by applying a light coat of mascara. However, make sure you use it sparingly as too much can get clumpy and your eyes will look heavier.
White eyeliner
White eyeliner can be a little scary but sometimes it is definitely needed. Apply a little on your lower eye rim from left to right to instantly make your eyes appear wider.
Eye cream
If you are expecting on only getting a few hours of sleep tonight, apply a little night cream under your eyes so it can work throughout the night and in the mornings, dab a little eye cream along any dark circles for instant de-puffiness.
If you are expecting on only getting a few hours of sleep tonight, apply a little night cream under your eyes so it can work throughout the night and in the mornings, dab a little eye cream along any dark circles for instant de-puffiness.
Blusher
Lack of sleep can leave you looking pale and withdrawn, so pop on a little blusher to give colour to your cheeks and make you look a little brighter.
Lack of sleep can leave you looking pale and withdrawn, so pop on a little blusher to give colour to your cheeks and make you look a little brighter.
Eyebrows
Heavy, untidy eyebrows can make you look tired so make sure your brows are plucked and defined.
Heavy, untidy eyebrows can make you look tired so make sure your brows are plucked and defined.
