It is holiday season – a time of dashing from work to parties and from parties back to work. I have a fail-proof way to get ready and have glowing skin, even after a long day:
1. Have hair blown out before work in morning. (Much better than waiting for a hair dresser that is behind in schedule. Or, if it is the weekend, it frees up the afternoon to be with the kids.)
3. Once out of the shower and dried off, put on a cozy robe. Keep hair in
shower cap, while swiping a gentle cleansing water across the entire face with a cotton ball, including eyes. Cleansing waters are like non-toner toners.
They get your skin extra clean, are non-oily and non-drying. Just like putting water with a kick
on your face. My favorites are Caudalie Cleansing Water or Darphin Azahar Cleansing Water.
4. Use a gentle peel pad – either MD Skincare Alpha Beta Peel Pads or Peter Thomas Roth Unwrinkle Peel Pads or Trish McEvoy Beta Hydroxy Pads to exfoliate and smooth the skin. This is the key step for a healthy glow! Foundation goes on beautifully after this.
5. Next, I put on Darphin Hydraskin Serum. I am dry and this adds extra moisture. I also put Laura Mercier Foundation Primer on to make sure my
foundation goes on smoothly and does not seep into my fine lines. (If you are oily, skip the serum step and use Laura Mercier Foundation Primer in Oil-Free).
6. I then do my eyes. For me, heavy navy eyeliner and the use of my Shu Uemura eyelash curler prior to mascara is a must.
7. Next foundation (I go with heavier coverage for night), concealer, cream blush, then lips.
8. After 20 minutes, not including the shower, I am done and ready to get dressed.
I have been doing it this way for years. It really is the trick to a speedy, healthy glow.
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2. Dash home, wash face with gentle cream cleanser (Dermalogica Essential Cleansing Solution) hop in shower, wear shower cap. (Cheesy, but effective.)
3. Once out of the shower and dried off, put on a cozy robe. Keep hair in
shower cap, while swiping a gentle cleansing water across the entire face with a cotton ball, including eyes. Cleansing waters are like non-toner toners.They get your skin extra clean, are non-oily and non-drying. Just like putting water with a kick
on your face. My favorites are Caudalie Cleansing Water or Darphin Azahar Cleansing Water.
4. Use a gentle peel pad – either MD Skincare Alpha Beta Peel Pads or Peter Thomas Roth Unwrinkle Peel Pads or Trish McEvoy Beta Hydroxy Pads to exfoliate and smooth the skin. This is the key step for a healthy glow! Foundation goes on beautifully after this.
5. Next, I put on Darphin Hydraskin Serum. I am dry and this adds extra moisture. I also put Laura Mercier Foundation Primer on to make sure my
foundation goes on smoothly and does not seep into my fine lines. (If you are oily, skip the serum step and use Laura Mercier Foundation Primer in Oil-Free).6. I then do my eyes. For me, heavy navy eyeliner and the use of my Shu Uemura eyelash curler prior to mascara is a must.
7. Next foundation (I go with heavier coverage for night), concealer, cream blush, then lips.
8. After 20 minutes, not including the shower, I am done and ready to get dressed.
I have been doing it this way for years. It really is the trick to a speedy, healthy glow.
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3 comments:
Hi Marla!
I wanted to let you know I've recently become a big fan of your blog and I am planning on featuring my favorite fellow beauty bloggers on my own in the next few weeks. I am also going to start a blogroll.
Just wanted to give you a heads up!
My name is Danielle Branch and I saw your listing for a Payroll Assistant on Monster Jobs. This morning when I was to apply, the listing was taken down. I have 5 years of experience in payroll and my most recent title was Manager, Payroll and Travel & Expense at Triumph Technologies, Inc. located in Falls Church, VA. I was extremely interested in the Payroll Assistant position as all eight years of my work experience has been in the government contracting sector that is so popular in the DC Metro area and working for Blue Mercury seems like a excellent change of pace. Just perusing through your blog and the Blue Mercury website, I became very excited by the possible opportunity to work for such an amazing company. If you would like to see my resume to view my work experience, it is posted on Monster as well as Washington Post Jobs. Not only do I have experience in payroll, I also have experience in HR, Quality Assurance, and Administrative Assistance. I hope to hear from you.
Happy New Year to you and much success to Blue Mercury in the New Year!
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