How to Cure a Skin Hangover

If (like me) you're feeling a little worse for wear this morning, it's probably the sign of a great night and an even better end to 2018! Although your head may be feeling a little foggy, we are here to rescue your post-New Year's Eve hungover complexion
After the season of indulgence, the first day of the 2019 probably marks a 'New Year, New Me' attitude for many. However, if your evening (or morning) ended with you crawling into bed, fully clothed with a face full of makeup on, you've already broken a cardinal skincare sin! But all is not lost. We've got the products you need to ensure you start 2019 bright-eyed and fresh-faced!Step One: The Shame Cleanse
If you slept in your makeup, the first thing you need to do is head straight to the sink! A double cleanse will ensure you've removed every last scrap of makeup, oil and impurities built up overnight. For those of you who were clear-headed enough to double cleanse last night, just the one cleanse this morning will do.

Step Two: Exfoliate
A night of drinking Prosecco and sleeping in your makeup has probably left your skin with an array of dry, flaky patches. A gentle chemical exfoliation with Hydroxy Acids will slough away dead skin cells to reveal a clarified, smooth and firm complexion.
Step Three: Banish Under Eye Circles

Step Four: Re-Hydrate
As important as guzzling water is during the process of rehydrating your body, a couple of cold glasses from the tap just aren't going to cut it. Especially when you realise that it can take between two to four weeksyes WEEKS, for your skin to fully recover from a hangover.Alcohol is a diuretic and completely drains the skin of moisture and nutrients, which results in skin looking dull and dehydrated. We've included a few options and methods for boosting your hydration levels - if it was a particularly big night, you're probably going to want to try all of them!


