The Best Beauty Products to Help You Fake a Full Night's Rest

Better known as beauty sleep in a pen, this illuminating highlighter ($41; yslbeautyus.com) diminishes the appearance of dark circles, fine lines, and tired-looking eyes in just a few strokes.

Catching up on beauty sleep? Your skin doesn't have to be proof. Slather on this skin-energizing cream ($55; sephora.com) first thing in the morning to conceal signs of fatigue.

Packed with skin-stimulating ingredients like ginseng and coffee bean, this hydrating face cream ($27; origins.com) is like an energy drink for your skin, only better.

Even after a night of tossing and turning, this lightweight cleanser ($60; sephora.com) is all you need to brighten up a dull complexion.

With black tea as the main ingredient, this hydrating face mask softens lackluster skin ($88; fresh.com) as it awakens the senses.

It’s easy to fake a full night’s rest with this eye-brightening pencil ($20; benefitcosmetics.com). Apply to the inner and outer corners for an instant wide-eyed appearance.

Apply this luxurious, collage-boosting cream ($225; sundayriley.com) before bed and enjoy younger, more radiant skin by morning.

Polish up dry, damaged strands and protect against UV damage with this shine-restoring hair spray ($26; livingproof.com).

Prone to waking up with puffy eyes? Kiss those stubborn bags goodbye with this soothing under eye roller ($29; clinique.com).

Extend the life of your blow-out with this sleep-saving hair kit ($29; drybar.com).