How to Hide How Much Holiday Fun You've Had from Your Family

After you've downed a few glasses of H2O, hydrating your skin should be your top priority. Treat your complexion with a mask powered by moisturizing and detoxifying ingredients like hyaluronic acid, raw honey, and ginger root. 

They say the eyes are the window to your soul—and they're also a dead giveaway that you stayed up in time to watch the sun rise. A quick and easy mask will deflate puffy eyes and soothe redness. In other words, it will look like you clocked in a solid eight hours of sleep. 

Get a concealer that can do both. One end of this wand is a light-reflecting concealer that makes under-eye circles instantly vanish. The other side is a hydrating, firming eye cream. Consider it your new BFF. 

When you're dehydrated from the inside out, no amount of moisture is too much. This coconut milk-enriched primer will give your complexion an extra dose of hydration and keep your makeup in place throughout your family dinner. 

Cut the grease from your strands and mask any lingering scents from last night's bar crawl with a fragrant dry shampoo. Infused with notes of Italian lemon, amber, and white musk, no one will be able to smell the diner run you ended the night with.

On the morning after when you “just can’t even,” this dual-ended stick will make your damage control routine a little more effortless. Use the blush to add a healthy flush to your cheeks to liven up your complexion. Next, swipe the other side’s highlighter on the high planes of your face for a radiant glow—no matter if you currently feel dead inside. 

If no makeup product seems to be helping your cause or you've slept through your alarm and now you're late to the family function, a few swipes of volumizing mascara always does the trick to help you appear more awake. No one will be able to tell that you're not really listening to your aunts exchange gluten-free cookie recipes. 

When all else fails, swipe on a sheer, hydrating, rosy lipstick for a wash of color on your lips.