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TUTORIAL BY AMY NADINE, GRAPHIC DESIGN BY EUNICE CHUN I mean. If you do this, you’re  actually checking two things off your list, all while you work on your beauty sleep! The eye pads de-puff and the technical placement of the mask folds the lashes upward for a full-on curling effect. You MUST try it. Here’s how: TOOLS: Your Favorite Eye Pads — Lacy is wearing  my favorites ($$$)  but I also  die for these ($$)  and  love these ($) .An Eye Mask with a little weight to it — I love  this silk slip mask ($$), this copper-infused mask ($$)  and  this aqua cooling mask ($) . STEPS: Start with a clean and dry face. Moisturize as you normally would then place the eye pads under your eyes where you need the most hydration and de-puffing.Here’s the clever bit. Instead of plopping the pad over your eyes, or if there’s a strap on it, instead of pulling it downward from your forehead, do the reverse: open your eyes and place the middle of the mask at an angle so the bottom lashes are not in p

It's no secret that Gigi Hadid is a fitness fiend. Her workout routines and athleisure looks garner as much attention as her most recent runway shows, fashion collaborations and public sightings with Zayn Malik . So it was only a matter of time before a major sports brand picked her up as a spokesmodel and luckily, Reebok is the one to give Hadid her first-ever fitness contract. The Adidas-owned brand announced Tuesday that Hadid is the newest face of its # PerfectNever campaign, which launched in July with UFC champ Ronda Rousey. Hadid will spread Reebook's message of body positivity and will address the wealth of benefits that come from physical fitness. "Working out isn't only physical for me. It's mental. It helps me escape the noise in my head. It's the only time my mind goes quiet," says Hadid in a statement. It's a pretty spot-on partnership for the model, who has often spoken out against body shamers and whose boxing skills recently came in ha

I have been a hard worker since my childhood and my parents had trouble making me just sit and relax for a while. Idid not watch TV (I do not watch it these days either). I did not sleep in – I always woke up earlier than my parents anddid tons of stuff they actually should have done. I still spent most of the time playing with my peers and I thought it was not a waste of time.Even now that I have the schedules packed with never-ending tasks I believe that ‘me time’ and ‘time with friends’ are essential. However, I have never dropped my responsibilities just because I wanted to have fun. Yes, it happens once in a while – after all, I am a human being. Butthe point is, I do realize that hard work is still important. Hereis why I think a ‘work smarter, not harder’ approach does not work: 1. Taking long breaks decreased productivity When you are trying to plow through a long pile of work, taking short breaks is a must as it helps you clear your mind, improve your focus and give your tir