Multitasking your nap
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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