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" Turning the clocks ahead (Sunday!) shaves an hour off of your beauty sleep and takes a toll on how you look in the a.m. Makeup artist Joanna Schlip gives us some easy, quick tips on how to look your best after your alarm goes off. 1. Use eye drops. Red, bloodshot eyes are the biggest giveaway that you&amp;#039;re tired. A few drops of Rohto Hydra Dry Eye Reliever, $6, drugstore.com, will help contract the blood vessels in your eyes, making them less red. 2. Hydrate your skin. A lot of times when you look tired it&amp;#039;s because your skin is dehydrated. Grab your go-to moisturizer and slather it on to help balance out your skin&amp;#039;s moisture levels. 3. Apply concealer. Go for a heavier one that offers up a lot of coverage, like Cl\u00E9 de Peau Beaut\u00E9 Concealer, $70, nordstrom.com, and apply it under and on the top inner corner of your eyes, since that area tends to get really red. 4. Illuminate your face. Look for a tinted moisturizer or BB Cream, like Physicians Formula Super BB All-in-1 Beauty Cream, $15, physiciansformula.com, with illuminating particles. This type of formula will help even out your skin tone and brighten up a tired, dull-looking complexion. 5. Bring a little color to your face. Some blush and a pop of light pink on your lips will help you look instantly awake. In general, color applied to your complexion helps you look alive and youthful. 6. Stay away from using any eyeshadow with red undertones. For example, a reddish-brown will contribute to red, tired eyes, whereas a gray-brown or yellow-brown will counteract it. Other safe shades to use are earth tones or blue-based colors, since they won&amp;#039;t call out the redness. Will you be using Joanna&amp;#039;s tips this Sunday a.m.? Follow Carly Cardellino on Facebook and Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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