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" Makeup in Minutes Wake up and glow. Use self-tanner regularly so you won&amp;#039;t have to worry about bronzer and shimmer each morning. Lanc\u00F4me Flash Bronzer Custom Color Tinted Self-Tanning Face Lotion, $29.50, gives you that natural-born bloom. Pare down your face routine. Start with primer to lock in your makeup and prevent you from overapplying anything later on (try MAC Prep and Prime Face Protect SPF 50, $26.50). Then pick a foundation that you can adjust to your complexion and blends in fast, like Revlon&amp;#039;s Custom Creations Foundation, $13.99. Dab concealer over zits \u2014 Clinique Airbrush Concealer, $19.50, has light-diffusing particles to minimize imperfections.  Use &amp;quot;pretty&amp;quot; powder. The fine particles in mineral-based makeup can actually protect and soothe your skin and won&amp;#039;t clog pores. Dust on L&amp;#039;Or\u00E9al Bare Naturale Soft-Focus Mineral Finish, $15.25. The nice, satiny effect may be all you need for your low-key weekend look.  Don&amp;#039;t go crazy with tons of colors. Instead, invest in one great neutral eye-shadow palette. (We like the Bobbi Brown one.) Or pat on cream blush, like Nars Multiple in Orgasm, $36.50. The rosy color looks amazing on lips, cheeks, and lids.  Try the two-step smoky eye. Slapping on too much makeup can turn your delicate lids into a smeary mess. Just use an eyeliner you can smudge (Rimmel Soft Kohl Kajal Eyeliner, $3.19) and thick mascara (Maybelline XXL Curl Power, $8.25).  Easy evening tricks! To ramp it up at night, count on three things: dark lipstick, a sexy streak of violet eyeliner, and matte bronzer to warm your skin tone at dusk.  Fantastic Skin, Superfast Don&amp;#039;t strive for squeaky clean. Soaping up too often can strip away essential oils that keep your skin juicy. So only cleanse your face in the a.m. and p.m., and get a moisturizing shower lotion. Try Johnson&amp;#039;s Soothing Naturals Hair and Body Wash, $5.12 \u2014 it doubles as a shampoo.   Kiss toner good-bye. It was developed to restore your skin&amp;#039;s pH balance (the level of acidity), but since most cleansers are now pH-balanced, ditch it.   Love your calluses. They protect your feet, so don&amp;#039;t sand them away if they&amp;#039;re not painful or growing in size. Rub on an exfoliator, like Aveeno Intense Relief Foot Cream, $7.19.   Streamline SPF. Instead of topping face cream with sunscreen, opt for a lotion containing SPF, like Est\u00E9e Lauder DayWear Plus Multi Protection Anti-Oxidant Lotion SPF 30, $38.   Reach for a makeup-remover pad. If you just want to crash at night, try Neutrogena Make-Up Remover Cleansing Towelettes, $8.19, to clean your face in seconds flat. Keep nails simple. Looking polished doesn&amp;#039;t require several layers of color. A soft base coat is dazzling on its own. Try OPI Original Nail Envy Natural Nail Strengtheners, $14.95.  Hassle-Free Hair Forget the phrase shampoo, rinse, and repeat. Simply lather up once. And only wash every other day to protect your hair and scalp from drying out.   Leave some conditioner in there. Conditioners like Kiehl&amp;#039;s Hair Conditioner and Grooming Aid Formula, $12, often contain many of the same ingredients as styling creams, so don&amp;#039;t rinse them out of your ends completely.   Spot treat your roots. If that area is turning greasy and you&amp;#039;re short on time, simply dust on hair powder. Umi Powder, $27.50, matches all shades and adds fullness.   Work your natural texture. If you have waves, just run an antifrizz cream (Matrix Curl.Life Contouring Creme, $16.99) through damp hair and you&amp;#039;re good to go. For fine locks, apply a root volumizer (Redken Body Full Weightlifter root treatment, $14.95), and blow-dry.   Score style while you sleep. At night, braid or roll damp hair up into a low bun. When you wake up and undo your tresses, they will have dried into pretty waves. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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