The consequences of a drunken night of partying often come sooner than you think. Headache, nausea, dizziness, etc. symptoms caused by alcohol will appear the next morning.
Not to mention, as much as your body is affected, your skin is also affected. Dullness, dryness, acne, dark circles under eyes, etc. are what you may face following a drunken night.
Alcohol is a diuretic, it makes you go to the toilet more than usual and causes the body to lose water and vitamins. From here, the skin becomes drier, losing the moisture it needs to maintain its natural elasticity. Dehydrated skin will disrupt collagen production, which can easily lead to signs of the condition old such as sagging skin, lack of firmness, appearance of wrinkles, etc.
Other way, wine Has the ability to cause inflammation on the skin by increasing the level of histamine in the body – the main factor causing hot flushes, rashes and allergic conditions.
When the body tolerates alcohol, it will also lead to hormone disorders, imbalance of estrogen and cholesterol levels, thereby increasing the risk of acne. Drinking a lot of alcohol also causes the skin’s protective “barrier” to be weakened, allowing external agents the opportunity to attack and make the skin more sensitive.
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To make the parties more vibrant, it is inevitable to raise a glass of wine together. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to make up for your skin following a night out.
Clean skin
Going to bed with makeup on your face is always the first line you need to follow in your daily skincare routine if you don’t want your skin to break out the next morning.
After loading up on alcoholic beverages, this needs to be emphasized even more. Drinking two glasses of water, removing makeup and washing your face thoroughly before going to bed are things you need to keep in mind and seriously apply to preserve your skin. Splashing cold water on your face will also help wake up the skin and soothe any redness or dilated capillaries caused by the alcohol.
Thoroughly moisturize
Skin Dehydration and dryness are the first consequences you get following a night of pampering yourself with refreshing cocktails and intoxicating red wine. To compensate for the amount of moisture that the skin loses, you can add a mask step in addition to applying moisturizer.
Kiehl’s Calendula Petal-Infused Calming Mask contains chamomile extract with soothing properties and aloe rich in vitamins C and E to deeply hydrate and protect the skin barrier.Not only brings a refreshing feeling to help wake up tired, lifeless skin, but the mask also reduces puffy eyes and dark circles.
Choose a mask that is both moisturizing and contains antioxidants to help restore and protect the skin from harmful agents.
Massage to reduce swelling
Drinking too much alcohol the night before can cause your body to retain water and swell your face following you wake up. Therefore, do not be too alarmed if you notice that your face looks plumper when you look in the mirror the next morning.
At this point, the first thing you need to do is use your fingertips gently massage it in a clockwise circle for regarding 10 minutes.
Combined with other tools such as quartz rollers, guasha will stimulate blood circulation and increase the effectiveness of detoxification for the skin.
Don’t forget to take care of your eye skin
When the skin is dehydrated, the eyes are the place to show the most obvious signs. The soft tissue under the eyes when lack of water will shrink and lead to sunken eyes, dark circles. Applying cold with tea grounds, coffee grounds or applying eye masks are all simple and common methods that many women apply.
With The Lifeblood™ and Smoothing Defend Complex, Ultimune Power Infusing Eye Concentrate enhances the resilience of the delicate eye area, promotes beauty circulation and fades dark circles.Besides, investing in a cream or serum specifically for the eye area is also the key to improving dark circles, reducing puffiness and slowing down signs of aging such as wrinkles or crow’s feet in the eyes. eyes in the long run.
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