7 skincare cures for erasing all signs of a Holiday hangover.
as clients. First things first, after peeling yourself out of bed and brushing those teeth, the pro recommends a mini at-home facial.
"It's important to remove all the dryness on the skin's surface so the products can properly penetrate," she says counting Dr. Dennis Gross's peel pads as her top exfoliating choice. Next comes a hefty layer of hyaluronic acid serum, like Dr. Nigma's elixir, packed with marine peptides to plump skin from the inside out.
Downing a healthy amount of water throughout the process is key—as are a few final steps: first, slather on Darden's own oil-free moisturizer in place of potentially irritating retinols, glycolic acids or clay masks, then camouflage blotchiness with a dab of Charlotte Tilbury's magic concealer wand. Its velvety airbrush effect will make any lingering morning-after regrets disappear—
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