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5 Makeup Tricks to Hide the Hangover From Hell
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5 Makeup Tricks to Hide the Hangover From Hell

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We’ll point the finger at the friend who encouraged a third glass of wine with dinner, or the bartender who was too generous with his vodka-to-soda ratio. Whatever (whoever?) the reason may be for getting a little too cocktail-happy during a night on the town, we’ve accepted that it just happens sometimes. Bring on the unattractive consequences. Ideally, we’d spend a day post-party in the most cliché way possible: in bed with a big bag of greasy fast food and Netflix. Unfortunately, our schedules are too packed with brunches, errands, and of course, work, to allow ourselves a day of lounging around---especially during the week.

Instead, we need act like the grown-ups we are, wipe that hungover gaze from our faces and carry on with our commitments. But how do you fake being in prime condition while battling blotchy skin, glossy eyes and an overall look of near-death dehydration? We’re highlighting five products to add to your beauty regimen that’ll help keep your night of partying between you and your friends (and maybe your Instagram followers).

Browse the gallery below to learn the 5 best makeup tricks to hide a hangover.

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#1. Brow Filler The key to hiding your hangover is to look like you had a full night’s sleep. An easy way to get that bright-eyed, bushy-tailed look? Well-defined brows. Whether yours are Delevingne-worthy or thin and sparse, try a tinted eyebrow gel. The brush will tame unruly brows while the tint will give the appearance of fuller, thicker versions. A gel filler will ensure you achieve the perfect shape, and won’t flake or fade throughout the day. Anastasia Beverly Hills Tinted Brow Gel ($29, murale.ca )

Renée Reardin is a writer and editor with 15 years of experience in the beauty, fashion, and wellness spaces. You'll also find her work on other Canadian publications like Elle Canada and The Globe and Mail, and American publications like InStyle and Glossy.

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