Problems with staying up late for women, whether it’s for studying for exams, working late, or getting hooked on series and sports games, are the culprits that can quickly damage your skin. This results in dull skin, panda eyes, breakouts, premature wrinkles, and many other skin issues. But don’t worry, these problems can be solved if you follow these tips:

How to maintain facial skin

• Use a scrub to stimulate blood circulation
  For skin that has deteriorated from staying up late, incorporate a scrub into your facial cleansing routine. The small granules in the scrub will help stimulate the skin cells, improving blood circulation and making your face feel refreshed, almost as if you’ve had a full night’s rest.
• Take care of the skin around your eyes
  Staying up late can cause the skin around the eyes to become dark and puffy. To help reduce dark circles, use a gel serum with vitamin C extracts. This will help lighten the under-eye area and give it a fresh appearance.
• Drink water to hydrate your skin
  Make sure to drink at least 8 glasses (2 liters) of water a day. Water helps restore the skin, reviving it from the dullness caused by late nights, keeping your skin plump and glowing.
• Cold face masks
  To hydrate your skin and avoid looking like a zombie, take a used face mask that you know works for your skin, and store it in the refrigerator. Applying a cool mask will help refresh and brighten your face, making it look rejuvenated.
• Cucumbers help
  Slice a cucumber into thin pieces and place them on your face. The cucumber will help replenish lost moisture and hydrate the skin, leaving it feeling refreshed and revitalized.