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Your Morning After Rx

  • Your Morning After Rx
    By Emili VesilindSure, the newest addition to Hangover 2, Jamie Chung, looks fresh-faced and rested for the movie's premiere. But like most of us, the MTV Real World alum has no doubt let her party animal out of the cage now and again. The next time one too many turns into two (or three) too many, bounce back with these beauty tricks.
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  • Your Morning After Rx
    When you wake up (in your makeup), wash your face with an exfoliating cleanser that's strong enough to get the grime off, but still gentle enough to use on mascara-encrusted eyelids. SHOP NOW: Lancer Skincare Natural Sea Minerals Polish, $50
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  • Your Morning After Rx
    Dry martinis lead to even drier skin, so swig lots of water, along with a carton or two of coconut water. The low-cal natural elixir also helps replenish much needed electrolytes. SHOP NOW: Zico Premium Coconut Water, prices vary
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  • Your Morning After Rx
    Because drinking can leave your complexion looking sallow, adding some color is a must for partied-out skin, says Hollywood makeup artist Lexi Swain. To fake a well-rested glow, opt for a cream formula that will also help parched skin appear more dewy.SHOP NOW: MAC Skin Sheen Bronzer Stick, $30
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  • Your Morning After Rx
    Swain keeps a cold spoon and chilled chamomile tea bags (a natural anti-inflammatory) in the fridge to press onto tired peepers. And she opts for an eye gel instead of a cream to soothe the area. SHOP NOW: Clinique All About Eyes, $29
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  • Your Morning After Rx
    If you wake up with eyes redder than a rooster's crown, quell the crimson with a concealer that's slightly lighter than your daily one. For an instant brightening effect, dab a little white-ish highlighter in the inner corners of your eyes, says Swain.SHOP NOW: Yves St. Laurent Touche Éclat, $40
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  • Your Morning After Rx
    Slept through your alarm? Skip the shower (a splash of color water will have to do), and opt for a dry shampoo to help sop up excess oil and save you time. SHOP NOW: Lulu Organics Hair Powder, $10
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  • Your Morning After Rx
    Unwashed, product-laden hair can be scarier than a pair of high-heeled sneakers. If the dry shampoo is a lost cause, craft an easy updo. These pretty bands make a statement on your wrist and let you securely fasten hair into a super-sleek pony.SHOP NOW: Twistband ties, $5 for 3
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  • Your Morning After Rx
    Wishing you hadn’t been so game for those 2AM tequila shots? Squash morning-after nausea by chewing on a few pieces of ginger, a natural stomach settler. SHOP NOW: Chimes Natural Ginger, prices vary
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  • Your Morning After Rx
    Although the hair of the dog may seem tempting, your depleted system needs more than a liquid fix. Eggs and whole wheat toast provide a healthy balance of carbs and protein to give you a boost. In a pinch, this new multivitamin may also help. (Makers claim its combo of ingredients flush toxins and replenish nutrients.) LEARN MORE: Drinkwel
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  • Hangover Helper

    1 of 10

    By Emili Vesilind

    Sure, the newest addition to Hangover 2, Jamie Chung, looks fresh-faced and rested for the movie's premiere. But like most of us, the MTV Real World alum has no doubt let her party animal out of the cage now and again. The next time one too many turns into two (or three) too many, bounce back with these beauty tricks.

  • Face Facts

    2 of 10

    When you wake up (in your makeup), wash your face with an exfoliating cleanser that's strong enough to get the grime off, but still gentle enough to use on mascara-encrusted eyelids.

    SHOP NOW: Lancer Skincare Natural Sea Minerals Polish, $50

  • Drink Up

    3 of 10

    Dry martinis lead to even drier skin, so swig lots of water, along with a carton or two of coconut water. The low-cal natural elixir also helps replenish much needed electrolytes.

    SHOP NOW: Zico Premium Coconut Water, prices vary

  • Tint Hint

    4 of 10

    Because drinking can leave your complexion looking sallow, adding some color is a must for partied-out skin, says Hollywood makeup artist Lexi Swain. To fake a well-rested glow, opt for a cream formula that will also help parched skin appear more dewy.

    SHOP NOW: MAC Skin Sheen Bronzer Stick, $30

  • Chill Out

    5 of 10

    Swain keeps a cold spoon and chilled chamomile tea bags (a natural anti-inflammatory) in the fridge to press onto tired peepers. And she opts for an eye gel instead of a cream to soothe the area.

    SHOP NOW: Clinique All About Eyes, $29

  • Red Alert

    6 of 10

    If you wake up with eyes redder than a rooster's crown, quell the crimson with a concealer that's slightly lighter than your daily one. For an instant brightening effect, "dab a little white-ish highlighter in the inner corners of your eyes," says Swain.

    SHOP NOW: Yves St. Laurent Touche Éclat, $40

  • Dry Out

    7 of 10

    Slept through your alarm? Skip the shower (a splash of color water will have to do), and opt for a dry shampoo to help sop up excess oil and save you time.

    SHOP NOW: Lulu Organics Hair Powder, $10

  • With The Band

    8 of 10

    Unwashed, product-laden hair can be scarier than a pair of high-heeled sneakers. If the dry shampoo is a lost cause, craft an easy updo. These pretty bands make a statement on your wrist and let you securely fasten hair into a super-sleek pony.

    SHOP NOW: Twistband ties, $5 for 3

  • Chew On This

    9 of 10

    Wishing you hadn’t been so game for those 2AM tequila shots? Squash morning-after nausea by chewing on a few pieces of ginger, a natural stomach settler.

    SHOP NOW: Chimes Natural Ginger, prices vary

  • Fuel Up

    10 of 10

    Although the hair of the dog may seem tempting, your depleted system needs more than a liquid fix. Eggs and whole wheat toast provide a healthy balance of carbs and protein to give you a boost. In a pinch, this new multivitamin may also help. (Makers claim its combo of ingredients flush toxins and replenish nutrients.)

    LEARN MORE: Drinkwel

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