At night is when your body recover itself from everything it went through during the day. It’s when it gets the restoration and repair it needs. Make sure you’ve a healthy sleep routine, that it’s dark in your room, and that you’ve a comfortable bed and atmosphere. These will help you to get a good night’s sleep.
2. Don’t go to sleep with your makeup on
No matter how lazy you’re feeling, remember that taking off your makeup is something that you should be doing everyday. Removing all your makeup is vital if you want to take good care of your skin overnight.
If you fall asleep at night with your makeup on, your skin won’t have the chance to recover and won’t be looking healthy and vibrant when you wake up in the morning. So, going to sleep with your makeup on is a big no-no!
If you’re not sure about which moisturizers may be better for your skin, you can look for a professional opinion from a dermatologist.

5. Change and launder your sheets often
Ideally you should change your sheets every 7 to 10 days. The reason? As you sleep, your body naturally sheds dead skin cells, which accumulate in your bed linens eventually exacerbating and leading to new breakouts. Regularly washing your sheets eliminates that skin-clogging debris.
This way, your skin will be resting in a clean place and look radiant in the morning and you’ll have the joy of climbing into a bed freshly made with crisp sheets! It’s a win win situation.

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