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Makeup You Can — and Should — Sleep inNow, hitting the sack without washing your face can actually be good for your skin |
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But it's not just Instagram stars and romantic comedy leading ladies who hit the pillow wearing a full face of makeup. Take celebrity makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury. No one -- not even her husband -- has seen her sans makeup. She even washes her face at night before strategically reapplying her makeup. (She says this proudly with a twinkle in her eye, but I have a feeling she's not entirely kidding.)
Fortunately, if this sounds like you -- or it's something you could get into -- there's a new breed of makeup made just for sleeping. All of these products have skin care benefits, and many of them boost your skin's natural overnight repair work. Even I was tempted to try them. After all, you never know when someone might be lurking with a phone, ready to post your sleeping face on social media.
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