Whether you’re a beauty editor or not, we believe no one can turn down at least trying a beauty hack. These innovative and sometimes, quick tricks have a way of making our lives just a little bit easier, especially when we need it most (a.k.a when you need to fake a blowout or need to rid your oily T-zone, STAT). After our years of researching trends, interviewing experts and trying a ton of products, we’ve kept a few tricks up our sleeve and picked the ones worth sharing. Ahead, read on for a list of beauty editor hacks to try like, now. To Get Rid of Frizzy Hair Days for Good:“Sleep with a silk hair tie and pillow case.” — Jessica Harrington, Associate Editor Makeup.com and Skincare.comFor When Mascara Wreaks Havoc on Your Completed Eyeshadow Look:“When your mascara transfers onto your eyelids, use a clean, fluffy eyeshadow brush to buff it clean.” — Genesis Rivas, Assistant Editor Makeup.com and Skincare.comTo Clean Up Messy Glitter Moments:“Use tape to get rid of glitter eyeshadow fallout.” — Lindsey Unterberger, Content Director Makeup.com and Skincare.comFor When Makeup Gets on Your Clothes: “This is one of those no-brainers you never think of: If you get makeup on your clothes, use makeup wipes to clean it off.” — Lindsey Unterberger, Content Director Makeup.com and Skincare.comTo Save Your Dry Winter Lips:“Use a thick moisturizer or cream as a lip mask to remedy dry lips.” — Samantha Holender, Assistant Editor Makeup.com and Skincare.com For the Eyeliner Novice:“Use the edge of a spoon or fork to help you create a winged liner.” — Jillian Selzer, Social Media Editor Makeup.com and Skincare.comTo Perfect Your Cat-Eye: “Anchor the palm of your hand under your chin and use that hand to draw the perfect cat-eye. It stabilizes your hand and lines up to your upper lash line perfectly.” — Alanna Martine Kilkeary, Associate Editor Makeup.com and Skincare.com For Quick Touch-Ups:“Use a Q-tip dipped into moisturizer to clean up makeup.” — Sarah Siegal, Assistant Beauty Editor POPSUGAR To Fake the Perfect Blowout:“Whenever I air dry my hair, I tuck my hair behind my ears to let it dry. It creates the perfect wavy bend to frame your face.” — Amanda Murray, Senior Native Style Editor and Content Strategist POPSUGAR 
