Hungover? We Built a Holiday-Party-Ready Beauty Kit to Help You Recover

Lightly press the Herbivore Jade Facial Roller into your skin and roll it towards your hairline, starting at your chin and working upwards. This will help your products absorb, will work to reduce swelling and bring back your glow.

OK, this one’s optional, but it’s certainly going to help your skin feel refreshed and clean. Double cleanse with a gel or foam cleanser like La Roche Posay Toleriane Hydrating Gentle Facial Cleanser.

Now that you’re (hopefully) recovered, or at least feeling better now than you were early this morning, give your skin a little more love before you go to sleep. We recommend using a hydrating overnight mask like the Lancôme Moisturizing Rose Jelly Overnight Mask so when you wake up, you’ll be as good as new — until next weekend, that is.

Once you wake up from your nap, or maybe when you get home from work or school (we’re sorry), drench your skin in a hydrating mask, like the Kiehl’s Calendula & Aloe Soothing Hydration Mask.

If you have to go about life as normal without taking a nap first, we recommend bringing a face mist along. The Glowing Facial Mist from Leaders Cosmetics contains hyaluronic acid to give your skin moisture and white blossom complex to brighten your skin. Spritz throughout the day to keep yourself awake and bring the life back into your skin.

You’ll want to start by removing any remaining makeup or grime from your skin with an oil-based cleanser like Shu Uemura Ultime8 Sublime Beauty Cleansing Oil.

You’ve taken care of your face, but you can’t forget about your lips. Consider exfoliating your lips first to ensure your skin absorbs all of the hydration it needs from your essential oil-packed lip balm. One of our current faves is Seed Phytonutrients Lip Balm.

Apply a facial oil with a blend of antioxidants to correct dullness and fatigue, like Kiehl’s Daily Revitalizing Concentrate. After that, apply a hydrating moisturizer like Vichy Aqualia Thermal Rich Face Moisturizer.