Got tips for waking up brighter-eyed? Tell Liz Earle - win their full Superskin™ range, worth £305. NOW CLOSED!

[ZaneMumsnet]

We can’t always wake up looking as bright eyed as we’d like. From the children keeping you awake, to staying up late to watch your favourite show or checking your Facebook (or Mumsnet!) account, it can all take a toll on us come morning.

Here’s what Liz Earle say “We are proud to announce that our secret for visibly brighter eyes, NEW Superskin™ Eye Cream, has arrived. This luxuriously hydrating new innovation features a powerful botanical blend which helps to visibly lift and firm, while also reducing the appearance of dark circles and puffiness. Used regularly, eyes appear brighter, refreshed and wide awake. Available now"! Check out the new Superskin™ eyecream here.

So, what are your top tips for waking up looking bright eyed? Do you leave the iPad, laptops and phones downstairs when you go to bed? Maybe you have a no-caffeine policy after dinner? Or maybe it’s as simple as getting a good night’s sleep. Whatever secret you turn to to help you wake up feeling fresh, Liz Earle wants to know it.

Everyone who posts on the thread with their tips will be entered into a prize draw where one lucky Mumsnetter will win the complete Liz Earle Superskin™ range, worth £305*. The range includes:

Superskin™ Eye Cream worth £35
Superskin™ Face Serum worth £48
Superskin™ Concentrate for Night worth £60
Much more!

For a full list of the products on offer, please see here. Please note that the price of the gift range is based on individual SKU price.

Thank you and good luck with the prize draw!
MNHQ

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Get enough sleep, cool room and drink plenty of water before bed (and when woken by toddler throughout the night). No make up. Hope to be asleep before dp comes to bed and snores.

Taking off eye make up and a glass of water before bed definitely helps.

I have no idea. I sleep plenty, drink plenty of fluids and still have tired eyes.

Following this thread closely for tips!

Take make up off before bed, use a facial oil then eye cream & night cream.
Try to get enough sleep but most if all don't rub or pull the skin around your eyes too much!

Teaspoons in the fridge the night before. Emergency cure for puffy red eyes.

Getting enough fresh air in the day so I sleep well and don't have trouble getting to sleep. I find a cool room helps me sleep better.

Always take off all make up no matter what! For puffy morning eyes, wrap an ice cube in a tissue and hold over lids seems to help. Eye lash curlers and mascara, essential.

A full night of sleep helps me. Unfortunately I haven't had one for months now!

Sleeping 7 hours straight does it for me - if I wake up in the middle of the night (which I do often) it doesn't matter how many hours I get in total, I look and feel awful next day.

No drinking. A decent nights sleep and a few glasses of water really show on your face. A face cream with spa all year around helps too.

Spf not spa.

A full night's sleep and drinking plenty of water does really help.

Sadly though, I often fail on both counts!!

Lots of water, no alcohol
Fruit & veg, no refined sugar
A good nights sleep

These all make me look & feel healthier with glowing skin & brightereyes!

Moisturiser for me, the dryer my skin, the worse I look under the eyes. Dark circles are hereditary though, right?

Lots and lots of water during the day and if you wake with baggy, saggy eyes- cold spoons that have been in the fridge and rub the back of them around your eyes soon sorts that out

Put your pillow in the fridge.

Sleep
More water, less booze
Good quality sunglasses
Clean off eye make up every night
Moisturise

Drink water not pop/tea/juice in the evening.
Use a really good eye make up remover.
No screen time the hour before bed.

Silk pillowcase, no alcohol, little caffeine!

I always use a separate eye cream, but it doesn't have to be expensive - Aldi has a great one and Superdrug own brand is also good.

Sleep on your back, all make up off, plenty of water and a good 8 hours.

It does seem that every hour of sleep before midnight is worth more than an hour of sleep after midnight, so early to bed helps, and again keeping hydrated during the day.

Get enough sleep, how long is enough differs from person to person

No alcohol.
No screens at night except very low light kindle.
As little makeup on a regular basis as possible.
Sleep in a cold room.
I have a 'Simple' eye gel that has a ball bearing type thing to roll it on, I think the cold metal is as beneficial as the contents.
Agree with whoever said 1 hrs sleep before midnight = 2 afterwards. Early nights with stress relieving techniques if needed.

Lots of sleep and a good eye moisturiser!