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

Standard Insight Terms and Conditions apply

Lots of sleep & always lots of oil on the face (in addition to moisturiser), coconut or rosehip or almond

drink plenty of water, try and get a good nights sleep,eat lots of fruit and veg

Plenty of sleep. Drink lots of water through the day. Make sure you remove eye make up before bed.

Lots of fresh air and exercise during the day and a good nights sleep.

I swear I look brighter-eyed after a day by the sea involving a long walk .

Also drinking lots of water and minimal caffeine/alcohol.

My best remedy is to eat plenty of iron rich vegetables, such as spinach and kale, drink plenty of water and finish my cleansing routine by sweeping Liz Earle Eyebright across my eyelids. It really does the job

Early night, lots of water and the classic cucumber on the eyes!

Sleep and water and more water and even more water. And moisturise of course, and drink more water.

Fresh air, lots of water, and make sure you take off all your make up before bed - I use Liz Earle's hot cloth cleanser - this definitely makes a big difference to how bright eyed I look in the morning.

Hot cloth cleansing, sleeping on a fairly high pillow and not face down, lots of fruit and veg, lots of water, lots of sleep.

Have yet to find an eye product that makes any difference.

Use a good micellar water and steam your face in the shower. Also get a good night's sleep. Failing that, plenty of good quality concealer

I have no idea....I desperately need to look after my skin better. My eldest son has special needs so I wake up when he wakes up and go to bed when he doesn't need me any longer for the day. He's now getting older and more independent so I'm starting to get some 'me time' back. I'm using this thread for ideas and tips!

Send the children to the grandparents = no disturbances

A wonderful husband who gets up if our son wakes because he can go straight back to sleep unlike me.

Lots of sleep. A good naural source multivitamin supplement. Plenty of water. Spending time to think about the good things in life. Nothing is more beautiful than a woman who is full of joy .

I hold a hot flannel on top of closed eyelids to wake them up when they feel tired and dry, really helps.

• Avoid alcohol or stimulants e.g caffeine
• Remove all make up
• Avoid smoke or other 'charged' atmospheres such as swimming pools.
• Don't use screens before bed or have high contrasts of bright light reading in a dark room.
• Get a good 7-8 hours solid sleep.
• Bribe children to stay in bed until morning or better still get a babysitter and go away for the night!

My biggest tips for bright eyes is to drink lots of water, do not drink alcohol, remove all makeup, wear sunglasses, and get a good nights sleep. Using a silk pillowcase generally keeps skin wrinkle free. I have also been known to take Milk Thistle as a supplement to cleanse the liver. This seems to clear up my eyes also. I really should heed my own advice.

• Remove all make up as soon as you're home
• Apply a good serum
• Apply eye cream
• Water by the side of bed
• No TV or iPad in the dark
• Sensitive eye mist for gritty morning eyes

I sleep with an eye mask on as any light keeps me awake. Not having small children also helps but not much you can do about that one!!!!

Drink plenty of water and invest in a good eye cream and use it morning and night.

Wash with a clean flannel and stay indoors.

Put two teaspoons in the fridge and put them on your eyes first thing in the morning. Lovely and fresh.

I'm a bit evangelical a the moment. Had my first comment about clearer skin and brighter eyes. I've massively increased vegetable intake including lots of avocado and more nuts and seeds. Lots of lemon and ginger tea. Lots less wheat! (Never thought I would say that last one!) and I religiously use a facial oil and eye cream now. It's a noticeable improvement and I'm really pleased. My eyes are less puffy and dull.

Take off make up!
No booze! Red, dry eyes if I ever lucky enough to get pissed these days & forget both

I keep my eyebright in the fridge so it's extra cold when I use it. Aim for a full 8 hours uninterrupted sleep (ha ha) and drink plenty of water.