#mornigroutine

Do you have a morning routine? What is it / what would it ideally be? What time do you get up? What time would you ideally get up?

No, I do not. I'd love to though. I start my class days waking up at 6:00 am, having a shower and having breakfast. After it, I head out to the underground and make my way to school. Simply to arrive at 8:00 am after commuting.

My wished time to wake up would be 8 am, so I can see light through the window. Probably my ideal morning routine would be reading, having a shower, then breakfast and finally a little walk. Just enough to enjoy the pleasure and not to be in a hurry every single morning. Not only I'd wake up later on but would also be more relaxed overall.

Every morning, ain’t nobody never want to being on the bed as long as possible, but school or work got you so badly to getting up and heading directly to the bathroom. I’ve been through it since I was in the kindergarten and struggling still! Even worse for ladies, you’d better not leave your home with zombie-kinda look, right? (well, I mean with your totally bare-faced.) Trust me, dark circle under your eyes never impress anyone! 

Meanwhile, the fluffiness of your pillow drag you away from your duty. I know how hard it is – to waking up half an hour or an hour ahead just for a spare time to putting on makeup – but, raise your glasses for ladies! Recently, I’ve managed to find a way to bye-bye zombish me in 10-15 mins. 

Here’s how I put on my makeup before going to collage.

After I moisturize my skin with my face lotion and put on some sun screen, cover my dark under eye areas with a thin layer of red lipstick to correct the discolorations then put some concealer (in my natural skin shade) to cover the reddish. Tap the concealer until it blended out smoothly. 

Put on the pressed powder that has medium-to-full coverage all over my face. (If you have quite serious imperfections or uneven skin, I suggest you to cover them with the concealer that matches your skin color perfectly before mattify your face with powder.)

Define my eye brows with a brown pencil. Draw lines to structure my brows and then use an angle brush dipping in the brown powder and filing in the gap to make them look fuller.

Apply peach-toned blush to make my cheeks flush out.

Apply some mascara to waken up my eyes. (Optional)

Lastly, put on some lipstick. Voilà! I’m ready to go.

This is my kinda go-to makeup that I normally wear. You surely can skip any steps or add more some of your techniques as them making your desired result. Still and all, these tricks don’t take you more than 15 mins. You certainly got more time to spare on your comfy bed!