Nighttime Skincare Routine

Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by VIICode but all opinions are my own. Thank you for supporting brands who support Breakfast at Lilly’s.

Skincare is super important to me so having a good nighttime routine is absolutely crucial. If you’re like me, you’re super nosey and always interested in what products everyone else is using so that you can try them for yourself. So today I’m giving you a look into my nighttime skincare routine.

Simple Micellar Water – First I use a mix of micellar water and a makeup removing balm to remove my makeup from my face. I don’t wear makeup daily so this isn’t always a step in my routine but on the days that I use, this micellar water works like a champ.

Other favorites: Clinique Cleansing Balm

Tula Purifying Cleanser – Tula’s cleanser has been my favorite for the past year. It’s super gentle and works for all skin types, especially sensitive skin like mine.

Pixi Glow Tonic – After I cleanse, then it’s time to use my glow tonic. This product has been a game changer for me and if you need an introduction to Pixi products, then I recommend trying this one out.

Tula Day and Night Cream – As you can tell, Tula is a staple skincare brand for me. The day and night cream is gentle and really helps keep your skin feeling baby soft.

Last lengthening serum – This lash lengthening serum has been the keys longer, fuller lashes for me. I’m too scared to ruin my eyelashes with eyelash extensions so this is my way of getting bolder lashes without the high price tag.

Lip Balm – My lips are always super chapped, especially during the winter months so I make sure to put on lip balm each and every night before bed.

VII Code Eyemasks – Now let’s talk about a new favorite of mine, these amazing eye masks. They are super hydrating and work best when left on for 8 hours so that means they’re more of a sleeping eye mask. Don’t worry though – they’re super comfortable and don’t slip and slide around your face all night when you’re sleeping. For best results, I recommend popping them in the fridge for a bit so that they’re even more cooling under your eyes.