Make up necessities:

1. Moisturizer with retinol - apply it before bed to reduce fine lines and even out discoloration.

2. Concealer - to hide undereye circles as well as blemishes and dark spots.

3. Lip balm - to keep lips hydrated.

4. Mascara - two coats, leave your eyes looking larger.

5. Eyelash curler - makes thos lashes look longer.

6. Moisturizer with sunscreen SPF - for everyday use with antioxidants like vitamin C and E.

7. Body mositurizer, not-too-heavy humectant glycerin - apply it when your skin is still damp after a shower.

8. Lipcolor - a neutral pink gloss for days and a red shade for nights.

9. Blush - a cream blush to add a healthy rosy cheek look.

The Extras:

1. Exfoliator - helps slough away dead skin cells for dry patches or clogged pores.

2. Foundation or a tinted moisturizer - a concealer goes a long way toward evening out your complexion, and a tinted moisturizer gives a flawless finish.

3. Self-Tanner - stay within two shades of your own natural skin tone, for that glow.

4. Deep conditioner treatment once a week - for a highter concentration of moisturizers for a silky hair. (for fine hair, only on the ends)

5. Eye cream -
Caffeine helps reduce puffiness
Niacinamide and Retinol for smooth fine lines
Sunscreen for pigment related dark circles

6. Eyeliner - A dark brown pencil is the most flatering and make you loke more bright eyed.

7. Bronzer - apply the powder after the blush, (dusting the temples, cheekbones, tip of chin) to create a a warm skin tone. No more then two shades darker than your complexion.

8. Teeth-whitening strips - keep a youthful white smile. To test your teeth - take a white piece of paper to your them to see if they are yellow, then try a drugstore brand like Rembrandt or Listerine quick dissolving strips religiously for a couple of weeks. For gray-tinged you might want to check with your dentist first.

Toss out, a waist of money:

1. Toner - today's cleansers don't leave a soapy film.

2. Foot mask - use a moisturizer instead to smooth rough spots on your feet.

3. Lip exfoliator - if you have superflaky lips slather on balm, then wrap a tissue around your index finger and rub it over your lips to remove the flakes without risking irritation. Otherwise a balm should be good enough to use.

4. Cellulite be gone products - all you need is a sunscreen on your legs to prevent the UV-induced collagen loss that makes skin become slack and look more dimpled.