Blue Light Protection Mask

When your always on your phone or just watching TV I've found that using this cream helps keep your skin bright, it's a must first thing in the morning

I have used this product about 3x now. I prefer the spray type of projections that are on the market to this because this is kind of oily looking. And it's expensive even thou I found a good discount on it. I recommend it fairly but like I said there are other products that do better.

Since March this year, I have been working from home. Six months later, I found some favorite care products. I usually put them in addition to my laptop. Mario Badescu spray: just spray and I feel refreshed again! With the hot days of summer this started and never stopped ever since 🙄🙄 the content is a mix between Mario Badescu spray itself and an odourneutral face spray. (Yes I have so many sprays I can start mixing 🙈🙈) Hand cream: all that hand washing and disinfection ensure dry hands. Always hand cream nearby to remedy that. At the moment it is the Raunsborg from the Goodiebox. That dark blue of the Nivea (with almond oil) is also a favorite! Advantage of this one from Raunsborg is that it retracts super fast and so I don't leave greasy fingerprints on my keyboard 😝😝 Body spray: that I don't have to go outside doesn't mean I don't have to smell good. I think a body spray that I spray on my clothes is a good solution. I've already made up one of Victoria Secret. And this one in between. Have another one of Victoria Secret ready 🥰🥰 And my latest addition: Mudmusky's anti-blue light mask. I do screen work. So I'm irradiated by screen light from all sides 😑😑 I see this as a kind of indoor spf 🤣🤣 If you just got it, there's a kind of white layer that you just need to massage in a few extra times. Whether this really helps? Time will tell. Otherwise, I just have extra hydration running lubricating hehe 😝😝 this also goes well with the facial spray. Are there any more ladies here who have been working from home (for a long time)? And what new routines have you developed? I'm curious!