1. Kiehl's Midnight Recovery Concentrate, £36; kiehls.co.uk

2. Origins Drink Up Intensive, £23; origins.co.uk

3. Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Recovery Complex II, £49; esteelauder.co.uk

4. Clinique Moisture Surge Overnight Mask, £30; clinique.co.uk

5. Sarah Chapman Overnight Facial, £45; sarahchapman.net

9) Spritz Correctly

Our perfume is usually the last stage of our beauty routine, and we are often in such a rush, we end up spraying and spritzing in all random directions, ingesting some of the fumes, and running out of the door. Sound familiar? Well, we've got some top tips for you to make sure your perfume lasts all day and doesn't go to waste as it lands on the carpet and not you.

First of all, the cardinal sin of perfume application is the wrist rub. We know, we've all been told that we need to activate the scent by rubbing the freshly applied perfume on our wrists together, but we can tell you right now that this is a lie. In fact, rubbing our wrists together breaks down the molecules in the oils, ruining the scent altogether. Instead, let your wrists and other places were you spritzed air dry naturally. Alternatively, you can flap your arms around like a swan, whatever works for you.

Our next top tip is to place your scent strategically. Before you go to work in the morning, spray your perfume on your bra and underwear. This way the perfume will adhere to the fabric of your clothes, and will last all day. No more lugging around your fragrance bottle in your bag - more space for the more important things in life, like chocolate.

If you don't quite fancy spritzing your expensive perfume on your undies, knowing where to apply it on your body is key to not wasting the fragrance, as well as making sure the scent is long-lasting.

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