Who knew you could use a toothbrush on your hair? Tease perfect braids to score a "lived-in" style.

It can be super hard to create an ultra-precise winged look if you're not blessed with steady hands. Use a stencil to amp your eye game. For a quick line,

use scotch tape (like British Beauty Addict shown here) or a playing card to trace the edge. For a round wing, use a spoon or the lid of

a makeup compact.

Thanks to beauty vlogger xoJahtna, DIY your own makeup setting spray by mixing distilled water, organic green tea, and a few drops of

Vitamin E. Once cool, transfer the mixture into a spray bottle. Then, spritz it on after applying your makeup for an all-day look. Voilà!

Choose an eye shadow that's a similar shade to your natural hair color, then fill in your part to convincingly pull off the appearance of thicker, more luxurious

locks.

Using an eyelash spoolie, cover the brush loosely with a cotton ball. After applying the first coat of mascara, lightly comb lashes with the cotton spoolie. The idea here is

that small bits of cotton will attach to your lashes creating the appearance of natural-looking voluminous lashes.

Known for its anti-inflammatory properties, green tea is a natural go-to in the organic skincare industry. Steep a couple bags in warm water then put them in the fridge to

chill until they are nice and cold. Squeeze out the excess water so they aren't dripping, then lay back and place them over your eyes for 5-10 minutes. Green Tea

naturally contains caffeine, which will help tighten skin. And, the coolness of the tea bag will help alleviate puffiness, as well.

Prolong your favorite scent by spritzing it on after you've applied lotion—scents last longer when applied to oily skin. Amp your fragrance game by layering scents with a lotion that

matches your perfume. 

Insert bobby pins into hair so that the wavy side lies flat against your scalp—the texture will strengthen the grip and make your style last longer!

Ensure that your matte lipstick goes on smoothly by exfoliating lips beforehand. Using lip balm and a Q-tip, trace lips to remove any dry skin, like MakeupByAlli.

Popular for correcting dark circles, beauty blogger Chloe Morello uses yellow concealer to brighten acne scars. After applying the concealer directly to the area, she uses a pencil brush

to very lightly blend in the concealer.

This hack comes from Youtube guru, Wayne Goss. Turn your kohl eye liner pencil into your favorite beauty hack. Using a lighter, soften the tip of the pencil

by quickly darting it in and out of the flame. Before application, test it on the back of your hand. The warmth from the flame will instantly turn your hard

pencil into a gel-like smudge, perfect for creating the best smoky eye ever!

Use concealer to edge the bottom and tops of your eye brow. The concealer defines the look and works as a highlighter. Also, using concealer reduces the need for powder,

which gives you a cake-free finish. 

Using white liner or shadow as a base will make your brighter eye shades pop! You can do the same for lipsticks by coating lips with concealer or foundation before

applying your lighter lip pigments.

Tame frizzy hair right out of the shower by reaching for a T-shirt instead of a towel. Also, wrapping hair too tightly in a towel can lead to

breakage, damaging your strands.

This tip was tested by Youtubers, Moda Mob. Without getting too aggressive with the application, use a thin layer of orange lipstick to hide dark eye circles. The

orange hue counteracts the darkness of the skin better than traditional concealer alone.

Before applying nail color, swipe a layer of lip balm across cuticles for a mess-free finish.

Apply a shimmer shadow to your corners for noticeably brighter eyes!

Fight the desire to pump your mascara for all-over brush coverage. The more you pump the tube, the more air can enter, ultimately drying out your mascara quicker.

Turn your mascara wand vertically to make sure your bottom lashes are getting the TLC they deserve!

Easily reduce clumps by opting to apply mascara with a fan brush, rather than your mascara wand. It especially works great on those hard-to-cover bottom lashes.

Adding a shiny topcoat to nude pigments reduces the appearance of dry or chapped lips, while also adding some life to your overall look.

If you're fresh out of dry shampoo, reach for the baby powder instead. It's great for absorbing the oils in your hair. Beauty vlogger Roxette Arisa dishes that

her favorite brand to use is Burt's Bees!

Never fail, we always manage to get mascara in the silliest of places. Clean up those pesky mistakes with a Q-Tip. Let the mascara dry, first, to reduce

smudging. Afterward, take a Q-Tip, and in a rotating motion, remove the mascara from your cheeks or nose like magic.

Use a business card as a shield from your mascara wand for a mess-free beauty sesh!

Draw on some white or nude eye liner in your waterline to create the illusion of big, bright eyes in an instant!

After applying lipstick, brush on some translucent setting powder to turn your favorite pigments into a matte finish!

Don't just swipe concealer under your eye, create a triangle, instead. It not only makes your skin appear brighter, but the added coverage also makes skin look smoother.

Cut the ends off a sanitary napkin and stick to cheeks, directly under the eye. While applying eye shadow, you'll notice that the excess pigments drop onto the napkin, rather

than on your cheeks!

Beauty blogger Tiffany Ma swears by this hair hack saying she tries to massage her scalp for at least 10 minutes a day.

Trade in your old brush for one with wooden bristles, which are great for taming staticky strands! 

Score dewy, refreshed skin with a Rose Water DIY. In stores, rose water tends to be a little pricey, so making this beauty elixir at home is a definite plus! 

All

you need is super-clean petals from 7 roses and some distilled water. Put the petals in a large pot with just enough water to cover. Simmer the petals over medium

heat until the almost lose their color, strain out the petals, and you have rose water!

Roses are packed with anti-inflammatory properties, so this water is great for reducing redness.

This simple hack will spread lashes apart, making them appear longer and bolder.

Mixing with water and apple cider vinegar works great as a toner. Feel free to use green tea as well; both are perfect for balancing your skin's PH.

Prolong your scents by spritzing them in your pulse points, like on the inside of your wrist, even the back of your knee!

Apply a dab to hands and then comb fingers through your hair. Be careful with this hack, though; too much and your hair might look dirty!

Never get lipstick on your teeth again with this simple trick! Stick your pointer finger in your mouth (don't be weird, you guys). Making an "O" shape, pull your finger

out to reveal all that excess lipstick that was ready and waiting to attach to your teeth!

Not only is this genius hack inexpensive and brilliant, it's also great for your skin. Pull double-duty by ridding your skin of makeup and hydrating it at the same time!

When you run out of shaving cream, conditioner makes a nice alternative. Just be careful in the tub, it can make the bottom a little slippery! Don't say

we didn't warn, ya!

Meeting friends straight after work? Use your lipstick as a cream blush to liven up your look!

Bonus: Your hair will smell like a meadow in spring!

Toss your mascara, loofah, and nail file after 3 months. Your liquid eyeliner, liquid foundations/concealers, and most face creams should only be kept for 6-12 months. Ditch lip gloss and

sunscreen after a year. Read up on more expiration dates here.

Use the rounded edge of a Band-Aid to score an ultra-precise French mani. Once polish is dry, just peel it off.

Who doesn't want a summer shimmer? Adding a touch of bronzer will only add to your sun-touched sheen!

Using a Q-Tip, dab a little Tea Tree Oil directly on top of your zit before bed. It will magically disappear overnight (almost 😉).

Whip up Brown Sugar Body Scrub at home by mixing sugar with just enough olive oil. The oil will hydrate skin, while the sugar texture will gently exfoliate!

Damp eyebrows will ensure that your pencil goes on smoother for a better looking brow!

Not only are they gentle on skin, but baby wipes are way more inexpensive than typical makeup wipes!

Warm up your curler with some hot air for stylish, perfectly curled lashes in a jiffy! The heat basically turns your regular old eyelash curler into a curling iron for

your lashes.

Add a drop to your lip gloss to score a positively plump pout! 

Find out what beauty stores and makeup counters around you will give you free makeovers or even hold free beauty classes. Amp your makeup game with some tips from the

pros!