If the parties and jollifications have left you looking jet-lagged, then reach for Lulu's Killer Filler. This gorgeous product, will fill-in all those lines and wrinkles that too many late nights have created. There are lots of wrinkle concealer's on the market but we absolutely love this one.

Its light diffusing properties will really conceal lines and wrinkles - just pat a little into the line, making sure not to rub, and the tiny spheres will fill in the wrinkle and bounce light away giving the look of younger, firmer skin.

If your New Years resolution is to get your nails into shape then there are a few tricks you can try to help your nails feel and look healthier. Nails will always benefit from moisture so do try to get into the routine of applying cream or oil every night if you can. Liz Earles Superskin Concentrate is fabulous for this job but anything similar will be beneficial. Keep your nails shortish until they are stronger by using a crystal nail file, we love OPI's or Leighton Dennys.

A crystal file will turn delicate nails to a fine dust when filing and will not tear or snag, allowing the nail to grow through stronger. Protect the nail whilst it's growing with a couple of coats of a sheer polish which will also help to give your nails a more groomed look. We love M & S in Soft Pink and Rimmel's French Rose from their French Manicure collection. Both give the nails a clean, freshly manicured look.

Is your skin looking a little lacklustre after the festivities? Then you may like to try the No Foundation, Foundation, by N.V. Perricone. Sounds strange I know, but this is foundation but has more of a tinted moisturizer quality.

Especially great on dry or mature skins this formula is fabulous as it really gives a plump, dewy, re-vitalised look to the skin, yet doesn't look like your wearing heavy foundation.

N.V. Perricone is a really prestigious, high-end skin care range and all Perricones knowledge of skin is in this product. If you have problems with a dull skin, or if make-up sits in your fine lines and creases then this will be ideal for you. Apply to cleansed skin after you moisturizer for a beautiful, natural looking perfect skin.

For years now mascara brushes have been getting bigger and more unusually shaped by the minute, but most make-up artists still prefer to use a shorter, slimmer brush and for good reason.

A brush with tighter, shorter bristles really helps to pick out every single lash that can be missed with a large brush. It also helps to get as near to the base of each lash as possible which is important for adding strength.

A tight bristle brush also coats each lash fully, front, back and sides whereas a large brush tends to coat only one side, important for giving a fuller look to sparse lashes. So when you're choosing a mascara, don't forget how important the application is so look out for a slim, short bristled wand for best effect.