Quick Beauty Tricks for the Morning

Eye opener: CNN makeup artist Jill DeVito applies Carol's eyeliner at an angle, lifting up toward the outer corners.

Best defrizzer: She uses a ceramic flatiron.

Nightly rule: "Nothing alcoholic or salty before bed — my skin shows it in the morning."

To perk up tired eyes: "If I wake up with bags or dark circles, I put a cool washcloth over my eyes for a few minutes."

Her inner beauty mantra: "No junk! I make healthy choices when I eat — fish, veggies, skim milk — and I drink a ton of water."

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Married with one son; 33; MSNBC anchor and substitute anchor for NBC's Today show

"Three words: concealer, concealer, concealer. I can't get enough of it in the a.m."

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Her wake-up makeup: "I apply concealer around my entire eye and at the inside corner, where it looks darkest. I use neutral olive and beige shadows to brighten my eyes. Another 'look fresh' trick: Line your lower lashes with a peachy pencil."

How she gets glowing: "I like the foundation with little sparkles in it — that seems to hide my lines or fill them in."

To prevent future wrinkles: "Use sunscreen. I always put it on before my foundation."

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Married with three daughters; 43; anchor for CBS's The Early Show

"I love Velcro rollers — they quickly bring my hair back to life."

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Her wide-eyes secret: There's no time for fussing with false lashes, but Hannah gets the same effect with a layer of Alcone Fast Lash — tiny, thickening fibers you apply like mascara. Do one coat of regular mascara, then a coat of Fast Lash, then more mascara to lock in the fibers.

What helps her rise and shine: For Hannah, CBS makeup artist Lisa Mirante likes to mix a very pink blush with a bronze one. "The result is a picker-upper color that makes you really look alive," Mirante says.

Why her skin looks flawless: "I can't live without LycoGel, a foundation that covers the birthmark on my cheek and still feels natural."

Best tool of the trade: "My fan-shaped makeup brush — it helps my powder go on lightly, so I get just the right amount."

Her take-off trick: "I use Ginkgo Natural Cleansing Tissues to remove all of my makeup — they're gentle and leave my skin soft and smooth."

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