With the right tricks, turning back the clock can be as simple as opening your makeup bag!
MOISTURIZE, MOISTURIZE, & MOISTURIZE SOME MORE!! All the other steps are worthless if you do not do this one! Before you think of applying makeup, and your skin is still damp from cleansing, apply moisturizer. Once this is done you are free to open your makeup bag!
Choose a liquid concealer
As you age, you have more to conceal, but concealer can draw attention
to lines. You want a product that hides redness and
circles without getting cakey, that means you want a liquid cover-up
in a click pen. "Anything that comes in a pan has a wax base and will
look waxy on the skin," makeup artist Sue Devitt. "A click-pen
formula covers just as well and doesn't seep into lines." Yuves Saint Lauren Touche Eclat does the trick!
Skip Tinted Face Powder
If you feel naked without powder, heres what to use...
Use a translucent, light-diffusing
powder, nothing tinted, to set your base.Apply it in sunlight so you know what it actually looks like. Sonia Kashunk Barely There Loose Powder does the job right!
Why users like it ?
It doesn't cake, settle into fine lines, or alter your foundation color.
It does, however, require quite a vigorous shake to release the powder.
Choose A Light Brown Pencil
When your filling in your eyebrows, apply a pencil that is a shade lighter than your actual coloring. If you are blonde go one shade darker. Hold pencil at a 45 degree angle and apply, instead of using it straight on. This will create softer strokes causing the brows to look more natural. Paul and Joe Eyebrow Pencil Duo is a product that will leave you with full, and think looking brows!
Choose A Lengthening Mascara
Your lashes get thinner as you age. Most would think you need a thickening mascara to fix the problem, but your lashes cannot support the extra weight, heavy formulas will flatten your lashes. Instead use a lengthening mascara, such as, Lancome High Defenition Mascara.
Why users like it ?
It makes lashes look long, yet separated, and very natural, not too dramatic!
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