Make-up Tips for Older Women

Instead of the traditional lip liner pencil, line your lips with a stiff bristled brush using your blush. This gives your lipstick the staying power that helps prevent any bleeding or feathering of your lip color around your lips.
Apply a loose translucent powder with a powder brush in the morning and do not reapply during the day. Excessive powder, especially from a compact, accentuates lines and wrinkles. If you need a touch up for shine, simply use a fluffy brush like our Complexion Brush and smooth it over your face.
Use a high lighter to de-emphasize jowls (the lines from the edge of the nose to the corner of the mouth).
Frosted eye shadows can actually make you look younger but be sure that you are expert at handling them properly. Use the lightest shade under your brow, a darker one close to your lashes and the darkest on the crease and blend them properly.
Soft and subtle in the choice of makeup and colors for the youthful look or get professional help.
Use cream blushes in golden almond and copper tones and blend them gently from cheeks to temples in an arc for a soft transparent effect.
Blends of pink and gray eye shadows soften graying hair.
Use a soft eyebrow pencil that matches your hair color and never ever use black eyebrow pencil.
Use soft matte lip colors in pink, berry, coral or peach shades to make your lips fuller.