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Modern makeup artists and stylists are constantly searching for tricks that can prolong a youthful appearance and happily share them with us. Creamy Textures With age, it is necessary to change not only your ID but also the textures of your favorite concealing products. When choosing foundations, blushes, and eyeshadows, prefer creamy options. Powder and gel are better left for the young: on their skin, such products look appropriate and fresh, while on mature skin, they can be harmful, emphasizing fine lines. Soft Brows Drama-filled, sharply defined brows look aggressive and unnatural, and can also make you appear older. For eyebrow makeup, choose shades that are not too dark — let them be in tone or half a shade darker than your natural hair color. If you are not skilled with pencils, consider using powders that help create soft lines. Brown Shades Makeup artists recommend avoiding black in eye and brow makeup if you don’t want to look older. Black eyeshadows, pencils, and eyeliners visually narrow the eyes and draw attention to skin imperfections. Instead, choose chocolate, earthy, and caramel shades to create a soft and expressive look. Plum colors are also good if they are not too bright. Warm Tones Soft, delicate shades of gold, caramel, and peach in foundations are perfect for mature skin. While cool and pale tones can create too aggressive an image. Strobing Illuminated, slightly dewy skin is a sign of youth and health. It is important not to confuse this with oily shine, which has nothing to do with beauty. When skin cells are hydrated, it looks rested and attractive. This effect can be achieved with highlighters that have fine shimmer, which is barely noticeable but effectively reflects light. These products can be applied in two ways: traditionally — on the bridge of the nose and cheekbones, or mixed with foundation and spread all over the face. Matte Colors When choosing decorative cosmetics, it is important to pay attention to soft shades and creamy textures, as well as the absence of glitter. This is especially true for eyeshadows, where shine can look vulgar. It is better to choose options where the shine is created by oils rather than glitter. Light Hair Dark hair can emphasize age-related changes. Bright strands framing the face draw attention to imperfections. After 40, it is worth considering changing your hair color, choosing a shade that is at most two tones lighter than your natural color. Glossy Shine of Hair To give shine and luster to your hair, vitamin treatments in the salon, as well as home rituals such as regular use of moisturizing masks and oil-based products, can help. Apply a small amount of oil to your palm and distribute it through your hair, starting from the mid-length and paying attention to the ends. Always Dyed Roots It is essential to keep an eye on your hair roots. Even a small amount of grown-out color can reveal your age. Regularly dye your roots, and if you can't keep up, use a hair tinting powder to last until your next coloring.
