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Described as ‘Spanx for the face’, Studio 10 looks to lift older women out of their beauty rut and explores the aesthetics side of makeup. “Essentially creating a ‘facelift’ via makeup was the inspiration,” says founder Grace Fodor. Feb 19, 2016 An all-over application of taupe with a luminous finish makes a statement while creating the appearance of depth. Baked Eyeshadow in Bark. In this post I am going to share my thoughts with you on what I think is the best lipstick for older women and the best lip gloss for older women. Some people think that lip stick and lip gloss are the same thing but I disagree, more about that later.
BLITZ YOUR BROWS LIKE MERYL STREEP Eyebrows lighten and thin with age, so using an eye pencil will make a dramatic difference to an older face, restoring definition and structure. Create small, light, imperfect strokes, tracing where brows have thinned so they look natural and not drawn on. Avoid anything darker than your hair colour — brows that blend in look more forgiving. If you have grey or greying hair, avoid red or brown pencils which can look fake.
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H ow she gets it right: Meryl, 63, has wonderfully expressive brows. They’re long, thick and match her fair hair. The high arch lifts her face and eyes and they are rough and ready enough to look natural but well groomed.
Share FRESHEN YOUR FACE LIKE VANESSA REDGRAVE The wrong foundation can be more ageing than grey hair. I find most of Mac’s foundations to be too heavy and best left to the young. Older faces suit something with a light, fresh and balmy texture, such as Bobbi Brown’s tinted moisturising balm (£34, bobbibrown.co.uk).
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Never test foundation on the back of your hand — this area ages more quickly and a tone that matches here will be completely the wrong colour for your face. Blend a test patch towards the back of your jaw and down the side of your neck, which is less pigmented or blotchy and provides the truest representation of your natural skin tone. Older ladies shouldn’t use a puff: it disperses too much powder at once, allowing it to stick in creases and drawing attention to lines. If you need powder, use it sparingly and build up slowly with a brush no bigger than a 50 pence piece. H ow she gets it right: Vanessa, 76, has a lovely natural glow.
Her make-up is always fresh, clean and brightening but never obvious. I use a tinted moisturising balm and Chanel’s Vital umiere foundation (£34, Boots) on her, which are smoothing and boost natural luminosity. She loves a more pared-back look. Beautiful: Vanessa Redgrave, 76, and Demi Moore, 50, both know how to make the most of their looks GET A GLOW LIKE DEMI MOORE As we get older our cheeks drop, so blusher makes faces instantly more youthful. Instead of applying it just around the cheek’s apple —the fattest part of the cheek — blend upwards and outwards towards the ear covering a larger surface area.
This counters a sagging jowl and gives a brighter, flushed feel. Circles of blusher look dated. If you have grey or very fair hair and a cool complexion, choose pale pink tones. Those with olive complexions and darker hair suit a peach cheek.
