Makeup is a powerful tool that, when used correctly, can dramatically enhance your natural beauty and conceal the signs of aging. However, common mistakes such as choosing the wrong foundation, applying too much concealer, using the wrong blush, applying mascara incorrectly, and choosing the wrong shade of lipstick can have the opposite effect.
Makeup mistakes they can age you, but by following the advice of beauty experts and making some adjustments to your makeup routine, you can ensure that your makeup application is always flattering and accentuates your features in the most youthful and radiant way possible. Remember that the goal is celebrate your beauty at all ages, taking make-up do not usee as a mask, but as a means of highlighting your natural, timeless elegance.
Wrong foundation
Too heavy base, that's too matte or applied too heavily can settle into fine lines and wrinkles, making them more pronounced. Instead, opt for a lightweight, hydrating formula that delivers a rosy finish and gives your skin a youthful glow. A mismatched foundation shade that doesn't match your skin tone, can emphasize imperfections and create an unnatural aging effect. Make sure you choose a shade that blends seamlessly with your skin, preferably in natural light.
Too much concealer
Strong application concealer under the eyes it can draw attention to the dark circles under the eyes. Use a lightweight, hydrating concealer and apply sparingly with a tapping motion to blend in smoothly. Neutralizing dark circles with a peach or salmon concealer before applying concealer can prevent concealer from looking gray and aging over time.
You are overdoing the blush
If you apply the blush too close to the nose or use too dark a shade, it can make your face look older and tired. The key is to apply a light, natural-toned blush to the apples of your cheeks and blend it towards the shadows for a lifted, youthful effect.
Mistakes with mascara
Application strong mascara on the lower lashese can emphasize dark circles and make the eyes droopy. If you opt for lower lash mascara, choose a lighter, waterproof formula and apply sparingly. Mascara that clumps or flakes can cause sparse lashes and tired eyes. Use mascara that promises a smooth application, and consider using a lash comb to separate lashes for a more open, youthful eye look.
Wrong choice of lipstick
Dark and matte lipsticks can make your lips look thinner and more defined and accentuated fine lines around the mouth. Choose lighter, moisturizing lipsticks or glosses to plump up your lips and give them a youthful, healthy glow. Dropping your lip liner can cause the lipstick to bleed into the fine lines around your lips, making them look older. Use a lip liner that matches your lipstick to define your lips.
