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Beauty Mistakes that Make you Look Older

Beauty Mistakes that Make you Look Older - 1. Not applying eyeliner. As we get older, our eyes start to droop at the outer corners, eyeliner and mascara can help you to fix the problem. You can fake a lifted look by lining your upper lashes with black pencil and this can make the line a bit thicker at the outer corners. Then, curl your eyelashes and add a few coats of mascara. Straight lashes may make lids appear hooded.

2. Wearing the wrong lipstick. Metallic or iridescent lipstick finishes may look pretty on models but they don’t work if you are 40 and above. You can use a lipstick formula with sheen (not heavy shimmer) which has added effect of making thin lips appear fuller.

3. Brushing bronzer all over the face. Faking your tan makes you look older because the yellow and brown bases of bronzer give skin a dull. Create a halo effect, instead of brushing it all over, by dusting only your hairline, cheekbones and jawline and blend them well. Do not put it around your eyes, nose and mouth because darkness in these areas can be aging.

Beauty Mistakes that Make you Look Older

4. Blunt haircuts. All-one-length haircut tends to draw the eyes down and therefore make your face look droopy. What you need to do is ask your stylist to cut some layers and this will bring all the focus to your great cheekbones.

5. Letting the foundation settle into fine lines. We are using foundation to hide the wrinkles but excessive makeup exaggerates them. So, after you apply the foundation, take a damp makeup sponge and gently press it all over your face. This will remove any foundation that has settled into lines and create a soft finish on your face.

6. Not using sunscreen. All wrinkles and fine lines are due to sun exposure that is why it is very important to apply sunscreen. Cover your face with a broad-spectrum formula sunblock to keep years off your face.

Source: www.oneminuteblog.com/beauty-mistakes-that-make-you-look-old

Beauty Mistakes that Make you Look Older

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