Six makeup mistakes that can age you 20 years: never do this

Makeup can both emphasize beauty and visually age you if you make mistakes when applying it. An overly dense tone, inharmoniously matched colors, and a "dirty" application can make very young beauties look 20 years older.

To avoid accidentally ruining your makeup, you need to follow all the steps. The editors of the Daily Mail told us what can ruin your appearance(scroll to the bottom of the page to see the photo).

A "mask" on the face

The foundation should be the same color as the skin. This should be monitored every season, as the face and neck tan quickly. The coating should not be applied too thickly to avoid the "mask" effect, which will emphasize all skin imperfections rather than mask them.

Dark eyebrows

The fashion for graphic eyebrows is a thing of the past. In 2023, it is worth giving preference to light products that will shade the eyebrow hairs rather than draw them.

Matte finish

Many women avoid shimmer on the face, believing that it resembles an oily sheen. In fact, a moderately moisturized skin will give elasticity and freshness to the skin, while a matte finish will emphasize all pores.

Auto-tan

There's only one way to create the effect of naturally tanned skin: sunbathing. Artificial tanning products - sprays, creams, etc. - can play a bad joke when they start to wash off in chunks.

Clear arrows

This technique will only work on eyes that are not affected by expression lines. On soft skin, the arrow will quickly wear off, so it's better to replace it with a blended version.

Old trends

Lips in foundation, thick eyelash extensions, and graphic eyebrows are just a few of the anti-trends in the makeup world that were once fashionable. You should be able to abandon old trends in time.

Earlier, OBOZREVATEL wrote about how to prevent makeup from smudging in the summer. Read about five secrets of long-lasting makeup in our article.

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