Three makeup mistakes that give away age and spoil all efforts. Photos

Sometimes even expensive products and trendy beauty tricks can ruin your makeup. Makeup artists consider the main mistake to be too dense and heavy makeup as an excess of decorative cosmetics is noticeable, especially on aging skin.

OBOZREVATEL talks about the mistakes that add age instead of making your face younger. These habits should be avoided if you want to hide wrinkles.

• Improperly selected care

Women over 40 simply need cosmetics that rejuvenate the skin. It can be a cream with retinol and vitamin C, but you should consult a beautician. It is better to apply the product along the massage lines.

Lymphatic drainage massage of the neckline helps to get rid of swelling. Tingling the chin and cheeks will tighten the skin. Do not apply makeup without moisturizer. The skin becomes smoother, fuller, and fresher.

• Matte and dark lipsticks

Many women aged 50-60 love dark brown or cherry lipstick. However, these colors visually take away lip volume and make the skin look pale.

Women over 30 should choose lipstick in natural shades that do not contrast with their complexion too much. The texture should have a slight sheen as matte lipstick at any age emphasizes all the irregularities and visually reduces the lips.

• Improperly selected foundation

Cosmetics stores often offer foundations for aging skin that are too dense. Yes, they cover age spots and rosacea well, but they emphasize wrinkles. It is better to mask problem areas with concealer, but the foundation should be thin and water- or oil-based.

Improper concealer is the most common mistake as most products slide under the eyes during the day. Before applying, moisturize the skin around the eyes, let the cream soak in for 20 minutes, then blot with a napkin, apply concealer and blend.

Earlier, OBOZREVATEL wrote about makeup mistakes that should not be made. It takes hours of practice to create the perfect look.

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