Vibrant and Easy Makeup Tutorial for Mature Skin
I’m 75 and my skin has lost a lot of vibrance.
Without definition to my eyes, lips and cheeks, I definitely look washed out before applying any makeup and I look older than I feel.
In this makeup tutorial for mature skin, I’ll show you a simple, 5 minute routine that will add color and luminosity to your skin.
The makeup I'm using today is from the Look Fabulous Forever range, made specifically for mature skin. However, you can achieve the same results with any brand of makeup.
Tools and materials:
- Blue eyeshadow palette
- Eyeshadow brush
- Eyeliner wedge brush
- Mascara
- Blush
- Blush brush
- Lipstick
1. Add a pale blue base to your eyes
Start by sweeping a pale blue color over your mobile eyelids.
2. Line your eyes with a vibrant blue
Next, using a small, wedge brush, line your upper lashes with a punchier blue color.
You may use a cotton round to pick up any eyeshadow that falls from the brush.
Use the flat part of the wedge to apply it slightly thicker than you would for strictly a lash line.
This way, you’ll be adding more color to your lids in a tasteful way.
Repeat on your other eye.
3. Apply mascara
If you just do one thing for your eyes, I suggest applying mascara!
If you’re short on time, mascara makes a massive difference to how your eyes look.
4. Apply blush
For more color, apply blush to the apples of your cheeks, sweeping the color up to the outer edge of your face.
I love how the moment you apply blush it brightens up the face!
5. Apply lipstick
Apply your favorite shade of lipstick that works with your skin tone. I’ve chosen a shade of fuchsia to match my top.
Here’s the final look of this makeup tutorial for the over 50 crowd:
Makeup tutorial for mature skin
With just a few, simple steps, you can rejuvenate the look of your face.
I hope you enjoyed this makeup tutorial for mature skin. If so, leave a comment! Which step is your favorite?
For more makeup ideas, check out our Spring Makeup Tutorial: An Easy Look for Older Women.
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No foundation?
I wondered the same thing. Foundation?