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By Mylifeafter50

If your lip liner looks like this… it might be aging you.

This is Episode 3 of my Makeup 101 series.

Instead of drawing around the lip, apply liner just under the lip contour and smudge it slightly over with your finger.

You still prevent lipstick from bleeding into lines — but the finish looks softer and more natural.

Another tip: very dark lipsticks can also age the face after 50, so neutral shades are usually more flattering and fresh. Adding a glossy, transparent shine on top will make your lips look even fresher.

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A little face map to apply contour and blush strategically for visual facelift.

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Smile lines aging you? Here’s a simple makeup trick that uses the principle of light and shadow.

When a line or indentation is deep, adding light can help soften its appearance. That’s why I apply a matte highlighter directly into the smile line before concealer.

My steps:

✨ Multi-balm first to hydrate the area and help prevent creasing and caking

✨ Matte highlighter to brighten the indentation

✨ Concealer that’s slightly lighter than your skin tone. Wait a couple minutes for concealer to set before blending

✨ Brightening or translucent powder to set

✨ Finishing spray to lock everything in place

I used Ilia Beauty Cornstarch Powder, but any good setting powder can work.

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How to mask the first signs of aging using a single product. Apply your concealer in these 3 lines and it will lift your face up.

I am also wearing my foundation and blush, which also lifts the face.

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Sparse, grey, or overplucked brows can age the face.
But so can harsh lines and overly dark filling.

It’s not about adding more — it’s about making the brows look natural.
A few things to remember: - There are no straight lines in nature, and your eyebrows should look like real hair.
- Use the color one tone lighter than your natural hair.
- Do not point your eyebrows downward, so they don’t drug your whole face down.

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My most saved easy eyeshadow technique to lift sagging eyelids and make your eyes look open and sparkling 👁️

Take a q-tip and an eye stencil (you can use a business card or folded tissue if you dont have a stencil). I am using @NatashaDenona “I need a nude” eyeshadow palette.

Step 1. Take the darker brown or dark gray matte shadow on a q-tip and make a dotted line from outer corner of the 👁️ towards the outer end of the eyebrow. About 45 degree angle to lift the eyes. For most of us, the eyes start drooping down after 50 so it is important to lift the outer corners.

Step 2. Take a lighter brown or gray matte shadow (whichever tone works best for your skin and coloring) and create another dotted line next to the first. Then create two large dots in the middle above the crease and above the inner corner if you have sagging there, like me.

Step 3. Blend well keeping the stencil so the shadows don’t spill down drugging the face down.

Step 4. With a clean q-tip take a shimmery shadow - I like gold or champagne but see which shimmer works best for you. If your skin undertone is cold, try silver shimmer. Place the shimmer in the inner corner of the eye and half way to the middle of mobile lid. Don’t drug it up. Upper lid should always be matte, otherwise the sagging will look worse.

Step 5. Withe a thin brush and dark brown shadow outline the outer corner bringing it 45 degree up - see my other video on how to outline mature eyes. Alternatively, use an eye liner in any color you prefer but it should work with your shadow colors of course.

Step 6. Finally blend the corners slightly with clean brush so it looks more natural.

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Under-eye bags don’t need surgery—they need the right technique.

Start by moisturizing your under-eyes well. If your concealer tends to crease, apply an under-eye balm first.

Step 1: Neutralize blue and purple tones with a salmon corrector (I’m using e.l.f.).
Step 2: Brighten with a rose corrector (also e.l.f.).
Step 3: Apply a tiny amount of concealer and blend well (Armani Luminous Silk).
Step 4: Lightly set with a brightening loose powder (Givenchy Prisme Libre).
Step 5: Mist your brush with setting spray and gently press it under the eyes. It helps lock everything in with minimal creasing. I use Naked Sundays SPF Setting Spray.

Let it dry, and you’re done.

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Sagging jawline? Here’s a simple makeup trick I use to make mine look more defined.

First, apply contour over the jawline—not in the indentation. Add a little under the jaw and under the chin to create shadow where you want things to recede.

Next, take a concealer that’s one shade lighter than your skin and apply it directly into the indentation. We’re using the theory of light and dark: dark shades push areas back, while lighter shades bring them forward.

Then extend the concealer from the corner of your mouth toward your ear, just below the cheekbone. This helps create a more sculpted look and visually lifts the lower face.

Blend everything well, set with a light dusting of powder, and finish with setting spray.

No, it won’t replace a facelift—but it can make a surprising difference in a few minutes.

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One little change - and no more pores! Use setting powder to erase your pores. Maybeline Superstay Setting powder costs under $20 and stays 24 hours.

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Mini tutorial: how to make your nose look smaller. Will you try this? Comment ⬇️

I’m using my favorite Wonder Stick Countour and Highlighter dual stick @NYX, long concealer brush to draw on my nose and my contour brush from ELF for blending.

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You asked to show how I make the eyes look so big in detail. Here you go! The secret is to use a shimmery nude eyeliner on the lower lid along waterline. Comment if you like this tip!

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Sculpted or Fresh? What do you prefer?

Use contour to get snatched look a la Kim Kardashian. Use blush to get a fresh baby glow. Or use both to sculpt and refresh. Place contour and blush strategically on your cheek bones pointing up, not on the middle part of the cheek. This way you get the lift.

I’m using my favorite Wonder Stick Cream Blush double stick and Wonder Stick Countour and Highlighter dual stick. And my contour brush from ELF for blending.

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