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Thu Nov 11, 2010 9:22 pm  |
I personally don't agree with only applying mascara to your upper lashes. I think the bottom lashes also need a coat just to balance your eyes.
And... I think women of every age can wear eye shadow as well.
I love wearing make-up! There are no hard and fast rules but even in my 40's, I'm still using black eyeliner and love a bit of shimmer on my cheeks! |
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50 Is definitely NOT nifty!! |
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Fri Nov 12, 2010 3:44 am |
| At 56 I go for the no-makeup to low-makeup look. The most aging things an older woman can do:hair that is too dark, red lipstick, black eyeliner. I totally disagree with the mascara tip. I do only one gentle swipe of mascara,BUT I grow them long with lumigan AND I curl them with either the Sheseido eyelash curler or the one you heat with the blow dryer,that really makes your eyes pop,not 5 layers of mascara. A VERY light touch of mascara on lower lashes.Less is more at that age. Just work on keeping your skin looking young. Minimal amount foundation. There is a book I bought that is excellent,I think its called how NOT to look old...something like that its a pretty good guide on how to dress, put your makeup on and style and color your hair to keep from looking matronly. |
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Fri Nov 12, 2010 6:50 pm |
| I wear more makeup now than I did when I was younger. I'm 44 now, but my makeup looks more natural than it did when I was in my 20's. |
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46yrs, very dry skin that can be sensitive with Redness (not Rosacea). Purple Emu, NCN skincare, Emu Oil and La Mer Cream have made a tremendous difference. |
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Fri Nov 12, 2010 7:26 pm |
| Exactly !!! Add in great lighting and a fan and you'll still be gorgeous at 100 !!!! |
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46yrs, very dry skin that can be sensitive with Redness (not Rosacea). Purple Emu, NCN skincare, Emu Oil and La Mer Cream have made a tremendous difference. |
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