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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Powder is very aging if you have wrinkles. Kate Middleton could really use a professional. Black is very harsh. [/quote] Agree on powder, even the “good” ones. I had oily skin my entire life and used powders forever. In my 40s, my skin got much drier and I found that the powders just didn’t absorb into my skin as well. It’s still oil prone, and I can get shine on my forehead. But it’s drier overall. If I’m going to be photographed, I’ll do a little powder on my forehead and nose, but otherwise I embrace the glow— matte really is aging. Disagree on black though. I am fair with light hair and use to wear brown mascara and liner. But I’ve switched to black as I’ve got older because it offers better definition. But the key is not to line your lower rim (if you want a little definition there, you can bring your shadow down with a smoky application, as long as it’s not too dark). I also have found I need to step up my application game. It’s harder to apply makeup to your eyes as the skin ages and thins, and technique matters. [b]If you are struggling, go to a makeup artist for a lesson— there are lots of little tricks that make it easier.[/b][/quote] I think a lot of these "don't do this" pointers are just the root of poor application or using a product that isn't a good fit.[/quote]
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