1. Skin Preparation

The foundation for flawless makeup starts with understanding and prepping your skin.

• Know Your Skin Type: Whether you have dry, oily, combination, or sensitive skin

• Hydrate and Nourish: Mature skin tends to lose moisture, so focus on hydration. I recommend Oils rather Creamy Lotion.

2. Creamy x powder

Mature skin often has more texture—fine lines, facial hair, and dryness—which means powders can settle and emphasize imperfections. Instead, opt for creamy, hydrating formulas:

• Concealer Over Foundation: Use a creamy concealer to target specific areas, such as dark circles, pigmentation, or redness. This avoids a cakey look and keeps the skin light and fresh.

• Cream verses Powder: Cream-based products add a natural glow, blend seamlessly, and keep the skin looking moist and youthful. Avoid powder blushes and highlighters that can cling to texture.

3. Common mistakes

• Heavy Powders: Powders can settle into fine lines, create shadows, and make the skin appear dry and dull.

• Colors: The Use of wrong colors will enhance texture, lines of expression, dark spots, dark circles..Stick to your very own Color Palette -Learn More

  Matte Formulas: The use of translucent powder is great to avoid shininess - should only be placed in very specific areas such as forehead, side of nose and jaw line.

4. Color Correcting

Instead of layering on heavy foundation:

• Use peach or orange-toned concealers to neutralize dark circles.

• Apply a green-tinted primer or corrector to calm redness, such as rosacea.

• Spot-conceal pigmentation and dark spots with a lightweight concealer that matches your skin tone.

This method allows you to brighten and correct specific areas while keeping the rest of the skin light, natural, and glowing.