Wearing makeup can balance your skin colour and add some sparkle to your look. Choosing the colour and texture of your foundation is important. Broken capillaries may
appear in mature skin and yellow or golden undertones in your foundation can help to balance redness. Foundation comes in varying levels of coverage – the trick is to find the right one for you, that gives coverage but does not look caked on. Take someone with you when you shop for foundation to help you pick one that works well with your skin tone and type. Light cover would look more natural and thick foundation covers more blemishes, but note that it can make wrinkles and lines stand out more. Your eyebrows play an important role in defining your whole face. With age, eyebrows can become sparse
or thin, and the hair can become coarse or grey. You can reshape and ill brows by defining with an eyebrow
pencil or powder – choose a shade lighter than your hair colour. he idea is to create a natural look and follow the shape of your brow line with some colour. If any of the hair of your eyebrows becomes long carefully trim using round end scissors (just be careful of your eyes). If your
brows are mostly grey, dyeing them is a good option, and is best undertaken by a professional beautician. With time, our lips can become more pale in colour than in our youth, which results in a less precise lip shape. Use a lip liner for instant lip definition. Pick a shade the
same colour or just a half shade darker than your lipstick or natural lip colour, to avoid creating too much of a line.