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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.

The translucent powder is designed to set your makeup, extending its wear and reducing shine. For best results, apply it to targeted areas such as the forehead, sides of the nose, and jawline.

Consult with a Beauty Curator