If they can help you rejuvenate your eyes after 50, eye shadows can also accentuate fine lines in the skin of the eyelids or bring out signs of fatigue. A professional makeup artist reveals the best eyeshadow color to wear when you have mature skin.
The beautifying effect of makeup no longer plays out in the same way at 50 or 60 as it did at 20 or 30. And for good reason, the textures of our favorite makeup products and their colors can have a counterproductive effect on the mature skin, which sometimes accentuate the dryness or furrows of marked facial wrinkles. THE eye makeup in particular, combines a number of common makeup errors which tend to emphasize the signs of fatigue and age, or even the drooping appearance of the eyelids which becomes considerably more pronounced after the age of 60.
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To rejuvenate your eyes after 50, there are tips for lifting drooping eyelids, but the simple choice of the color of your eye shadow can also make all the difference in highlighting the color of your irises, otherwise than choosing a perfect eye shadow shade for your brown eyes, green eyes or blue eyes. In a post dedicated to makeup tips for mature skin (since deleted), makeup artist Chad Monroe, better known under the pseudonym @thefrenchbeautyboy on social networks, revealed a new super practical tip. The expert, who shares a number of very relevant tips for showing off, reveals the ideal eyeshadow colors to wear for enhance the look after 50 years. “Choose eyeshadow colors in warm tones like bronze where the copper” he advises any woman whose skin is mature.
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The Best Eyeshadow Colors for Mature Skin
If the make-up artist recommends adopting these makeup colors regardless of eye color when you have mature skin, it is because bronze-colored eyeshadow and shades of eyeshadow in copper tones are ideal for making the irises sparkle and thus rejuvenating the eyes. Blue eyes, green eyes, hazel eyes or brown eyes, whatever your iris color, these colors have the art of waking up the eyes.
“These shades brighten your eyes while giving them depth”, notes the makeup artist. For our part, we also advise you to choose an eye shadow in a texture that is neither iridescent nor metallic, because this type of finish tends to mark the fine lines nestled on the eyelids and make them stand out more. Instead, prefer bronze or copper eyeshadows in a satin texture which will less mark the lack of firmness of the skin of the eyelids and around the eyes.
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The worst eyeshadow colors to wear when you have wrinkled eyelids
Now that you are equipped with the best eyeshadow colors to ensure ideal makeup to rejuvenate your eyes, we also want to warn you against the unflattering effect of certain other eyeshadow colors. In interview granted to the media Shefinds, makeup artist and creator of The Makeup Refinery beauty blog Kerrin Jackson, revealed a makeup color to avoid at all costs when applying makeup to your eyes after 50 when choosing your eyeshadow. This is the red eye shadow.
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“Red eyeshadow can add years to your face simply by making your eyes look tired, irritated and generally looking like you don’t feel right” explained the expert. It is therefore better to avoid this color as much as possible, which risks having a memerizing effect rather than a trendy one.
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