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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex

Who you go to on YouTube for make up tips for old birds please? I feel in need of a refresh. If it takes more that five minutes I won't do it.

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By (user no longer on site) 46 weeks ago

There are just so many of them, and too many talking nonsense. What sort of tips are you looking for?

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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"There are just so many of them, and too many talking nonsense. What sort of tips are you looking for? "

Good question. It's difficult to describe but I feel I need to emphasise my eyes more without being overdramatic and brighten my skin with judicious use of highlighter. I do not want to be that woman who persists with the black eyeliner even though it no longer looks good.

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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Oh and about the talking nonsense! That's why I've asked here...all that waggling and telling me it's a 'go to' or 'to die for'

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By *ong-leggedblondWoman 46 weeks ago

Next Door

Try some vitamin c brightening oil.

Use eye shadows as eye liner, as you can get softer effects.

Also get a darker and lighter concealer, so you can create natural shadows and hide lines.

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By *reative-mindMan 46 weeks ago

Exeter

Plenty of water, sleep and the attention of a young man.... that's what I've always been told anyway.

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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"Try some vitamin c brightening oil.

Use eye shadows as eye liner, as you can get softer effects.

Also get a darker and lighter concealer, so you can create natural shadows and hide lines.

"

Good idea about using she shadow as liner. I'm not too concerned about hiding lines, it'd be nice to look 45 for ever but I'm not bothered about aging.

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex


"Plenty of water, sleep and the attention of a young man.... that's what I've always been told anyway. "

Water! Good lord I haven't drink water without coffee in it since 1974 and sleep is for sissies

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By *midnight-Woman 46 weeks ago

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"There are just so many of them, and too many talking nonsense. What sort of tips are you looking for?

Good question. It's difficult to describe but I feel I need to emphasise my eyes more without being overdramatic and brighten my skin with judicious use of highlighter. I do not want to be that woman who persists with the black eyeliner even though it no longer looks good. "

Shit... I use black eyeliner

Do i need to stop

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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"There are just so many of them, and too many talking nonsense. What sort of tips are you looking for?

Good question. It's difficult to describe but I feel I need to emphasise my eyes more without being overdramatic and brighten my skin with judicious use of highlighter. I do not want to be that woman who persists with the black eyeliner even though it no longer looks good.

Shit... I use black eyeliner

Do i need to stop "

I'm 67 over a decade older than you.

I just feel I've got 'winter face' and could do with brightening up a bit

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By *midnight-Woman 46 weeks ago

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"There are just so many of them, and too many talking nonsense. What sort of tips are you looking for?

Good question. It's difficult to describe but I feel I need to emphasise my eyes more without being overdramatic and brighten my skin with judicious use of highlighter. I do not want to be that woman who persists with the black eyeliner even though it no longer looks good.

Shit... I use black eyeliner

Do i need to stop

I'm 67 over a decade older than you.

I just feel I've got 'winter face' and could do with brightening up a bit "

What about a tinted gel moisturiser? It gives a nice matt finish.. There ends my knowledge

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By *a LunaWoman 46 weeks ago

South Wales

The Bobbi Brown Jones Road brand of miracle balm blusher etc makeup looks good, and something I’d like to try - the results on mature skin look great.

I don’t really watch makeup videos as it all looks very complicated these days with the shading etc and I prefer the more natural look on me - so no help there sorry.

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By *olden RatioWoman 46 weeks ago

Buckinghamshire

You may enjoy Wayne Goss' content. He tends to focus on a more soft and natural look, rather than full coverage with lots of contour.

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By (user no longer on site) 46 weeks ago


"You may enjoy Wayne Goss' content. He tends to focus on a more soft and natural look, rather than full coverage with lots of contour."

Great shout - he’s excellent

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By *stwo2023Couple 46 weeks ago

Worcester

Robert Welsh is good for general make up tips.....he's not in to all that baking and over use of concealer to brighten under eyes etc.

His channel with his twin, James, is great fun. James does skin care on his own channel.

One of them from trinny and Susannah also does tops for the older lady who just wants fresh looking skin.

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By *urve_your_enthusiasmWoman 46 weeks ago

Manchester


"Plenty of water, sleep and the attention of a young man.... that's what I've always been told anyway. "

Yes! Finally someone talking sense. Can't be bothered with all this.

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex


"There are just so many of them, and too many talking nonsense. What sort of tips are you looking for?

Good question. It's difficult to describe but I feel I need to emphasise my eyes more without being overdramatic and brighten my skin with judicious use of highlighter. I do not want to be that woman who persists with the black eyeliner even though it no longer looks good.

Shit... I use black eyeliner

Do i need to stop

I'm 67 over a decade older than you.

I just feel I've got 'winter face' and could do with brightening up a bit

What about a tinted gel moisturiser? It gives a nice matt finish.. There ends my knowledge "

I've been looking at a tinted moisturiser and adding my usual blusher. It seems an easy solution

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By *stwo2023Couple 46 weeks ago

Worcester


"There are just so many of them, and too many talking nonsense. What sort of tips are you looking for?

Good question. It's difficult to describe but I feel I need to emphasise my eyes more without being overdramatic and brighten my skin with judicious use of highlighter. I do not want to be that woman who persists with the black eyeliner even though it no longer looks good. "

Don't use too much highlighter or you'll look like a fairy (not that that is an issue if that's what you like )

Just a small dot of concealer on the inner and outer part of your under eye and blend out with your fingers.

A nice, sheer foundation perhaps and use softer browns to line the eye. Dont line all of the eye lid, just the outer third.

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex


"The Bobbi Brown Jones Road brand of miracle balm blusher etc makeup looks good, and something I’d like to try - the results on mature skin look great.

I don’t really watch makeup videos as it all looks very complicated these days with the shading etc and I prefer the more natural look on me - so no help there sorry."

I prefer a natural enhancement...

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex


"You may enjoy Wayne Goss' content. He tends to focus on a more soft and natural look, rather than full coverage with lots of contour."

I've seen him before but if forgotten his name. Thanks for reminding me I'll check him out

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex


"Robert Welsh is good for general make up tips.....he's not in to all that baking and over use of concealer to brighten under eyes etc.

His channel with his twin, James, is great fun. James does skin care on his own channel.

One of them from trinny and Susannah also does tops for the older lady who just wants fresh looking skin. "

Thanks I'll look at Robert Welsh. The Trinny woman gets on my nerves a bit so I might skip that

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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"There are just so many of them, and too many talking nonsense. What sort of tips are you looking for?

Good question. It's difficult to describe but I feel I need to emphasise my eyes more without being overdramatic and brighten my skin with judicious use of highlighter. I do not want to be that woman who persists with the black eyeliner even though it no longer looks good.

Don't use too much highlighter or you'll look like a fairy (not that that is an issue if that's what you like )

Just a small dot of concealer on the inner and outer part of your under eye and blend out with your fingers.

A nice, sheer foundation perhaps and use softer browns to line the eye. Dont line all of the eye lid, just the outer third. "

Excellent! I can't bear foundation on my skin so I'll stick with tinted moisturiser I think. Great tip about the liner, thanks

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By (user no longer on site) 46 weeks ago

I don't use make up other than lipstick and mascara, I'm beyond help BUT I find a couple of days application of D*VE gradual tan does wonders for my pale winter skin. People ask if I have been away for a few days...I wish!

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By *olden RatioWoman 46 weeks ago

Buckinghamshire

Not a YouTube recommendation, but something which I absolutely love is the Clarins Beauty Flash Balm.

As someone who really isn't into wearing foundation, this works brilliantly for me combined with a dusting of bronzer. If you're near a Clarins counter at any time soon it may be worth sampling it.

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex


"I don't use make up other than lipstick and mascara, I'm beyond help BUT I find a couple of days application of D*VE gradual tan does wonders for my pale winter skin. People ask if I have been away for a few days...I wish!"

Does it! Now that's an idea.

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex


"Not a YouTube recommendation, but something which I absolutely love is the Clarins Beauty Flash Balm.

As someone who really isn't into wearing foundation, this works brilliantly for me combined with a dusting of bronzer. If you're near a Clarins counter at any time soon it may be worth sampling it. "

I miss Debenhams for this. You could get samples of so much stuff before you committed to buying it

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By *ilthycoupleabzCouple 46 weeks ago

Aberdeen

Best thing I did was book a lesson for me with an MUA.

I searched for one who specialised in hooded eyes etc (cos that is what I'm working with).

I can do fairly decent make up to make me look better now.

Deffo worth it

MrsAbz

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex


"Best thing I did was book a lesson for me with an MUA.

I searched for one who specialised in hooded eyes etc (cos that is what I'm working with).

I can do fairly decent make up to make me look better now.

Deffo worth it

MrsAbz "

Sounds interesting.

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By *imi_RougeWoman 46 weeks ago

Portsmouth

I always liked watching Frugalista Beauty, she's now 50+ doesn't cake it on like the younger influencers.

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By *imi_RougeWoman 46 weeks ago

Portsmouth


"Not a YouTube recommendation, but something which I absolutely love is the Clarins Beauty Flash Balm.

As someone who really isn't into wearing foundation, this works brilliantly for me combined with a dusting of bronzer. If you're near a Clarins counter at any time soon it may be worth sampling it.

I miss Debenhams for this. You could get samples of so much stuff before you committed to buying it"

What about John Lewis? They usually have all the brands in the big stores and they'll do demos on people.

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By *cflirtyMan 46 weeks ago

closer than you might think


"There are just so many of them, and too many talking nonsense. What sort of tips are you looking for?

Good question. It's difficult to describe but I feel I need to emphasise my eyes more without being overdramatic and brighten my skin with judicious use of highlighter. I do not want to be that woman who persists with the black eyeliner even though it no longer looks good.

Shit... I use black eyeliner

Do i need to stop "

Hell no

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By *icecouple561 OP   Couple 46 weeks ago
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East Sussex


"Not a YouTube recommendation, but something which I absolutely love is the Clarins Beauty Flash Balm.

As someone who really isn't into wearing foundation, this works brilliantly for me combined with a dusting of bronzer. If you're near a Clarins counter at any time soon it may be worth sampling it.

I miss Debenhams for this. You could get samples of so much stuff before you committed to buying it

What about John Lewis? They usually have all the brands in the big stores and they'll do demos on people. "

They're probably just as good but no stores close handy. I'll check Frugalista out tomorrow and Wayne Goss

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