Today I’d like to address some topics that have been on many of your minds lately. The one that comes up most frequently is that after applying makeup, bags under the eyes become more visible and your look appears tired.
Many of you have sent me photos showing the following problems:
We see drooping upper eyelids, puffiness and swelling under the eyes, dark circles and wrinkles.
How do women often try to hide these age-related changes and make the situation worse?
Here are some options:
Apply concealer all over your eyelids, sometimes with the addition of reflective particles.
Highlight the upper eyelid with dark eyeshadow, pencil, or eyeliner, leaving the dark color visible only on the mobile eyelid.
Apply a reddish tint to the waterline, leaving it unobscured with a light pencil.
Keep the eyelid firmly illuminated, sometimes even lightening it.
This will accentuate puffiness and bags under the eyes, making a tired look and wrinkles more visible.
see continuation on the next page
Today I’d like to address some topics that have been on many of your minds lately. The one that comes up most frequently is that after applying makeup, bags under the eyes become more visible and your look appears tired.
Many of you have sent me photos showing the following problems:
We see drooping upper eyelids, puffiness and swelling under the eyes, dark circles and wrinkles.
How do women often try to hide these age-related changes and make the situation worse?
Here are some options:
Apply concealer all over your eyelids, sometimes with the addition of reflective particles.
Highlight the upper eyelid with dark eyeshadow, pencil, or eyeliner, leaving the dark color visible only on the mobile eyelid.
Apply a reddish tint to the waterline, leaving it unobscured with a light pencil.
Keep the eyelid firmly illuminated, sometimes even lightening it.
This will accentuate puffiness and bags under the eyes, making a tired look and wrinkles more visible.
see continuation on the next page
