Lmao

This is the truth!

@@westcoastbred7745 what’s so funny? Just wait till you’re a bit older and you start having the same issues

Actually, at Ultra, they are a little rude

Yes! I went in at around age 35 saying I wanted to try new foundations because my face & skin were changing & current one was looking cakey & awful. The girl looked so confused. Like just point to the dewy foundations or tinted moisturizers, it's not that hard.

So right heavy makeup makes a woman look older

What brands are you using ?

@diane kolosky I use Jerome Alexander spray foundation. The kit comes with a primer and brush for application. It was about $45. It's not cheap but it lasts a long time because you use so little of it. I use Julep eyeshadow crème sticks. They run about $10 each. They are lovely. They blend so well. I use Physicians Formlua butter bronzer for any contouring I do. It's not heavy and smells so good. I also have a Physicians formula eyeliner that is a barely there color. You can't mess it up if you try, but it still lines the eye and make your eye look open. It comes in a 3 piece set. It in Nude. The brown is impossible to mess up. I have fair skin and my daughter has very dark skin like my dad. And she uses it too. I just pick whatever mascara I like at the moment. My brows I use Guide cosmetics brow gel. I bought it and I'll never use another one. It again isn't cheap but my oh my is it great.

I would actually call this a natural makeup look. "No-makeup" makeup is more like how she looked before putting the eyeliner and eyeshadow on.

I remember the no makeup, makeup look! I’ll assume we’re in the same age range (grumble grumble 😅), and I’ve always heard that those of us with “mature skin” shouldn’t ever use cream eyeshadows (or any other cream makeup products) so I never bothered to try any. I have dry skin around my eyes too, and have had the same problem with powder setting into those gd wrinkles. I am super excited to see your advice, and as soon as I send this comment I’m going to bop on over to Amazon and see what I can see! Thank you so much for your comment and wish me luck! ⭐️❤️

Me too and I saw this and it’s basically what I do now. One small tip. If you’re ok with using and placing false eyelashes, do a search on UKposts for Lashify!

I agree with you- they are clueless and act like they really don’t know why an older woman would be in Ulta in the first place- Sephora is much classier and helpful IMHO- at least it is where I live

I tried it too! So much better than a harsh, thick line!

Better press a similar color eyeshadow, into the Bobbi Brown eyeshadow stick, so it doesn't warm up & melt.

GREAT IDEA…!! THANKS…!! 😉😉❤️❤️👠👣

Yes, this!!

Ya, I just made a comment that I don't know if this'll work for hooded eyes.

I thought the exact same thing! Especially when she is talking

Yep. 💯 💯

Been doing this since the 80s

@@kellymann2706 the best decade ever! 💕

You can also try the 16hr or 20hr stay/ no smudge liners, even e.l.f. has a really great one and isn't as harsh as the liquid can dry down to. Just wanted to give you a different option if you wanted to try

I love Butter London brand eyeliner. Everything else end up in the creases under my eyes, even though I only put it on the top lid. And if you want to smudge it into a softer line, you have a tiny amount of time to do that before it sets.

What is kohl?

@@1105pitbull Eye pencil.

Brown liner looks terrible tho

Navy blue is better for me, than brown!

I use a dark aubergine, which really brings out my green eyes

Same, I had my makeup done by someone many years ago who did this for me, and I’ve been doing it since. Agree it works great.

Ahead of the trend

@@pinkelefant4ever I think I’m just old. 🤣 All these trends cycle around every decade or so.

It is very known. For some reason ppl think they made up hacks or what not and that ppl don’t know about them

Exactly 💯

That pixi liner is so underrated!!

she used Trish McEvoy, I wish I knew what eyeshadow palette that was though!

I wonder she the word tip was replaced by hack. Probably got something to do with the ozzies or yanks

I’ve always done this:) I’ve never been a fan of eyeliner and always use eyeshadow as an “eyeliner”. I think it looks great:)

@@BlowinFree nope.. that’s just what people call a trick.. it’s a “hack”. It’s pretty much common knowledge;)

@@PiXie232 no it’s a tip. Hack is something you do on foot or on a horse here in the U.K. and that’s common knowledge.

I love the tip but everything isn’t a hack. That word is being overused.

Do you know what eyeliner she uses? And the shadow she uses over the Bobbi Brown shadow stick? I’d love to know the pallete

I'm loving the eye tips honey

Maybe try a primer and or setting spray?

Yes what is the brand of the first eyeliner you used before the Bobby brown

So glad you didn’t show tightlining, which I did for quite some time to recently find out from optometrist Dr Lisa Weidman, it’s very unhealthy to block that space on the eye as it secretes moisture and oils that eyes need . I’ve started doing just as you described 😁. A thin line at lash and smudge a bit. Love it

Thank you 🙏🏼

❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Trish McEvoy eyeliner and Bobbi Brown cream shadow stick but it doesn't state which eyeshadow palette!