Lighten under your brow. Celebrity makeup artist Marni Burton suggests adding a swipe of concealer under the brow bone, which helps to wake up eyes. “Stay away from sparkle or illuminator, especially during the day, which can create a worn-out look,” she explains. “Try a thin concealer pencil instead of using your finger or brush to apply. The product goes on a little heavier this way, and your application is spot-on.” Burton’s go-to? MAC Studio Conceal and Correct Duo ($25).
Try an illuminating lip gloss. Guess what? The throwback lip gloss of yesteryear can help you tap into the fountain of youth again—with just this one twist. “Use a gloss with illuminators,” says Burton. “This helps create flawless, lineless luscious lips. I opt for these instead of matte or sparkle. I particularly like INGLOT AMC Lip Gloss ($18), because many brands don’t have a formula like this right now.”
Make skin glow after your makeup application. Face oils are all the rage right now but instead of applying to prep skin, Burton suggests adding these after makeup application. “Pat down beauty oil around the eye area, forehead and in any dry areas you have,” she explains. The key here is making sure you don’t rub in the oil. Avoiding those circular motions will help create the perfect, youthful dew. “I recommend Sunday Riley Artemis Face Oil ($75),” says Burton. “This oil hydrates and sets makeup without it sliding off.”
Choose the right blush. Nothing says young and pretty like a flush of pink across the cheeks. “I like a using a small amount of a bright blush, which keeps the complexion looking fresh and vibrant,” says Buckle. Try MAC’s Peony Petal ($22). A healthy flush will also make your eyes appear clearer.
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