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04-08-2019 03:03 PM
04-08-2019 03:12 PM
@Naturesbeauty Very interesting video! Thanks for posting.
04-08-2019 03:15 PM
I do agree with what he says. When I smile, unfortunately I do get the wrinkling under my eyes. I also choose to wear a lightener both under and over my eyes because that area has turned so much darker and redder as I've aged. I do try to keep the under eye lightener (not concealer) as thin as possible, and that minimizes the wrinkling when I smile. I also use a lot of moisturizer, so the wrinkles pretty much disappear again once my face is at rest.
04-08-2019 03:44 PM
Wayne Goss speaks the truth!
04-08-2019 03:48 PM
I watched this too. It was interesting. Wayne Goss says that covering uneven skin tone and discoloration still makes you look better and younger -- even if your wrinkles are emphasized by the concealer or foundation. So zero discoloration > wrinkles according to him. I've seen some studies that back that up as well.
04-08-2019 03:59 PM
I would agree with him. I only really wear foundation to even out my skin tone. It's a plus if it will also hide my broken capillaries, but not at the price of looking like foundation. Funny though, the one place I have problems with concealer settling into is those inner corners where he applied concealer. I do try to avoid getting it all the way into the corners because of that. So far, I have been happy with the Belle concealer not causing a problem though although I still do try not to get much in that area.
I have noticed on the older makeup models that have a lot of wrinkling the foundation does make them more noticeable to me. They do look better overall, but the wrinkles stand out more.
But, did I hear him correctly? He put 60 year old foundation on? Surely he must've said 6 but it sure sounded like 60 to me.
04-08-2019 04:18 PM - edited 04-08-2019 04:19 PM
I don't care what he has to say. He doesn't look like a beauty expert to me. All I know is my makeup does not make me look older because I know how to apply my makeup and I buy the brand and formulation that works for skin. I also wear makup for the right reason. I don't wear it to look younger, no makeup can do that. I wear it took better and to cover the things I want to cover. Which is not my entire face....LOL
04-08-2019 04:32 PM
I tend to agree with him - to some extent. Wearing very little make-up, in my opinion, is much better.
04-08-2019 04:38 PM
My take away from his tutorial is basically "less is more" - something we here ALL have heard before. He just said it in a different way.
04-08-2019 04:50 PM
I've heard that before...that what really makes you look older is not the wrinkles but uneven skin tone and discolorations. I agree with what he says.
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