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11/10/2026

Your eye makeup might be aging you, and a few small tweaks can make all the difference.

As our eyes change, the placement and contrast that once worked can start to look heavier. Fine lines, under-eye texture, and hooding can become more noticeable depending on where we put those darker shades.

Here’s what I changed to create a softer, more lifted look.

On the first eye, I used black liner all the way around, dark shadow only in the crease, and black mascara on the top and bottom lashes.

That dark outline can make the eye look smaller and pull the focus downward. Keeping dark shadow tucked into the crease can also hide the color when your eyes are open, especially with hooded eyes.

On the other eye, I focused on softness, depth, and placement:

Start with a light shadow across the lid.

Place a medium shade just above the crease, starting above your pupil. Blend into the crease, then back up and outward with small circular motions. Keeping some shadow visible above the crease helps shade the hood and creates the appearance of lift.

Leave a little of that lighter shade visible beneath your brow to keep the area looking open.

For extra depth, blend a darker shade into a small V at the outer corner. Keep it lifted rather than extending it downward.

Add a touch of light shadow at the inner corner for a brighter, more open look.

For liner, I picked up color from my pencil with an angled brush and pressed it between my upper lashes. This makes the lash line look fuller and more defined without taking up visible lid space.

I finished with black-brown mascara on my upper lashes for softer definition. Bottom mascara is a personal choice. I skip it because I prefer to keep the focus up and away from my under-eye texture.

You don’t have to change everything. A little less contrast and a shift in placement can make a big difference.

Tell us, which side do you like best?

11/08/2026

Your eye makeup could be making your eyes look more weighed down than they are.

Black liner all the way around, dark shadow in the crease, and black mascara on both upper and lower lashes can look harsh, drag the eye down, and draw attention to fine lines.

Try these little changes for a softer, lifted look:

Start with a light eyeshadow over the entire lid area.

With your eyes open, place a medium shade slightly above your natural crease. Blend down into the crease, and onto about the outer half of your lid, and upward in small circular motions. This is especially helpful for hooded eyes because the color stays visible when your eyes are open which creates lift.

Add a darker shade to the outer corner in a small V shape. Blend gently for soft depth.

For definition, tap an angled brush onto your liner pencil, then press the color between your upper lashes. Keeping the liner thin preserves visible lid space.

Add a tiny wing at the outer corner, almost like one extra eyelash, for a subtle lifting effect.

Tap a very light shade onto the inner part of your lid to help your eyes look brighter and more open.

Finish with dark brown mascara on the upper lashes only.

As our eyes change with age, a few small adjustments in placement and color can make such a difference. Soft definition and upward blending help create a lifted look while keeping everything flattering and easy to wear.

Was this helpful? Comment LIFT if you found a tip you’ll try!

Products used: Seint Beauty
Sabrina eyeshadow all over lid
Bird eyeshadow in and above crease
Coco eyeshadow in outer V
Glamazing illuminator on inner lid
Pencil - Espresso

Mascara - Thrive Causemetics Liquid Lash Extensions color Crystal

11/06/2026

A lifted look starts with placement! Here’s where I apply contour, concealer & blush for an instant visual lift.

This simple trick takes the guesswork out of your makeup routine—with less blending and a beautiful result.

Start with a small amount! You can always build up the color, but blending away too much is a lot more work.

Comment HACK if you found this helpful.

11/05/2026

Seven years ago, I found the makeup that completely changed my makeup game—and gave my confidence a boost, too.

After years of searching, the moment I saw it on my skin, I knew I had found what I was looking for. People started complimenting my skin and asking about my new skincare, but what I had changed was my makeup routine!

At 65, it’s still my go-to. Seint is a cream-based, all-in-one palette system customized to your shades. I love how natural and skin-like it looks—and how quick and easy it is to use.

Here’s what I’m doing in this tutorial:

• Bronzer first, in a few key areas to bring back warmth as our natural coloring changes with age.
• A little color corrector only where needed—on a few sunspots and beneath my eyes.
• My main shade just where I need coverage. I’m keeping it light today for a natural finish.
• Brightener/concealer in specific spots to bring light to the face.
• A little cheek color, followed by a simple two-color eyeshadow look.

Placement and blending make all the difference. Tap and press the creams into place instead of swiping them all around. You don’t need every shade everywhere!

If you’d like a free custom color match, comment MAKEUP.

11/05/2026

I feel better than I have in decades—and I think I look better, too.

I remember who I am. And after years of feeling exhausted, foggy, and unlike myself, that means everything.

My secret?

There’s your chronological age—the number—and your biological age, which reflects how your body is functioning.

I sure looked and felt older than my years.

Things finally started shifting when I made supporting my body from within a priority. For me, that included adding the Frequense system to my daily routine.

My focus became supporting cellular health, giving my body minerals and nutrients, and making room for rest and a calmer nervous system.

The chronic brain fog and exhaustion started lifting, my skin looks more refreshed, my energy is soo much steadier, my mood is calmer and more upbeat, and I finally feel like my old self again. And I look a lot like her, too. FINALLY !

The biggest change for me wasn’t another collagen powder or serum. It was how much better I began to feel.

I wanted more than a change on the surface. I wanted to feel good in my body again.

My before and after shows the visible difference. What you can’t see is how much better I feel living each day. So I’m here to shout it from the rooftops. 🙌

If you’re ready to learn about the Frequense system I use and my experience with it, comment RESET and we can go from there.

11/04/2026

Would you try this? When I see things like this I have to try them. And I love passing them on for others to try.

I filmed this yesterday, today I’m going to try it with a different color.

I love the concept because I absolutely love a sun kissed glow 💫💫💫

11/03/2026

Which way? Fuller or more lifted?

SAVE this for reference ✨

11/02/2026

Such a time saver!

Sandstone by Seint Beauty is such a great fall color.

What would be your go to color?

11/01/2026

Placed in the wrong areas concealer can settle into lines, feel heavy, and make us look more tired instead of refreshed.

But a few small, strategic placements can brighten, lift, and help us look more rested—with less product.

This is one of those OVER50 makeup tricks I wish I’d learned years ago. Real skin. Real results. No filter.

It looks so pretty in person and not only lifts the face brightens it up as well ✨💫
My makeup is by Seint Beauty—a cream-based makeup system that fits into one palette. I’ve been using it for 6½ years, and I just turned 65!

If you’d like a free personalized color match, comment MAKEUP.

10/31/2026

If your under-eye makeup isn’t working like it used to, it might be time to switch up your technique. I did and it has made ALL the difference

As we age, that thin, delicate skin can get a little trickier to work with. Here’s what makes a difference for me:

✨ Balm first—always! A light layer gives me lasting hydration and helps my makeup settle more smoothly with less creasing. I never skip this step.

✨ Color correct only where needed. I use a tiny amount of Mango and gently tap it in.

✨ Place a little concealer strategically to help brighten, open up the eyes, and create a lifted look. I’m using Sunlit. Blend gently, then lightly buff the edges into your blush for a seamless finish.

✨ Finish with a light touch of blurring powder to set everything and soften the appearance of fine lines. It also tones down excess shine so it doesn’t draw attention to texture.

Use a balm you love! My makeup is Seint Beauty, a cream-based system that works beautifully on my mature skin. Their Feather Blotting Dust is so finely milled—it sets and blurs without that heavy, powdery look. I love this stuff!

Save this for your next makeup day!

My makeup is by Seint beauty

For a free color match, comment MAKEUP and I’d be happy to help.

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