A: To best accentuate your features, stick with a light or neutral shade of shadow. Avoid heavy or dark eye makeup, which can settle into creases in the eyelids, making you look older. Read all about makeup for mature skin in this article. |
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A: Absolutely. It’s very common for a woman to notice her skin losing moisture as she ages. Think of the many women who use thicker, more moisturizing face creams as they age. This is an excellent time for you to reevaluate your skincare regimen and swap your products for some creamier cleansers and more moisturizing lotions.
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A: Don’t despair — most women simply have to adjust their daily regimen slightly. Adopt a consistent routine of cleansing with a gentle yet thorough facial wash. Then, use an oil-free moisturizer that won’t clog pores any further. Try a spot treatment with an active ingredient like salicylic acid or glycolic acid, or a low-strength benzoyl peroxide treatment. You may also consider talking to your doctor about retinoids, which are tremendously effective at treating acne and reducing signs of aging. For more on acne and menopause, see here. |
A: Whether you use a curling iron, straightener or blow-dryer, let hair air-dry so it isn’t sopping wet; attach a diffuser to your blow-dryer, if possible; and then, spray on a heat protectant before styling. Here’s more on timeless tips for healthy hair. |