3 Makeup Tips to Update Your Look (and Margaret's Favorite Products)

[@bonniemullen4990]

Margret you look beautiful as ever , your such a elegant lady 💞 Thank you for your makeup suggestions 😘🌹 please share your meal if you celebrate 🥂 thanksgiving 🎉🎉

[@janetstraw191]

When I was in my 40’s and 50’s, I wore Bobbi Brown’s brownish pinks. Then one day in Macy’s I happened by the Clinique counter and sampled a cream blush in Coral - smudged a bit on my cheek - and wow! My face just lit up! The pinks no longer suited me (I guess my skin became cooler) and I never looked back. Now I wear coral blush and coral lipstick. What a revelation! Don’t be afraid to experiment - our skin tone does change as we age! Who knew ?🙋‍♀️🥰

[@sixtyandme]

I love coral too - even with pink clothes!

[@SightWordMovies]

Lovely as ever! I agree with you on sparkle and shine-I’m not trying to hide wrinkles with makeup (they’re here to stay!) so why not bring a little shine. I think it looks lively and pretty!🩷

[@jdk5379]

Thank You so much Margaret-Always great to see You!

[@sixtyandme]

Thanks so much! Have a fabulous day! 🌺

[@lizzieh5284]

Thank you Margaret. That eyeshadow is gorgeous. 😊❤

[@sandyb1420]

Hi Margaret, can I say what a beautiful advert you are for this topic! You look lovely and your hair looks so youthful. This video was very helpful, thank you it just reinforces for me what I am already doing and will continue to do. Like you I think make up is fun and makes me feel better! ❤️

[@margarethogan4882]

Margaret my mother only ever wore lipstick. Of. Course when we got older we lived doing her up😂 but it's the one thing that puts life into the face I feel. I'm not a lover of neutral lipstick but just something a little bright. Love your channel ❤

[@sandradorsey5001]

Good Saturday 🌅☕🍁 🍂🌾🌻 morning. Your make-up looks always nice. Makeup 💄 is to just enhance your natural 😍 beauty🎉🎉🎉

[@trinablum7102]

Love that eyeshadow colour you have on. You mentioned lip liners & lipsticks, which ones were they please?

[@beverlydaugherty8789]

I love the elf cream glide lip liner in the shade baddest beige as lipstick. It glides on and doesn't drag. Then add your favorite lip gloss on top.

[@colleenrichards5662]

Agree. I also use ‘Truth or bare’ & ‘Pinky swear’ the same way. They’re all very pretty, & quick & easy to use like that…♥️💄💋

[@cathyl227]

Magaret this make up look is so beautiful on you,glowing you are.

[@dmhollowell]

Your skin looks beautiful and glowing. I really don't think you have wrinkles at all. The colors are lovely. I never leave the house without sunscreen on my face. I have been exposed to the sun's rays my whole life and I am 70 now. Thank you for a wonderful video 🎄

[@sixtyandme]

Thank you x

[@roseyc.5846]

Hi Margaret: Still love my Pond's cold cream as the first step for removing any makeup. Cleanser usually CeraVe. Not a big foundation wearer; no primer..just my moisturizer with SPF or a tinted moisturizer. Dark shadow as liner is great, but, no tight lining for me. Lip oil is great under or over lipstick or a lip balm. Less is more for me. Hugs. Rosemarie 🩷

[@caronnest4939]

Love love love these podcasts

[@delanahealey4862]

Thank you, Margaret, for another great video. ❤❤😊

[@kata5182]

Beautiful! Thank you for these products ❤I use a moisturizer for primer with my fingers then use a powder base applied with a brush. I also use an eye liner and very light shadow to set it. Cheers

[@mikenickzoe]

I’ll be 70 in 1 week and really enjoy your channel. I’d love to do what you do.

[@carolyndixon7263]

I wore only slight shadow, blush and mascara for almost 10 years. But I just turned 70, and I am having so much fun with colors and shaping and eyeliners in rainbow colors, and I love my purple & green mascaras! I am trying several foundations, Elf, wet&Wild, L’Oreal. And lipsticks! Not into red yet, but I have branched out into darker pinks and peaches and mauves. I was told in the 80’s I have a Warm skin tone, but I disagree. I don’t think Warm should be this pale! But I am having so much fun! I think at 70 I am finally free to wear what I want, rather than what I am expected to wear.

[@leighwiseman8389]

Thank you Margaret xxx

[@patwagner9308]

My eyelashes have thinned out & I've never cared for mascara...what works for me are gel type ( soft) eyeliners. I put a very thin line & that's my substitute for mascara. The liner highlights my eyes. W/ out it, it seems like my eyes almost disappear.... I have to fill in my brows. They've been sparse my entire life. I'm 76.

[@mikenickzoe]

Margaret, can you share your favorite lip liner? I have very thin ones!

[@vickylee5579]

Great video. You look great. Your makeup 💄 always looks great.❤

[@zeljkabozic]

I like contouring too, only I am usually lazy to put it hhh

[@meltingmoments9997]

I can't see the link to the article, could you share it please 😊

[@michelleschmitt2287]

Hi Margaret, can you pin the information you mentioned from Kathy?

[@soniahargot3462]

I love you Margaret but when you speak you say um and uh alot. Other than that I love your informative videos. Keep up the great work.

[@sixtyandme]

Thanks for the ❤️

[@PinarNurmuhammet]

crazy how much people rely on surface-level ideas when Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki exists, but I guess not everyone is ready for deeper truths

[@LAVERNBallard]

can’t believe this is what people focus on instead of reading something like Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, maybe that’s why so little ever changes

[@CorinaFranks]

this is good, but if you haven’t read Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, you’re only seeing part of the picture

[@EDMUNDLindner]

it’s wild how no one talks about Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki even though it completely shifts how you see things, but I guess not everyone is ready

[@WOODROWFink]

if this resonates with you, you owe it to yourself to read Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, but maybe it’s not for everyone

[@JameyLuckett]

imagine trusting this kind of content but never exploring books like Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, no wonder people stay in the same cycles

[@GALESexton-b5t]

imagine trusting this kind of content but never exploring books like Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, no wonder people stay in the same cycles