8 Makeup Techniques I Have Changed as I Have Gotten Older

[@millig8980]

I am one of those people who believe that age shouldn't influence makeup. Each to their own, if you have the confidence at 50 flaunt it girl. However as I got older I realised my taste has become more refined and understated. Now I simply concentrate on my skin to make it look flawless while keeping my eyes and lips very natural and nude. I only use concealer with peptides and powder foundation with retinol. I have extremely oily skin and depending on the weather I can give my powder foundation a glowy look or a matte look. Thank you for the tips. They are very useful ❤️

[@vickycorey8195]

I'm 60 and I could admit doing them all. I think as we get older we gain the confidence to be ourselves. Thanks Lisa!

[@sharisp2]

At 48, with dry, gradually sagging skin, I have definitely changed my makeup look. Less is more, prepping the skin first is a must, including SPF, and I prefer tinted moisturizer over an actual foundation, unless it is a foundation balm like the L’Oréal one. Recently, I also rarely cover my whole face, I have seen these videos on Instagram and Tik Tok, that look like stripes or dots all around the face. Middle of the forehead, down the nose, on the chin and just above the jawline is a light concealer, then on the corners of the forehead, sides of the nose and down half each jawline is a cream contour and a cream blush high up on the cheekbones, then a quick spritz with a mist or spray all over the face and then blend the products into the skin going from lightest to darkest. It’s quick and easy and provides a more natural look, seamless look than 3 different over,aping layers do. My eye makeup is also a lot softer and I don’t use powder shimmer anymore because it emphasizes my eyelid texture, but I can get away with a lightweight, cream eyeshadow with some sheen to it and then a matte shadow in the crease to pull it all together. We gotta work with what we are given, am I right? 😉

[@carolweaver1703]

I love your channel and your makeup line and brushes!! I’m 63 years old, so I’m already doing many of these things. But there are always things I can improve in my makeup application. All great tips! THANKS!💖😊

[@lisajmakeup]

Thank you so much for watching and sharing! Have a lovely weekend Carol!

[@carolweaver1703]

You and your family have a lovely weekend, too!

[@charlesroland767]

Hello dear 👋 How are you doing?

[@literallyheather]

These are fantastic. I no longer wear vampy red or burgundy lip color. It makes my lips look so thin. I also use a bedside humidifier to help with dry skin. ❤️

[@LizLyonsPhD]

Mixing foundation with moisturizer is a great idea, but my favorite tip here is putting serum on under concealer. My under eye area is where I see aging occurring most and I think that will help overcome it, including the fact that serums are good for anti-aging anyway. Thank you so much, Lisa, for all your evolving ideas and products. I try to duplicate them as much as possible. 💖💖

[@amy259]

Using a grayish powder to fill in my brows has made a huge difference. Even though my brow hair is black, even filling in with brown looks so harsh.

[@zanetwiesman9079]

I am 61 and yes, also like watching your channel. I take information and work with that to make it work for me. What work for a 20 year old will not work for us older people, but that is what these channels are about, to gain knowledge and then work with that.

[@tedoymisojos]

The Wet n Wild Glass Skin primers are beautiful mixing mediums for foundations. Just putting that out there! Ive come to prefer sunscreens and primers as mixing mediums over moisturizers.

[@michellekelly2937]

Just be aware that mixing your sunscreen with a makeup product may compromise the SPF factor.

[@laurasutton8230]

I enjoy these types of videos. They're filled with so much valuable information. Thank you so much, Lisa!

[@emilycunningham8653]

I’m also going to be 40 in a few months, so this video is very timely for me! I also gave up black liner, my favorites are metallic browns Urban Decay Corrupt on top lid and Urban Decay Mushroom on bottom lash line.

[@jillpapenthien7867]

At 60, I completely agree on the black liner around the eyes! I see friends still doing this and it's so harsh! I have so much drooping of my eyelids now that I don't even line the top; I tightline with bronze or brown only. Less really is more as we age 🥰

[@liwiathan]

Brown, beige, or taupe, babe

[@michellekubat3791]

Love your videos! With all the talk of your younger makeup looks, it would be fun to see some pics of these looks! Throw back segment!

[@desormais22]

I’m just a year younger than you, but totally agree that makeup techniques had to be adjusted as I get older too. Used to love matte full coverage only foundations (liked glowy too but had to be decent coverage for me), now gravitating more towards more glowy, medium-high medium coverage bases. I even like tinted moisturizers now, as long as they fade gracefully. But I still love my black liquid liner, hard to go thin with it for me.😅 when I 1st started makeup back at age 17, I used only brown black pencil liner for a long time, then the black pencil liner from Mac for several years. But now once in a while will wear a brown pencil liner smudged out if I’m short on time/too lazy to do dedicated black liquid liner. Love your recs!!

[@SightWordMovies]

I LOVE that you said “enhance my features as they are now” and didn’t use the term “anti-aging” in the title or video. I’m so sick of that word and that point of view. Your attitude is very positive and uplifting. Thanks!

[@taramisu9978]

100% agree.

[@sandramclaughlin9624]

I use a tinted spf instead of foundation. I’ve found one (eltamd tinted) in a mineral formula that isn’t too orange or cakey and a little bit of concealer, do eyebrows, mascara, and balm on the lips. I’m 60 and agree that less is more. Thank you for your videos, Lisa. So real and helpful. 😊

[@cjmac2766]

I love this, Lisa! I grew up with frosty blue cream eye shadow and thought it was the best look ever! I now use highlighter to help to minimize shadows created by aging as well as my under eye circles. I'm a newer subscriber, and I find your reviews, techniques and tips to be SO helpful. And I just bought your BK Beauty brush set for smaller eyes. What a difference using professional brushes that fit my smaller lids! Your kindness campaign rocks, too! Wishing you continued success and many more blessings, Lisa!!! 🌻💙🌻

[@analezaa6306]

Sometimes we have to work with our face shape too. Like I looked at your eye look and love it, but I have hooded eyes, so I can't really achieve that. And I know you mentioned about keeping the eyeliner really thin - which makes complete sense and I could really go without with my hooded eyes, but I'm so fair, I need the color and dimension lol. Oh make-up - an adventurous learning experience.

[@marianunes8747]

Hellk Lisa! I agree with you, you really are a fresh, light and happy girl, I say this in the very best I can (my language is not english, so, sometimes I struggle with the words,I am sorry if I go wrong somtimes). I started to use makeup for about fifteen years, in six months I wiil have 50, so ... but makeup is for me a passion that I discovered too late, is art for me! I love to see you and other artists do so beautiful looks, teach so many greats techniques. In this fifteen years I changed my way of using makeup, much more soft! Thank you so much for all your inspiration!!!

[@terribarron9238]

I have been following your advice for several years. Every time I go somewhere like a restaurant or church or even the car ( oh that real light of the car mirror) I look great !!! Thanks Lisa for all of your advice and guidance!!!!

[@meowcenary21]

Todays my 39th bday and this video is super helpful. I've found that less is more as I get older and focusing on good skin care has been so important. In my 20s it was full beat every day. Now its mascara, some concealer, eyeliner and maybe a lipstick.

[@chrissysvideos]

Lisa I agree, as you get older less is better and I find I have to change up the formulas I use base on climate, great advice!!! 🤗👍🏻

[@suecone2198]

Since I am older the big change is in my eye makeup & blush. I have large eyes and they are starting to droop so the application of eyeshadow is a little different. I also find that now that my hair is completely white blush is very important. Not only the color but the placement. I still use bronzer but only on my hollows and lightly around the bottom of my face. I never went for all that baking under the eyes because it just didn’t work, but I do always set my concealer. Great tips! Thanks 😊

[@sharonbeers4621]

I love your eyes, you look very young and youthful without eyeshadow which I find unusual, so beautiful!

[@layacohen]

I've actually use most of those techniques for past yr or so, such a difference!

[@karlabarefoot8382]

I will soon be turning 57 years young. I agree skin care is a must for your make up to look great. I have had a good skincare regimen since I was a teenager. I love makeup and I have changed how I apply some products as well especially my eyebrows. I have never used a full coverage foundation always medium coverage. I love cream shadows and cream blush. I enjoy your Chanel and all of your tips and reviews of makeup products.

[@megdvs21]

Turned 38 this year and about 4 months ago changed my skin care routine and have loved what it is doing for my skin my skin is no long as dry and at the surface and is much less red and in even in tone, but that said because my skin has changed my makeup application and prep has changed too, my skin used to be dry and dehydrated, and i have mild rosacea… all of which has improved but I still have to be mindful if dehydrated skin and rosacea reactivity…. For my dehydrated textured skin I started using a hydrating smoothing primer … my favorite is the milk hydro grip… I used to go nowhere near powder, now i find that my skin is more combo so I do use light powdering in the t zone…. I have found that prefer baked pressed powder very lightly applied with an almost dry sponge because I have found that gives me the lightest, smoothest, most seamless and most set finish to the powder application. Also, due to expression lines around the eyes as my face moves I do not use concealer outside of the inner part of my eyes. However, due to darkness in that area I do use a corrector and a full coverage thin constancy concealer there after I prep with a moisturizer and hydrating smoothing primer

[@marniulch4905]

Hey Lisa! Love your tips, tricks and techniques! As an almost 52-year old makeup lover, I have stopped putting liner and mascara on the bottom lash line. It helps my eyes appear more lifted when I don't. However, I will apply a small smudge-y line of eyeshadow (powder or cream) along the bottom lash line.

[@nancyr622]

I agree with Carol Weaver. I have changed my makeup application over the years and watched lots of KZbin videos for tips, tricks and inspiration. Your chanel helps me choose items and applications that work for me. Thank you for taking the time to educate the masses and for not "telling" your followers what to do, but rather make suggestions based on your experiences. xo

[@lisajmakeup]

Thank you Nancy! 💖

[@lesliehatch-herman9325]

I’ll be 56 in December, and one big change is that I use primer now (face and eye). It wasn’t even around when I first started with makeup. I also learned how to tightline and I use brown and bronzey colors for lining underneath (like you showed just now). I want to use lighter coverage foundation now, but rosacea is now a thing for me, so it’s been struggle to find something useful in that category. Thank goodness for KZbin makeup channels! 😂♥️

[@deborahgraham4336]

I've recently developed some rosacea on one cheek ... have you found a way to deal with your rosacea? I'd love any type of input on this issue.

[@lesliehatch-herman9325]

@@deborahgraham4336 Hi! I tried all sorts of over the counter stuff, but I’ve had to make an appointment with a dermatologist. I was just started on…something…dang it, I can’t think of it! But it’s a cream that I need to use nightly. We’ll see how that works, as I’ve only been using it for a couple weeks now.

[@deborahgraham4336]

@@lesliehatch-herman9325 Please let me know how it goes. My rosacea isn't that bad but I'd like to nip it in the bud before having to go to a dermatologist. Best of luck with your new cream.

[@dsyrid]

Dr. Dray's KZbin videos have really helped my rosacea as well as other skin care. She's a dermatologist.

[@lorianntrevino6893]

Lisa J, I’m so glad u made this video… this is just what I’ve been looking for my beautiful friend. I needed this advice so severely!!! LOL…. Thank u!! Especially with foundation , setting with powder, and the eye primer!!! I just love u!! I’m trying to retrieve the gift u want to send me but I’m not too iPhone savvy so I pray I can get you the information u need!!! You are the most beautiful and best educator of all the artists 👩‍🎨 ❤️❤️❤️🥂🥂🥂!!! Love u .. keep these blessed videos coming❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏👠👠👠💄

[@jamiewagner4565]

I recently discovered your channel and I love it. I'm 45 and I've lost 190lbs. I also went through a very rough time where I didn't leave my house so makeup wasn't a concern....so my skills in makeup are from the 90s because I hadn't ever updated. Is there any chance you could do a video that starts from bare skin out? What to use, what order to use it, how to find the right color of foundation/concealer/bronzer and so on?

[@kellieprestidge9346]

I just rec'd my very first order from BK Beauty...and I'm in love! I purchased the BK 101 and the Angie brush set. Excellent quality and so soft!! Kudos to you and your team for producing such amazing items. ❤️

[@jillwm]

Thx for the video 😊 Same things for me! Especially the black liner - makes you look so much after some point 😮

[@marieduff8594]

Lisa, thanks for a great video. Found it really informative and helpful, will definitely be trying some of your tips💕

[@louisesharpy]

I love this video. It’s perfect for us mature babes. I have changed even more I’m 61. And I have to say don’t feel or look it. Thankfully.

[@SandiTink]

I stopped using bright colors on my eyes in my 40’s. Instead of looking like I was having fun with my makeup, it looked like I didn’t know what I was doing. Now, I can add a touch of color but a colorful eye just looks silly. I started using a soft, shimmery eyeliner for my lower lash line at about the same time. I made a mistake one day and put a light (not white) shimmer liner on my waterline. It looked great and became a standard practice.

[@rf3722]

I turned 30 this year and I was wondering why I looked so much older than my friends. I even got comments that I looked like my fiancé's mom he is 5 years older. Girl u saved me! Lol I work in a fast pace medical job so I don't think about these things but wow thank you my makeup look makes me look 5 years younger!!!

[@dsyrid]

So great to read all the comments from older women here! I'm sixty, with super oily skin with lots of tiny red veins, so lately I've been sampling full coverage foundations at Sephora. I used to only wear SPF and powder because every foundation slid off my skin. I haven't yet found the perfect combination of primer and foundation. One thing that I think looks terrible on older women is really dark lipstick or brown toned lipstick. It just drags down the face. Thankfully, the full matte lip look is out. I recently have been enjoying adding those sheer shimmer shadows you mentioned because I used to use only matte shadows. But as you said, the formulations have changed so much in the last twenty years. Brows are the hardest to manage now. Trying to cover greys when you have dark brows is a challenge. Thanks Lisa!

[@nancyalamia1186]

I'm still feeling young and vibrant at 67! My makeup has changed a lot, but more because there are so much better products out there! I still have very oily skin, so I love the powder foundations and eye primer! I do wear black eyeliner, because of my very thick glasses. Although I'd probably wear it anyway, just not as much. I wish I'd had today's makeup and the knowledge to use it properly back in about 1967! Love your channel!

[@carolegunfield9460]

I do like a powder foundation..what's your favourite?

[@nancyalamia1186]

@@carolegunfield9460 I like the Cover Girl Outlast and the Loreal one. I like the Elf one okay but not my favorite.

[@carolegunfield9460]

@@nancyalamia1186 for me it's bareminerals original or the powder pro

[@karekausnicolli4890]

Great tips, Lisa! I'm 59. I, too, am using a more light to medium coverage foundation that looks more natural. I have eliminated sparkly facial highlighter and blush. I prefer something that looks like it gleams without the sparkle. Another technique I've dropped is lining the lower lashline at all, unless I'm going for a more sultry look. I have dark, undereye circles with fair, reflective skin. I find that the lower liner undoes all of the good of my brightening concealer and also makes me look more tired.

[@karekausnicolli4890]

I also never use mascara on the lower lashes. My eyes are super sensitive, and I am just not able to wear mascara there.

[@adriennef7219]

Hi Lisa! Thanks for the tips! Any advice on getting the cream products to not disappear on the skin without losing the pretty glow they give? I swear my skin eats the blush up! 😂

[@mmcjrc2000]

Me too…..at 52, I use a lot less product, but my face eats the cream blush, bronzer…..frustrating…❤️

[@kellysmith5105]

You’re such a great teacher, Lisa and I do these and agree with all your tips! I used to love MAC paints!! Less is way more! Have a great weekend!!! ❤️💗❤️

[@charlesroland767]

She's so amazing

[@teresagill8501]

You always look so pretty in your videos. You explain everything that you do and why. I am trying cream blushes and have your favorite Westman Atelier in petal.I may have to try the Charlotte Tilbury cream bronzer. Thank you for doing this for us.

[@lisagoldman287]

Really good video Lisa! Thank you

[@lisajmakeup]

Glad you enjoyed it! have a lovely weekend Lisa!

[@eileen5428]

I loved the positive and realistic tone you set with this video and thought your advice was so well-reasoned. Nothing looks more “aging” than when someone-as the years go by-clings to their old products/techniques rather than making the adjustments that will enhance their changing appearance. That doesn’t mean someone has to give up the things they love, but they probably need a bit of adjustment to suit things like the inevitable changes in texture, skin tone, skin laxity, the size/shape of features , etc. A friend of mine (who is a retired makeup artist) once told me he could usually tell how old women were just by looking at the way they had applied their makeup when they’d come to see him. They had gotten older, but their makeup routine was the same old same old. They obviously realized that something was off about their look, but they didn’t know how or what to adjust. Helping women of all ages was his “mission”, but he actually preferred working on older women (50+) because they had so much untapped beauty. He said beautiful younger women were a dime a dozen, but a stunning older woman was like a fine diamond. She could take your breath away.

[@leticialuciovu9058]

Lisa, I ❤️ your content! This video is spot on for those of us who are “mature”. I’ve learned these techniques from you and they have really changed my look! And I have also bought a lot of your BK brushes…❤️❤️!! The one thing that I still do however is black liner. But I do have naturally dark (pretty much black) eyelashes and brows. I use a very thin line only on the top and it works for me. I’ve tried the wing to uplift my eyes once and it was a total fail! 😩. I believe you may done a video with a tutorial for that. If not, please do one! Thank you so much! Have a blessed weekend! 🙏

[@kankan572]

The bumps are milia I get them too and when I do I have to scale back on the hydrating creams I’m using and switch over to a retinol cream or serum to get rid of them! There’s several products out there that will get rid of them too. Dermatologists can also pop them in their office 🤗

[@wendybrown3502]

I love all of these tips Lisa! I do them all too! You look beautiful!😊❤

[@Onlinemakeupacademy]

Very helpful makeup tips! Thank you!

[@Lucy-mf5gk]

Great tips! Your makeup & skin is flawless.

[@amydoodle4659]

Great helpful tips LIsa! Thank you!

[@Stephanie-hl8jo]

Perfect that you love cream products because your brushes are the BEST for cream products! 💖 Also, I ordered 3 acceptance lipsticks (one for my vanity, one for my desk, one for my purse) because it's my favorite lip!

[@lisajmakeup]

Love it!! Thank you Stephanie! So happy to know you are enjoying your BK Beauty products. Have a lovely weekend.

[@reneklein6049]

Hi sweet Lisa. At 63, my make-up techniques have definitely changed. Gone are the days of heavy foundation. You are so right. Skincare is the most important step followed by daily sunscreen. Great suggestion for applying undereye concealer. I'm loving Angie's concealer brush. The little bumps under your eyes are called milia. Your esthetician can easily remedy them. I avoid black eyeliner and stick with brown. I'm so glad that the baking trend is over. I never did it. You look younger now than when I 1st started watching you more than 5 years ago! No frosty or glitter eyeshadows for me. I remember the days of thick black liner both top and bottom. Such helpful tips. Thank you. Have a fantastic weekend. ❤💕😘

[@michelecappellett8071]

Your makeup looks so natural and pretty

[@soniaf6731]

I agree with a lot with you. I´m 44 and I used to use very full coverage foundations. Today I don´t like these any more. But I feel also that this was the trend back then and today the trend is more natural. Also I think that older you get it looks better to make a more natural look with less product

[@carolegunfield9460]

Loving all your tips Lisa. Also love your personality!! These days I use a lot more cream products than I used to. Make up, especially drugstore, has improved so much and we are spoiled for choice. I'm in my 50s and I've found I don't suit dark lipsticks so much now. I used to love a nice burgundy

[@DB-hz6vr]

Loved this. Your makeup is gorgeous.

[@bonniehouston4885]

Thank you so much for your makeup helps! I am 44 and just now getting into makeup, so I love the help! I have 5 girls, with my oldest 3 being 14,12, and 10. So they are getting into wanting to weather makeup. I would love to know if you have any advice for teen skincare, I never did anything. I think noxema was about it. And teen makeup. Light easy, teen makeup. I want to be able to teach my girls how to apply makeup tastefully. So what are you going to teach your girls????Love your channel! 💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@jenny9544]

what a great video! i just recently stopped using eyeliner under my eyes... but agree with cream blush and cream bronzer.. and i don't use foundation. just tinted sunscreen... i do have some foundations that do work. you recommended the loreal infallible one.. love it. but i really never really need it. i feel like the less the better :)

[@MusicLover-sb7mo]

I love the DIOR quint pallets. I have the pallet called Organza. So flattering on mature lids. I use far less powder than I used to by far. Lighter on the brows too. I tried but Never liked black eyeliner. I am fair neutral skin and blue-green eyes. Black liner is harsh and just shouts "black liner" on me. In fact I didn't start wearing liner until my late 40s because it made my lashes look fake. I am blessed with long curled lashes but you can only see them when I wear mascara. But ai also was influenced by the Cheryl Tiegs era of minimal makeup. I will be 64 this month and just tight line the upper lid with medium shades of gray, brown, blue, green or plum for a bit of definition.

[@katam3310]

Yes i have learned that as i get older less is more but also the trends & makeup are changing...I'm oily and always liked mate but now I started to like less and more glowy finish, only powder my T zone and use a setting spray... You are beautiful, glowing and have a gorgeous skin ❤️❤️❤️😘

[@gaylemccormick9216]

Hi Lisa! I discovered your video tutorials about 2 years ago and I love watching for tips and product information. I’m almost 55 years old and began having a difficult time with concealer because of the bumps you mention. They are not cilia not keratosis pilaris. They’re just a normal variation of healthy skin…. and I can’t stand how they look! Will you please do a video on products or at-home treatments that are known to diminish their appearance? Primer and concealer used to help but it’s getting worse. 😕 THANK YOU!

[@marygillespie2028]

I've had an improvement using a retinal eye cream.

[@katsm-wo9704]

Me too

[@daynad8104]

Licensed Esthetician here, those "bumps" are called military, and it's usually due to too much eye cream that builds up underneath the skin.

[@janettewilliams345]

I have watched this 2 times. Great video.

[@RockeyToes]

At 55, and completely in menopause, my skin has definitely changed and my makeup look has also. Less is more, I use cream bronzers and blush, and use dark liner sparingly, prepping the skin first is a must, if you're not already, incorporate a great skin care routine, (including every day use of SPF, Vitamin C in the am, Retinol or Retin A in the PM), I prefer tinted moisturizer vs. foundation, and I use powder strategically. I didn't throw out my foundations, but I dilute it with SPF (after I've already applied my final layer of SPF). It's a funny dynamic, I still feel and think like a 30 y.o., but the second I add too much makeup, it is very aging and not flattering. I'd add, proper hydration (inside and out) and good nutrition, every day (I follow the 90/10 rule, eat healthy 90% of the time and you can splurge occasionally), and watching sugar goes a long way to feeling and looking better.

[@Eden_Rivers]

I'm just getting on the cream products train with blushes! I love them in the summer when it's so hot I'm not wearing foundation.

[@jessikerx7125]

I remember Shimma paint from Mac! I still have it actually lol!

[@tedoymisojos]

I do use less powder but I still powder my whole face. I still have very oily skin all over. Im curious about not powdering the cheek area, but I get very oily there as well. Ill try it!

[@VAwitch]

While I'd like to use less heavy coverage foundation, at 48 I'm still almost as oily as I was during my teens & 20s. What would be your suggestion for "lightening" the coverage while maintaining the oil control that several fuller coverage foundations provide? I do use a couple of different primers (depending on what I'm doing or how my skin is behaving), but sheer foundation does pretty much nothing for me, as would not powdering 80% of my face.

[@anab.6948]

Hey VAwitch, have you checked on Nikkias account? She is an "oily girl" and keeps on testing different foundation. Maybe this is where you could find some tips!

[@meaganglezen4481]

Your skin is always so gorgeous. New subscriber and I just purchased a full face with your makeup recommendations. Thank you for keeping it real and gorgeous!!

[@colors4u682]

You do such a great job! TY.

[@parksbpknit]

No more lower lash line mascara or liner for me, great video!

[@wandaurie8102]

Definitely have much dryer skin than I did up until even five years ago. I only use cream blush as well and also dilute the foundation with moisturizer to get a more natural look. I actually don't use powder except a few times a year because my skin is so dry.

[@lindadee6603]

Hello Lisa 🤗 You don't look 39 Lisa 😊The makeup back in my day was all the 80s looks, like if you have watched The Breakfast Club movie etc ha ha. It was all spikey hair and black eyeliner 🤣😂 Now at 54 i don't wear the black eyeliner lol 💜💙💜

[@eugeniaveronicabustamantet1458]

You look fabulous, i am 60 and struggling with wrinkles!

[@amandamcadam114]

I always had decent skin, thick lashes and the only makeup I wore was a red lip and mascara. Now I find I feel better with a light foundation, fiber brow gel, and blush/bronzer. I have to say, I miss my mat dark red or berry lipstick, but it doesn't look good anymore. Than goodness for improvement in lip glosses!

[@dorikell5179]

Great video!!! 💕

[@juliekostas7322]

Great video/tips! I LOVE the entire makeup look in this video. Thank you!

[@angiesmith9735]

You are so beautiful! I just got my first BK Beauty brush and I love love LOVE it! Now I want them all 💜

[@chrissymoss514]

Three things I do now that I didn't do before I started watching YT are : 1 ■ Bronzing - I didn't even know it was a thing - 2 ■ Using specific makeup brushes (or makeup brushes period!). I did practically everything with my fingers - I don't think I could do it now tho 😂 3 ■ Concealing and colour correcting. These were by far the most amazing things for me, they made such an immediate impact. Isn't makeup fantastic 😊 Love you lots 🧚‍♀️💜🧚‍♀️💜🧚‍♀️💜🧚‍♀️ Thankfully, I never got into the "block eyebrows" as I just didn't like how they looked and undereye baking. I tried to "bake" a couple of times and I looked terrible - I thought there was something wrong with me because everyone on YT was doing it and looked great.

[@lisajmakeup]

Love it! Thank you for sharing Chrissy! 💖

[@LenaSheppard]

Thanks for sharing these tips. I appreciate you so very much !

[@Teresa_ad]

Hi Lisa would you consider doing videos for woman over 50. I am blessed to have great skin due to my mother but been realizing certain makeup does nor look good. Thank you for your time.

[@mykentuckylife9042]

You are THE best💕

[@kathyyearby3334]

I definitely don't do the heavy black liner anymore!

[@elainenj3188]

Thanks Lisa! Great tips. You’re wonderful 😘

[@taramisu9978]

Thank you for these tips, all are very helpful and I find that I am doing many already. For me less is more, I try to be mindful of how much foundation and powder I use. And for eyeliner I am using a thin brush and darker color shadows instead of eyeliner pencils. I find it actually looks better. I guess better to learn late then never.

[@kankan572]

Is the Dior forever glow foundation one you would dilute?? It looks so pretty on you!!

[@msmendes214]

Oh man, I still love my black liner. But I don't wear it as thick on the lower lid & a lot of times just half way then fade out the inner corner.

[@lizmartin1844]

Love all your great tricks & tips. Can you list your favorite eyeshadow palettes for “mature” eyelids or suggestions. Thank you!

[@LindaMC96]

Im 53 and i still wear what I did but little change. it is more glowy and not matte skin. I like a bronze glow look. I love cream products and use them daily. I still like highlighter on cheek bones and shimmers on the eyes but not any thick or chunky glitters. Foundation i still need full coverage to cover dark spots n pigment, but i add a glow to the skin and cant do heavy foundation just one i can build up with a sheen is nice. I like glowy skin then matte powdered skin. Still use the Hourglass ambient powder to give the soft focus not looking too dry. Brows i do softer too and lips less matte n more glossy and rarely use a deep lip unless a warm red once in a while.

[@tinapagano5184]

Hi Lisa I love your videos!!! What is your favorite moisturizer for very dry skin on the face? What is your favorite eye shadow primer? Thank you!!!

[@PookieK]

Lisa love your channel and at 52 I need your tips. Looking in the description box but I’m not seeing the favorite concealers?? This is where I need HELP

[@julilowman2916]

I love your tutorials/videos. Your makeup is so flawless yet natural looking. What liner pencil/stick do you recommend for the bottom lash line? I am trying yo get away from black and love the look of just using the eyeshadow stick. Have a blessed day. I am also in Texas and am so over this heat!

[@judithblue3167]

Excellent ❤❤❤❤

[@tuyetvu152]

Did you forget to list your favorite concealer Lisa as i don't see it? Thx!

[@joanalgarin7692]

What I can do, if I have dry skin but every now and then I have oil in my T zone? I have noticed that the less full coverage , better I look. But I don’t feel comfortable because I have rosacea and some texture. I want more cover because of that , but it looks bad… look older. I’m 41

[@madylynmontgomery5059]

But WHAT is that Dior pallets? Your eyes are bomb

[@SparkleKitty17]

Love your videos, Lisa J! I grew up also being a MAC girl and used to pack on the makeup with heavy foundation and eyes. I'm around your age so I resonated with everything you said about how you used to do your makeup back in the day. Question: What brushes are you using for your bronzer and blush? Not sure if it's the same brush or 2 different ones, but I would love to get them as I still have my old MAC brushes. Also, what eyeliner are you using for your water line? Thanks!

[@magpie1206]

I’m finding as I get older.. that I prefer to have simpler and lighter looking makeup. For example.. for eyeshadows I prefer to have a wash of color look than having it look so made up-less is more. I find it more youthful looking not to mention it takes less time to apply

[@evelynrosado1439]

Good tips for mature skin.