If you want to hide aging and look younger, keep your lips tinted. Nude, beige-toned lipsticks look great on the catwalk and on teens, but to wear it well, you need to keep a natural pinky lip hue. If properly applied, blusher is a key make-up product to hide aging. This is how to do it. Use pink blusher with bronzer for the most natural-looking way to put color back into your cheeks.

Use a big fluffy brush to sweep a faux glow over cheekbones, forehead, cleavage and brow bones-places that catch color in the sun. The best contain several shades that blend.

With foundation or concealer over your eyelids, one great matte, all-over eye color (from lashes to brows) blends beautifully with a slightly deeper beige or brown into the socket line or as a subtle powder eyeliner along the lashes, hiding blueness through veins and age spots. Put a little 3D shimmer back on to your brow bones only.

It’s essential that skin looks great. Aim to cover blemishes with a touch of concealer and give a light layer of foundation to everything else-creating a flawless base over the skin, eyelids, nose and mouth.

Before you reach for foundation and concealer to mask out minor blemishes, age spots and veiny areas, turn to a skin primer. When worn over moisturizer but under your foundation base, skin primers act as a sheer invisible layer of pore perfection.

Polished skin is the key to keeping several layers of nude make-up looking fresh. So remember to always take care of your skin, as clean pores look smaller than dirty pores.

Make up highlighters add a bit of sheen to a covered up face so that your skin looks natural-only more beautiful. Plus highlighters are so easy to use-add a drop or two to your fingertips and blend on to the upper part of your cheekbones, the sides of your forehead, blending into your hairline and a little over the collar bones to balance.

Important Note: The articles presented are provided by third party authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of KhanaPakana.com. They should not be construed as medical advice or diagnosis. Consult with your physician prior to following any suggestions provided.