Making the move from a thicker, full coverage foundation to something more lightweight and natural can make your makeup look way more flattering - give it a try
As we age, the makeup we use often doesn't suit our skin anymore - thicker foundations can look cakey and sit in lines, while dark eyeliner can highlight crows feet or wrinkles around the eyes.
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