**The Art of Natural Face Makeup for Mature Skin**

When it comes to makeup, many people assume that as we age, our skin becomes less receptive to products and more prone to dryness. However, with the right techniques and products, mature skin can look radiant and youthful. In this tutorial, we'll explore how to achieve a natural face makeup look using products and techniques that enhance your features without looking too done-up.

**Powdering the Skin**

One of the key steps in creating a natural face makeup look is powdering the skin. I like to use a translucent powder, as it sets my foundation and prevents it from getting oily throughout the day. However, I also understand the importance of choosing the right product for your skin type. If you have dry or mature skin, you'll want to opt for a moisturizing powder that won't dry out your skin further. For me, this means using a powder that's infused with hydrating ingredients like green tea and chamomile.

When applying powder, I like to use a light hand. Overpowdering can lead to a cakey finish that looks unnatural and accentuates fine lines and wrinkles. Instead, I focus on applying the powder in strategic areas, such as the T-zone (the area between the eyes and nose), where oil production tends to be highest.

**Bronzer for Dimension**

Another crucial step in creating a natural face makeup look is contouring with bronzer. This technique helps to add depth and dimension to the skin, especially on mature skin, which can sometimes appear flat or two-dimensional. I like to use a bronzer that's designed specifically for this purpose – one that's not too dark or overpowering.

For me, the perfect bronzer is one that adds warmth and glow to the skin without looking too obvious. That's why I love using the Bye-Bye Pores Bronzer by Cosmetics, which has a natural-looking finish that complements my skin tone perfectly. I apply it to the areas of the face where there's most definition – the cheekbones, jawline, and forehead.

**Enhancing the Cheeks**

Once I've contoured with bronzer, it's time to enhance the cheeks. I use a blush that complements my natural flush, which helps to give my skin a healthy and radiant glow. For me, the perfect blush is one that adds a touch of color without looking too obvious. That's why I love using the Tarte Exposed Blush, which has a subtle, natural-looking finish that works beautifully with my skin tone.

**Highlighting for a Lit-from-Within Glow**

Finally, it's time to highlight – or rather, add dimension to the high points of the face. This technique is essential for creating a lit-from-within glow that looks healthy and youthful on mature skin. I use a highlighting product that complements my natural skin tone, which helps to create a subtle, radiant finish.

For me, the perfect highlighter is one that adds a touch of shimmer without looking too obvious. That's why I love using Becca's Shimmering Skin Perfector in Opal – it has a beautiful, subtle finish that works beautifully with my skin tone.

**The Beauty Blender Tip**

One tip that's helped me achieve a more natural look is to dampen my brush before applying powder products. This helps the product to blend seamlessly into the skin, creating a smooth and even finish. To do this, I simply take a beauty blender – one that I use for foundation application – and run it under cold water. Then, I gently squeeze out any excess moisture and apply the blender to my face.

**Finishing Touches**

Finally, it's time to add some finishing touches to our natural face makeup look. For me, this means applying a satin lip balm that complements my natural lip color without looking too obvious. The Tata Satin Skin Mist is one of my favorite products for this purpose – it adds a subtle shine and hydrates the skin at the same time.

**Conclusion**

Creating a natural face makeup look requires patience, practice, and a willingness to experiment with different products and techniques. By following these simple steps – powdering the skin, bronzing for dimension, enhancing the cheeks, highlighting for a lit-from-within glow, and using finishing touches like lip balm – you can create a face that looks healthy, radiant, and youthful on mature skin. Remember, the key is to enhance your features without looking too done-up or obvious – by using products and techniques that complement your natural beauty, you can achieve a look that's both effortless and elegant.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey Miriam in today's video I wanted to show you how to apply natural face makeup on mature skin I'm gonna share with you some of the techniques that I've learned along the way and some of the products that I really love using I partnered up with Sephora for this video and I am super excited to let you know that touch' is launching the new satin skin miss exclusively available at Sephora this is an oil free liquid powder facial mist now let's get to the tutorial first I'm gonna hydrate my skin using the water cream by Tasha I get a little bit like this I have oily t-zone and I'm dry everywhere else I'm hydrating your skin no matter what the texture of your skin is gonna help balance your skin out and it's just a great habit to have before you put on your makeup you want to shake touch up that satin skin mist very gently this has a satin natural finish to it I'm gonna miss this before applying my makeup to add extra layer of lightweight hydration this is how it it makes your skin look I just want to show you up close so you see how find the mist is hopefully you can see it on camera it feels very cooling and nice and then mist it's very very fine to create a nice canvas on the skin you want to use something that is pore minimizing I'm gonna use the professional by Benefit Cosmetics and you want to kind of Pat it in you want your pores to be filled in basically you'd like to Pat it on my forehead it looks like it minimizes fine lines too so I kind of like that effect and areas that I have texture I like to kind of cover with pore minimizer I've already dampened my Beauty Blender I'm gonna use Giorgio Armani luminous silk foundation I found this to be a very sheer very comfortable foundation to wear and it's luminous it doesn't accentuate fine lines and pores and things like that so I like using this I just put it on my debuty blender like this and you want to keep your Beauty Blender dampened because it helps with the application you don't want to use a dry Beauty Blender oh by the way I am using the color six number six Mother's Day it was a lot of fun Ariana and Eric were so cute they were actually they they bought me flowers we actually had Indian food I love Indian food and I haven't had Indian food for a long time so I told them I want to go her Indian food can we please just do that for Mother's Day so we did that Ariana made me she made a little painting for me on a canvas on a small little canvas it was so so sweet we want to use a foundation that looks natural it doesn't look cakey it looks like your skin but better covers imperfections without looking to full coverage and that's the best foundation is that kind of foundation where it doesn't give you a cakey and like you put on a lot of foundation on I'm going to cover my dark circles and kind of sunken it's kind of sunken in this area so I like to put concealer focusing and the areas I really need and I'm using the milk makeup flex concealer it isn't in the shade light and I have some discoloration here too so I'm gonna put some here as we age - I have noticed that the skin around the eyes get thinner and I see the blueness of like veins coming through a little bit so I like to put more coverage there and I'm gonna blend it really nicely there but try to kind of keep more coverage on that area and then kind of blend it out if you haven't yet subscribe to my channel don't forget to subscribe to my channel and become part of my youtube family to get notified you can press the the bell next to the subscribe button to get notified when I upload a new video to okay now it's time to powder the skin I'm gonna use Laura Mercier candle glow shear perfecting powder this is how it looks like I'm gonna use this it cosmetics heavenly luxe this is a powder brush I'm gonna gonna really swirl it around and put this all over my skin to set the foundation you know with this powder I don't have to worry about it looking cakey because it is like a candle glow it's like your skin becomes like lit from within kind of look you put this powder on so I don't have to worry about overdoing it with this one which is really amazing to me and I just really really like the finish of it don't powder your under-eyes too much because that's gonna just add more dryness to the under-eye area and you want to prevent that so make sure to keep it light in those areas maybe start with your t-zone like for me because I have oily t-zone I usually start my powdering around my nose and in this area since this tutorial is gonna be focused more on face makeup application I'm gonna do my eyebrows and my eye shadow off-camera and then I'll be back to show you the rest of my face routine okay everything's done on my eyes and now I'm gonna do the rest of the face makeup I have to have bronzer on and why I I feel like it's very important for mature person to use contour or some sort of bronzer is because it just brings life to the skin when you put on your foundation it makes the skin look a little bit flat and bronzer adds dimension to the face it gives color to the face I really like using this bye-bye pores bronzer this is by a cosmetics and the color is Beach I believe they only have one color but this color is very universal it goes with any skin tone and you will see how it just brings the skin to life so I start with my cheeks first I'm using the makeup forever this is straight and wavy brush it's number 122 I've noticed that you guys asked me about my brushes a lot that you want to know what brushes I use so I'm trying my best to remember what brushes I'm using but if I don't by any chance say the name of the product please check the description box below you can also see where to get the touch' sad skin mist on there too so if you check in the description box I will have all the information down there I try to start with the cheeks and then I kind of create a seee on my jaw area like this and then go underneath because I I feel like it kind of takes care of the double chin it kind of minimizes the appearance of it and then I'm take some of this bronzer and put it on top of my nose just use it as a warming up tool of you know to warm up my skin then I run it on my neck because I want my neck to kind of match my skin I don't want to look like I have a mask face so I just kind of take it down kind of get some nice bronze and you know it just adds a little more shape to the face and I just keep it at the perimeter on the face I keep this area more highlighted so it gives the lifting effect this is the color exposed and it is a Tarte blush and I love this color because it's a kind of a natural more natural look it's not to rush you know to flush of a tone it just kind of works really well for a natural look I love Becca's highlighters these are actually part of a kit I bought a little kit that they were selling at Sephora and this is the opal color I love this color for medium shade or someone tan it just closed beautifully and I feel like it is the perfect perfect shade so I like getting a little brush I like to even sometimes dampen my brush but I'm not gonna do that today because I want to keep this more natural I don't want to highlight to be too screaming from the top of the world its highlight day you know this is a step I do usually when I put highlighter on it really works and I got this little tip from Patrick Tom a while back and it's getting your Beauty Blender the one that you use for your foundation application and whatever it's it's you know already damp so you can just run like press the the Beauty Blender onto your skin like this and this helps all the products all the powder products that you put on your skin to kind of get fused into your skin to press into your skin and it just gives the skin more of a natural finish Thank You Patrick Toth for this beautiful little tip because it really works everything is on even my lipstick is on now to end this tutorial I'm gonna finish off with the satin skin mist by Tata I want to thank Sephora again for pardoning up me for this video thank you so much for watching this tutorial and how to do a natural face makeup for mature skin please check out the links in the description box below to find out how you can get your touch satin skin mist and don't forget to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already and I will see you in my next video byehey Miriam in today's video I wanted to show you how to apply natural face makeup on mature skin I'm gonna share with you some of the techniques that I've learned along the way and some of the products that I really love using I partnered up with Sephora for this video and I am super excited to let you know that touch' is launching the new satin skin miss exclusively available at Sephora this is an oil free liquid powder facial mist now let's get to the tutorial first I'm gonna hydrate my skin using the water cream by Tasha I get a little bit like this I have oily t-zone and I'm dry everywhere else I'm hydrating your skin no matter what the texture of your skin is gonna help balance your skin out and it's just a great habit to have before you put on your makeup you want to shake touch up that satin skin mist very gently this has a satin natural finish to it I'm gonna miss this before applying my makeup to add extra layer of lightweight hydration this is how it it makes your skin look I just want to show you up close so you see how find the mist is hopefully you can see it on camera it feels very cooling and nice and then mist it's very very fine to create a nice canvas on the skin you want to use something that is pore minimizing I'm gonna use the professional by Benefit Cosmetics and you want to kind of Pat it in you want your pores to be filled in basically you'd like to Pat it on my forehead it looks like it minimizes fine lines too so I kind of like that effect and areas that I have texture I like to kind of cover with pore minimizer I've already dampened my Beauty Blender I'm gonna use Giorgio Armani luminous silk foundation I found this to be a very sheer very comfortable foundation to wear and it's luminous it doesn't accentuate fine lines and pores and things like that so I like using this I just put it on my debuty blender like this and you want to keep your Beauty Blender dampened because it helps with the application you don't want to use a dry Beauty Blender oh by the way I am using the color six number six Mother's Day it was a lot of fun Ariana and Eric were so cute they were actually they they bought me flowers we actually had Indian food I love Indian food and I haven't had Indian food for a long time so I told them I want to go her Indian food can we please just do that for Mother's Day so we did that Ariana made me she made a little painting for me on a canvas on a small little canvas it was so so sweet we want to use a foundation that looks natural it doesn't look cakey it looks like your skin but better covers imperfections without looking to full coverage and that's the best foundation is that kind of foundation where it doesn't give you a cakey and like you put on a lot of foundation on I'm going to cover my dark circles and kind of sunken it's kind of sunken in this area so I like to put concealer focusing and the areas I really need and I'm using the milk makeup flex concealer it isn't in the shade light and I have some discoloration here too so I'm gonna put some here as we age - I have noticed that the skin around the eyes get thinner and I see the blueness of like veins coming through a little bit so I like to put more coverage there and I'm gonna blend it really nicely there but try to kind of keep more coverage on that area and then kind of blend it out if you haven't yet subscribe to my channel don't forget to subscribe to my channel and become part of my youtube family to get notified you can press the the bell next to the subscribe button to get notified when I upload a new video to okay now it's time to powder the skin I'm gonna use Laura Mercier candle glow shear perfecting powder this is how it looks like I'm gonna use this it cosmetics heavenly luxe this is a powder brush I'm gonna gonna really swirl it around and put this all over my skin to set the foundation you know with this powder I don't have to worry about it looking cakey because it is like a candle glow it's like your skin becomes like lit from within kind of look you put this powder on so I don't have to worry about overdoing it with this one which is really amazing to me and I just really really like the finish of it don't powder your under-eyes too much because that's gonna just add more dryness to the under-eye area and you want to prevent that so make sure to keep it light in those areas maybe start with your t-zone like for me because I have oily t-zone I usually start my powdering around my nose and in this area since this tutorial is gonna be focused more on face makeup application I'm gonna do my eyebrows and my eye shadow off-camera and then I'll be back to show you the rest of my face routine okay everything's done on my eyes and now I'm gonna do the rest of the face makeup I have to have bronzer on and why I I feel like it's very important for mature person to use contour or some sort of bronzer is because it just brings life to the skin when you put on your foundation it makes the skin look a little bit flat and bronzer adds dimension to the face it gives color to the face I really like using this bye-bye pores bronzer this is by a cosmetics and the color is Beach I believe they only have one color but this color is very universal it goes with any skin tone and you will see how it just brings the skin to life so I start with my cheeks first I'm using the makeup forever this is straight and wavy brush it's number 122 I've noticed that you guys asked me about my brushes a lot that you want to know what brushes I use so I'm trying my best to remember what brushes I'm using but if I don't by any chance say the name of the product please check the description box below you can also see where to get the touch' sad skin mist on there too so if you check in the description box I will have all the information down there I try to start with the cheeks and then I kind of create a seee on my jaw area like this and then go underneath because I I feel like it kind of takes care of the double chin it kind of minimizes the appearance of it and then I'm take some of this bronzer and put it on top of my nose just use it as a warming up tool of you know to warm up my skin then I run it on my neck because I want my neck to kind of match my skin I don't want to look like I have a mask face so I just kind of take it down kind of get some nice bronze and you know it just adds a little more shape to the face and I just keep it at the perimeter on the face I keep this area more highlighted so it gives the lifting effect this is the color exposed and it is a Tarte blush and I love this color because it's a kind of a natural more natural look it's not to rush you know to flush of a tone it just kind of works really well for a natural look I love Becca's highlighters these are actually part of a kit I bought a little kit that they were selling at Sephora and this is the opal color I love this color for medium shade or someone tan it just closed beautifully and I feel like it is the perfect perfect shade so I like getting a little brush I like to even sometimes dampen my brush but I'm not gonna do that today because I want to keep this more natural I don't want to highlight to be too screaming from the top of the world its highlight day you know this is a step I do usually when I put highlighter on it really works and I got this little tip from Patrick Tom a while back and it's getting your Beauty Blender the one that you use for your foundation application and whatever it's it's you know already damp so you can just run like press the the Beauty Blender onto your skin like this and this helps all the products all the powder products that you put on your skin to kind of get fused into your skin to press into your skin and it just gives the skin more of a natural finish Thank You Patrick Toth for this beautiful little tip because it really works everything is on even my lipstick is on now to end this tutorial I'm gonna finish off with the satin skin mist by Tata I want to thank Sephora again for pardoning up me for this video thank you so much for watching this tutorial and how to do a natural face makeup for mature skin please check out the links in the description box below to find out how you can get your touch satin skin mist and don't forget to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already and I will see you in my next video bye\n"