Gray hair can make a big difference in how you look, so it makes sense to rethink your makeup routine. If it's hard to know where to start, here are six simple tricks to create a make-up that will blend in with your new hair color palette.<\/p>\n
If you leave gray hair in its natural form, this does not mean that you should not pay attention to the eyebrows. Vice versa! Some courage is needed here. As we age, our eyebrows look sparse, lacking definition and color, so it's important to give them a youthful look so as not to accentuate age. Don't choose a shade that's too dark for your skin tone because it will stand out and make you look older than you are. Instead, try using a shade slightly darker than your natural hair color\u2014try ashy and soft browns. Tip:<\/strong> Consider permanent makeup or microblading. So you will always look impressive.<\/p>\n Your foundation should now not be too thick and dense, as it will accentuate imperfections and dry out the skin. Choose lightweight moisturizing formulas. The effect of fresh radiant skin will give silver curls a rich look. Tip: A<\/strong> primer is great for smoothing out skin before applying foundation and helps make makeup last longer.<\/p>\n Makeup artists recommend using warm tones in makeup to balance the look, otherwise the advantage of cool tones will make you look too pale. Try bronzer on the T-zone for a defined, rested look. It should be applied after the foundation. However, it must be flicker-free, otherwise you will be too shiny. To complete your makeup and create a natural glow, apply a little liquid highlighter to the bridge of your nose and cheekbones and gently blend with your finger. Tip:<\/strong> Avoid any red undertones that will make you look flushed and won't go well with gray hair. will make you blush and just won't go well with your gray hair. For a highlighter, blend gently with your finger for a natural look.<\/p>\n You probably think that you should choose neutral, skin tones for your lips. But no! With gray hair, more saturated shades look better: dark pink, berry, red, plum. They will complement the cold tones of your gray hair and add harmony to your facial features. Use moisturizing lipsticks or apply gloss over matte to give the illusion of volume. Tip:<\/strong> Stay away from orange shades because they can accentuate yellow or blue highlights in gray hair, making you look like you need makeup urgently or that your hair is messy. Why makeup makes you look older at 20 and younger at 40: Reese Witherspoon and her daughter Ava prove it<\/strong><\/p>\n Eye shadow is an important element of gray hair makeup. Opt for soft browns, purples and navy blues that aren't flashy to give your eyes a crisp look without taking over the spotlight. The key point is a smoky or brown eyeliner or pencil. Do not use black, it will be too harsh and make the eyes look unnatural. Finish off your eye makeup by lightly tinting your lashes with mascara. Tip:\u00a0<\/strong> When applying shadow, focus on the outer corners of the upper eyelid, blending them towards the bridge of the nose. This will give you a bold yet harmonious look.<\/p>\n It is blush that will help give the skin a healthy glow of youth, and at the same time soften the metallic shade of gray hair. Go for peach pink, orange red or coral blush depending on your natural skin tone. Tip:<\/strong> Gently dab blush onto the apples of your cheeks to instantly refresh your complexion.<\/p>\n2 Create the effect of glowing hydrated skin<\/h2>\n
3 Use a bronzer on the T-zone<\/h2>\n
4 Lips should be rich and glossy<\/h2>\n
5 Don't Forget Your Eyes<\/h2>\n
6 Finishing touch – blush<\/h2>\n