5 Makeup Mistakes That Make Mature Eyes Look Smaller After 60

Your eyes may not have changed as much as you think. Sometimes it is the makeup around them that quietly makes them look smaller. A dark line that closes the eye, shadow that disappears into the fold, brows that sit too heavy, too much concealer underneath, or mascara that weighs the lashes down can all reduce the visible space around mature eyes. In this video, I’m walking you through 5 common makeup mistakes women over 60 make that can make their eyes look smaller, and showing you what to do instead. We’ll look at: • Dark eyeliner all the way around the eye • Eyeshadow placed where it disappears when the eye opens • Brows that look too heavy, too low, or too short • Thick concealer and powder under the eyes • Mascara that clumps or adds too much weight to the lashes You’ll also learn a simple 20-second open-eye test you can do at home to see which mistake may be affecting your own makeup. The goal is not to make mature eyes look younger or completely different. It is simply to keep more of the natural eye visible, soften unnecessary heaviness, and place makeup where it can actually be seen when your eyes are open. If you’re interested in makeup for women over 60, mature eye makeup, hooded eye makeup, eyeliner for mature eyes, eyeshadow placement, flattering brows, concealer tips and mascara for older women, you’ll find practical ideas here that you can try with the makeup you already own. Which one is part of your routine right now: liner, shadow, brows, concealer, or mascara? Tell me in the comments. Subscribe for a new video every week on beauty, style and elegance after 60. #MakeupOver60 #MatureMakeup #MatureEyes