Il Makiage matches you and let’s you try before you buy for two weeks. I will tell you it’s affordable- EVERYONE should have their concealer- no settling, pilling, super coverage. There’s nothing I have ever found like it. And I’ve tried them all. It’s only online, but they are excellent at matching.
I use my glow screen, with my Loreal true match NUDE, mixed together on the back of my hand, then dot on, and pounce and bounce with my blender sponge, and a very light dusting of Cover Girl ageless blurring pressed powder. I'm 59+
@@tammywade3649you shouldn’t mix your sunscreen with anything else. You will get less and uneven protection and affect its ability to work the way it’s supposed to. You also most likely are using nowhere near enough sunscreen which should be around 1/4 teaspoon for your face to get the stated protection, give or take depending on the size of your face. Apply your sunscreen first, let it set, and if you need to dilute your foundation do it with something else.
Amen ! Effort and being your best self is so important for feeling great ❤ MY MOM TAUGHT ME ITS BETTER TO BE OVER DRESSED THAN UNDER DRESSED ! I’m 48 a homeschool mom ( cosmetologist) and I wear what I LOVE and wear make up and pretty hair every day. I feel great and the yoga pant Moms always compliment me and I think I inspire them 😊 Don’t let your beautiful clothes just sit in the closet - Rock them and have fun,life is too short ! Love this new series, you’re the best ❤
Please do the whole series! What an awesome idea. Also thank you so much for spotlighting mature people - women older than 35 are almost invisible in society, yet they are the ones who spend the most money on hair and makeup.
Gabi, I totally agree with you, there is absolutely nothing the matter with trying to look nice. I feel so much better when I go somewhere and look nice. So many people just don't care how they look when they leave the house these days. Well quite frankly I never wanted to do something everyone else is doing, I am 68 yrs. old and I still like being noticed because I am making an EFFORT on my appearance. I may not feel that way in the future, but for right now I still do and I am going to keep watching your videos for these excellent tips. Thank you for being here.
A natural beauty co-worker said to me, " you know how your husband tells you every morning how beautiful you are?" I commented that my husband rarely tells me I'm beautiful. She replied with pity in her voice, " and you work so hard at it!" 😂. Not sure that was a compliment, but I'll keep working at it!
I believe making a little effort in our appearance and taking good care of ourselves (not necessarily a full face of makeup every day) is also a form of respect to other people. It also depends on the occasion, for example if I only have to go grab some groceries I will not spend as much time getting ready as if I had to go out for dinner, but still I try to avoid looking frumpy, sometimes it really does not take much. For a job interview, even on zoom, I like to put on a little makeup and look at least presentable and professional. It just means that you care enough. This obviously does not apply to people who have legitimate reasons to be unable to groom themselves (depression, disabilities or any other difficult circumstances) but most people are just lazy.
I'm 66 and of course our era was all about making an effort and not looking frumpy. We wouldn't be caught dead going out in public with hair curlers, slippers, and PJs. Proper undergarments were expected. I mean, we had hygiene classes in high school about how to dress, take care of our nails, do our hair, etc etc. These days, who knows what's being taught? It was considered self-respect and respect for the senses of others, who have to look at us. I mean, if someone wants to look like a schlub, that's their lookout, but then they shouldn't expect any respect!!
I absolutely LOVE this channel! As a “mature” but young 68 year old, I’m always looking for makeup tips. I have the things you mentioned that make mature skin look older - age spots, dry patches and some redness. I already use the L’Oreal foundation but will be going to Sephora to get some of the other products you mentioned including the Supergoop sunscreen. Thanks for always looking out for us older ladies!
Funny. I just went to Sephora a couple weeks ago, to use up some points etc and ended up getting a small tube of Supergoop. I have used it in the past, but I think it was a sample or something. It was fantastic but full size was expensive so I decided against it. I've come around to realising it's worth the expense. I've also got the L'Oreal serum foundation, and I use the primer that goes with it; it's really nice! One thing I haven't tried is the Estee Lauder foundation, but so many people seem to swear by it, that I think I'll need to give it a try....!!!
@@johannaholmgren8088 I bought the Estée Lauder foundation (I currently wear the L’Oreal foundation that Gabi recommends). I wore the Estée Lauder yesterday and omg, it is the best! I applied it around 9 yesterday morning and wore it for over 12 hours and it still looked fantastic on my skin! No settling in lines, no oxidation, etc. I understand now why every one loves it!
Hi, Gabi - I recently have been watching your videos. I enjoyed this format very much. I think what mature women mean by “trying too hard” is we don’t want to look like we are trying to look like someone half our age with makeup, clothes, hair; we want to enhance our look while feeling a best version of our maturing self. There’s confidence and beauty in that. ❤
Love your comment, "When did trying become a bad thing?" I have loved makeup, since I was a young teen! At 67, I still want to look my best, so from tinted sunscreen on, I love trying different makeup products and applications! Enjoy your videos, Gabi!
Gabi, I really appreciate all your tips on mature skin makeup (and application) and the explanations behind them. I would love for you to continue the series! One thing that I would personally find helpful is a video on all the different makeup brushes to use for the various applications. There are SO many shapes and textures out there and with varying associated costs. I honestly get overwhelmed trying to figure out which types I need and for what purpose. I also feel like there surely must be a particular brand or two that are reasonably priced that would work just as well as the higher priced ones. I just don’t know which that would be. So, a video on this would be very helpful ❤
Love this series and wish I had seen it before investing in the Dior Forever Matte foundation that other UA-camrs swore was great for mature skin and prevented creasing! Grrrr. The Cool Rosy shade actually has a yellow undertone, neither cool nor rosy! Your comment was brilliant … I keep running into friends (early 70s) who have grown out long, stringy hair, quit coloring it, and dress like little gray mice. It’s almost like they are trying to be invisible. Meanwhile, I have blonde hair with highlights and lowlights and gravitate towards Fuschia pinks, teal blues, etc. with white jeans for summer. I have thought “am I trying to hard”, then think “Nah, I love what I’m wearing”! I also love the incredibly gorgeous eyes on your client! Wow!! Can you recreate that look for us?
Yes, more content like this please! I used to have very oily skin but now I have to adjust to drier skin as I age and living in a low humidity climate. The struggle is real 😂
Love this video, Gabi! Please do more-- your honesty is so refreshing. So many content creators are sponsored or sent products so it's hard to decipher what is really good or what is just being "sold."
Yes do a series of “this and not that”! I know that everyone has different skin and hair, but it’s still good to know what you think is good and what isn’t, and why.
Love this channel!! I just turned 74 and wear pretty full makeup every day and I love it. It's fun and gives me some confidence and I look forward to "trying" new techniques and products. I think the negativity comes from others thinking it's ego related or selfishly spending too much time on yourself. I did try the Double Wear but found it too much - love the comment to mix it with HA or oil. Thanks for the suggestions Gabi!!
I tried the Estee Lauder futurist hydra rescue moisture makeup spf 45: and I love it. Medium coverage,satin to radiant finish depending on if I got carried away with application. A bit pricey but it goes on sale.
I would love to see more videos like this! After trying so many high end foundations, I finally tried the Loreal Age Perfect and love it! Would love to see a video on concealers and color correctors.
I love the idea of this series ! It's like having you in a personal consultation 😂. I would love it if you could do one on cruelty free products if a product tests on animals, I don't care how I look in it I'm not buying it ! It seems like people are leaning more into eco sustainable products, and I'm here for it ! Thank you for all you do I love your videos ❤ 😊
Fair trade is so important too. If we can protect animals (which we should!) we should protect each other too. Who is making our makeup and fashion items? If there's an incredible price, somebody pays💜
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at age 68 I still have areas of very oily skin on my face. The T-zone most especially. I use a modifying primer along with a matte foundation. Otherwise I look like an oil slick. There are many other ways to give your skin a glow, that don’t include using a glowy primer or a glowy foundation! Everyone’s skin is unique and different to them.
Hello! You are awesome, thank you for your advice. To answer your question, I’m 57 and have friends who are definitely “trying too hard”, what this means to me is that they are trying to go back in time and try to be 25 again rather than accept their beauty at their age and let it shine. They do makeup that is silly, terrribly long lashes, glitter, too much eye liner that ultimately backfires and makes them look desperate. Your advice is what they need. some how they believe if they repeat what worked at 25 it’ll succeed. Their role models are not skin appropriate. Trying to hard means not accepting the fact of your age- and bringing out the best but rather, trying to copy teenagers to look like them. thank soooo much for your tips!
I am 70 in a few weeks, so you know why I clicked on your post so quickly! I agree about the Estée Lauder doublewear foundation- it’s the best I have ever used!
Love this series and would really enjoy seeing more like this. A comment below stated," I think what mature women mean by “trying too hard” is we don’t want to look like we are trying to look like someone half our age with makeup, clothes, hair; we want to enhance our look while feeling a best version of our maturing self. " That is what I mean when I think of the statement, "trying too hard". It's not a negative comment about putting any effort into ones appearance. It's about looking youthful at the age you currently are and not trying to be what you aren't. That to me shows confidence and not insecurity.
Hmmm. Trying too hard…as a 68 year old woman, this phrase implies I could appear to be unaccepting of my age and am driven to look young. Nothing to do with effort really. We all want to be accepted and feel relevant EXACTLY as we are. Trying too hard also means (to me) the fear of not getting it right (looking overdone) and being judged for it. Unfortunately there’s still a lot of ageism out there. I applaud you Gabi for helping us navigate the complicated makeup and hair space. 🙏🏻 I don’t want to look young, I want to look my own, personal best now and as I continue the adventure.
I think a common mistake many mature women make is using a heavy hand with their makeup. Hence the concern of “trying too hard”. I encourage my fellow mature women, use all the products but start out light and easy. You can always add more as needed. Anyway, it’s an important I’ve learned over time - so many thanks for your kind and helpful guidance
Oil of Olay total effects 7 is excellent! I’ve been using it since I was 28! I’m 44 now. It’s a SPF 30 with moisturizer. I use it all the time before I put my makeup on. It works! I’m the proof. ❤
I really needed to hear not to use the mattifying foundations, it's just a go to thing to look for as someone who dealt with oily skin until I moved out west. Love this format! Have a great weekend!
Love your positivity about makeup and aging! The “this, not that” was awesome. Please make some more of those! I’m 64, and have a lot of “being in high school in the 70’s” wrinkles! What do you think is an under eye concealer that actually doesn’t sink into EVERY crease? Thanks for all your videos. They’re great and informative!
I’ll make more videos for you!! I’m going to go on a hunt for the very best concealer ever. I am still working my way through some to see what’s best. Stay tuned for that!
Hello I'm 72 years old I don't really like using Foundation but I love your don't use this or that videos they're so helpful please continue doing these videos for us God bless you have a wonderful day💜
Yes my love the more tips the better for mature women... especially because we have more difficult issues that sometimes I just feel like I can only wear mascara.... so annoying if you want to look your best self!
Thank you for this!! My challenge is how to set my foundation so that it doesn’t dry out and settle in line (especially under eye). Could you do a companion video to this one on setting, and maybe eye primers??
Gabi….you are a life saver! I purchased the sunscreen and the L’Oréal foundation. I put all on and was shocked to the core of the enormous change/benefits! I had been using the Dior foundation. But for me, the other products you suggested have me looking younger and amazingly better. Thank you, thank you!
Great video! It is very helpful to know the terms on products that can help you decide what will be best and what to avoid. I started using the Loreal foundation last year, and it is fantastic! I just turned 50, and I have very dry skin. This foundation is wonderful for me! I love your positive and helpful videos! Keep it up!
I appreciate you addressing the issue of " trying too hard" and the negativity it stems from. It seems some people are just not comfortable with an older woman actively trying to be the best she can NOW. Thank you.
Thank you! Yes, please do more of these videos. I’m 53 and have always had very oily skin. It seems like my skin has turned on me in the past year. It’s no longer oily and I don’t know what to do. This new line of videos would be wonderful for someone like me.
Yes, please continue this series. Loved this first one and keep going! As someone in their early 50s who only wears minimal makeup and doesn't want to wear more or accidentally look like I'm wearing a lot I'm always looking for that no makeup look and the products to help me get it. I've always had oily skin and still do in the summer making sunscreen a challenge.
Yess, I'd love to see more 'This and not That". Like one of your commenters already said, it it's like having a personal consultation. Also, this video was really helpful in comparing the two foundations - that was exactly what I wanted to know!
Yes. I heard you rave about the L’Oréal foundation in another video. I am thinking of purchasing it, I’m just not sure how it will do on mature/oily skin. Yes! I am someone that tries to look my best most every day. Even if I don’t have plans for the day.
Hey Kelly! I have oily skin too and I wear it all the time. It is not a super long wear foundation but if you like a light/medium coverage that is luminous, you will likely really enjoy it. Have you ever tried Estee Lauder Double Wear Foundation? That one is excellent for oilier mature skin.
Thank you, I am 57 year old with olive skin, your tips has really shed light into My make up products, I Will toss them away and get the ones You recommend. Keep up with the tips
Thank you for this great video. Not to invest in these wrong products for mature skin, whitch are expensive and not helpful, is a great advice out of your big experice. Do more of such videos, please!
I love that you went from drugstore to high end, because not all of us can afford the high-end. I really do you want you to do a full makeover on a woman over 60. Woman deserve to feel beautiful at any age thank you for sharing your knowledge, and not being guarded with it.
What a nice way to start my day! Sending a grateful cyber hug from Southern California. You have helped me look so much better and more confident at 60. Please keep these videos coming.
I have been switching all my products to vegan and cruelty free. It has been a challenge to find the right foundation. Most of your viewers may not have the same concerns. I would love to see a video with all cruelty free products. Love all your advice. 💗
Thank you so much Gabi for this video, it has been so helpful. I am 58 yrs. old struggling with having a glow and natural make up look without wearing lots of foundation, and I will definitely try 2 of the products you had mentioned in this video, the Supergoop sunscreen and the Estee lauder foundation, I would love to see more videos like this one.
the Estee lauder foundation Is full coverage very thick and it exaggerates the texture of the skin… try Lancôme s idole that has great coverage but blends well in the skin, a little goes a long way as well…
I love this series. I look forward to seeing more. I’m almost 60 and adamant about taking care of myself and looks! I love makeup and skin care. I understand using glowing products but please suggest primers or sunscreen for sensitive combination skin, oily T zone, and I live in humidity in the summer- Charlotte NC. Getting older does not mean having dry skin for many of us, at least not yet. Thank you
Hi Gabi I really enjoy watching your make and skincare tips for mature skin although some products are hard to find in the UK. I am 51, still have quite an active t-zone, normal skin on cheeks and fine lines around eyes but quite oily eyelids. I have a wide range of skincare and makeup that no matter what I use, makes me wish I had not bothered with make up once I’ve finished applying as the end result is not flattering. I’m mixed up with moisturising first, keeping a dewy look, the powdering to keep the t-zone down and containing the hot sweats from just starting the menopause!!! Skin care and make up was so easy in the 80’s when I was younger, now my skin type and care baffles me as I’m still prone to oily t-zone and spots but dealing with fine lines!!! Please help thank you xxxx
As always amazzzing!! love your channel and product recommendations. Great idea for this /not that , I’ve learnt so much about how to look my best , aging can be challenging but with all of your fabulous tips it feels great to look good and I am embracing ageing in a positive way Thank you
Thanks Lisa! I will do some more of these for sure! It's a fun video for me to make as a creator especially considering I have tried everything one billion times over.
I absolutely love these videos, I am 62, very fortunate to have always had good skin, however I do now have some age/menopause related issues and spent a fortune on products that do nothing, this is so helpful, thank you so much
I’m 54, and I tried a shimmer sunscreen. It made me look like absolute SH!T. 😂 I’d highly recommend that anyone with lines in their face proceed with caution, and not spend a fortune trying one out. Thanks for doing the over 50 videos, I really enjoy your content, and your relatability. ☮️💖🙏
I have textured skin and the glow products high light those areas which I dislike. So I agree with you regarding lines. I would probably just use a satin product only in spots that I don’t have lines or texture. But those areas need to Matte for me.
Thank you for the great tips! I just came across your channel. I'm 53 with 6 kids ages 8-17. I've always loved makeup! My 2 girls are 8. One looked like Alice Cooper when she plays in makeup. While the other is a future makeup artist. I don't understand the "trying too hard" comment 🤷♀️ It's called putting your best foot forward and presenting your amazing self to the world. I've used Clinique's City 50 Block Sunscreen since I was 40. I didn't use Sunscreen when I was pregnant so I had horrible Hyperpigmentation. After going through very painful Lazer treatments I never go without Sunscreen on my face. I love Glowish face primer by Huda beauty. For foundation I like Estee Lauder's Double Wear and Huas Lab Born This Way Foundation. Thank you again for wonderful tips!
Hi Gabi, I like the buy this not that as you teach us product qualities we shd look for. I love you your work your kindness and the way you respect even mean comments you’ve brought up. Please don’t change. The world needs more people like you. You are so talented and I so appreciate you sharing so much info with us. I always look forward to your videos. Thanks again! ❤️ 🌞
I don’t understand why anyone would watch your channel OR any other channel that has similar content if they’re not interested in how they can look and feel their best? Just watch something else, it’s that simple. I just turned 60 and people usually think I’m in my 40’s and I think it’s because I put effort into my appearance - which also includes how I take care of myself physically, emotionally and intellectually. I don’t wear makeup everyday, but when I do, I enjoy the process and channels like this, help me stay up to date and provide great information. Thank you, Gabi for all the great content! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Freakin love this format, definitely want to see more of these! I live in hellish heat and humidity so I've nixed nearly all but sunscreen. Definitely love hearing how the various products do in that kind of climate. Thanks as always!
It's trying and failing that we want to avoid. Many of us have worked really hard to look good and then caught sight of ourselves in the mirror and been humiliated at how we look. At that point it's tempting to give up and just resign ourselves to looking frumpy. It's to overcome that discouraging failure that I am watching your channel. Putting on makeup is FUN when we follow these great tips and rediscover the magic good makeup application and correct products can perform.
I love this format! It’s overwhelming when you’re looking at products in the store to know what to look for. Let alone which brands. Would love to see this or that for concealer and setting powder (particular for women, 50 and older.)
Yes more please! you taught me a bunch of stuff in this video and so grateful. Thank you for some of the most useful info I've gotten on YT. going to buy everything you suggested except the expensive Lauder foundation. I've heard wonderful things about it but have yet to be really comfortable with full coverage makeup. Still working on a daily look and struggling with eye stuff. Watched and saved your video on eyeshadow - another super helpful lesson!
Your channel is the best! I will be 51 this month and my biggest struggle has been learning to care for my aging skin. I’ve always loved makeup, worked in the beauty industry for 30 years. The struggle is real now I swear! But, then there’s you! Thank you sooooo much for sharing your knowledge with us. And I’d personally love a whole series of this not that! Thank you! Xoxo
I'm loving this new series! It's extremely informative. I am a mature woman who only uses Este Lauder Double Ware ....when I want a lighter coverage I mix it with HA Acid, about half and half, it works fabulously, and doesn't affect the foundation at all. Much love from Texas ❤
This is AMAZING advice Janice! Thank you for leaving this comment. Isn't it the most beautiful foundation you have ever used? I actually just bought it because the beauty boutique advisor told me it's phenomenal and I needed something bullet-proof for events and the first time I used it, my jaw dropped to the floor. It is SOOOOOOOOOOOOO good. Ever since then, I've used it on literally every client I have had and every single person looks at their face in the mirror after and says "WOW what is that! My skin looks flawless!" I am SO happy that she recommended it to me.
Great tips! There are some of 50+ ladies out here that have oily skin and/or live in humid climates where dry skin is not an issue. It would be wonderful if you could help us. There are not many videos addressing that.
I agree!! I’m 60 and I am still super oily. 😢 I’m having trouble with makeup settling into my fine laugh lines. I need to know what to do to help absorb the oil and stop the settling. Gabi, Please help!!
All great tips. Sunscreen is a girl's best friend at any age. I am 64 and embrace it. When dressing or thinking able make-up, my best examples are Helen Mirren or Audrey Hepburn.
Yes I agree! I'm 58 and start wk at the hospital at 6am and I always take the time to do my hair and makeup. It makes me feel better about myself blows my mind how many women I wk with just don't care!
Yes, please do more this and not that. I just purchased the Dior Forever makeup, and have used it about a week. It does look awful and seems to emphasize my wrinkles and makes my skin look crepey. I’m glad I watched this video. I thought I had unrealistic expectations. Thank you.
Yes, yes and yes! I am 62 with wrinkles. I have been looking for a good foundation that doesn’t migrate into my lines and wrinkles. Your video was just in time😊❤.
I love your emphasis and encouragement about trying to look your best. For years as a full time mother I didn't always have the time to d a full face makeup. Now, with grown kids I love having the time. I enjoy the process and see it as a way of spoiling myself. When I have an event I put on music, light a candle and start my makeup! I look better at 60 than I did at 40 despite the ageing. I also say, go for it ladies!
I would love more videos like this. After a certain age, and this can be different ages for each of us, none of the products, colours, tricks we used to use work. You can get down just trying to find anything that looks good. I'm just starting a whole new chapter of skin care and makeup. I sometimes feel like I did as a teen just feeling my way through the endless myriad of products. With all the "fake advertising" out there it is nice to have someone Real and knowledgeable about this. Thanks for all you time. You can tell you really put your ❤ into it.
This was a wonderful video Gabi. Yes I'd love to see more of these. I definitely have a negative opinion of "trying too hard" that I'm trying to change. I think I associate it with "trying to desperately cling on to youth" and I might get judged by people thinking "look at her, how sad" but really I need to turn that around in my head and embrace looking good and making an effort in my 50s and beyond. Your videos and attitude are so, so helpful. Thank you. X
Great reminders Gabi! Just a cool fyi: Trader Joe’s has and incredible dupe for the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen for a fraction of the price! I can’t live without it now! 😃
Glad I found your channel! I'm 63 and have been experimenting with skincare and makeup lately trying to find what works best for me at this age. I like a more natural looking makeup and prefer to still be able to see my skin while hiding the sun damage I inflicted upon myself growing up in the 70's. I am currently using Colorscience and wondering what you think of this brand. The dermatologist recommended it for the sunscreen, I'm asking in regards to makeup.
I love how you talked about how it is not bad to want to look their best and take care of oneself. That really hit home since I live in Finland where most women wear very minimal makeup and wanting to look their best is considered very vain. I think everyone should just love and let live. Let's not drag other people down but compliment each other instead!
Thank you for sharing all this useful information for mature skin. I’m in my 50’s and I haven’t found a good concealer for mature skin that do not crease in my wrinkles. Please continue doing this kind of videos, is awesome to hear your recommendations 😊😊
I’m a new subscriber, and I’m turning 69 this month. Thank you! For helping us older ladies who are challenged with that not so perfect anymore skin! I just discovered you today and I appreciate what you’ve contributed! I’ll be watching more!
Yes... I enjoyed your tips....remember, older women are often retires, so budget is always important.
Il Makiage matches you and let’s you try before you buy for two weeks. I will tell you it’s affordable- EVERYONE should have their concealer- no settling, pilling, super coverage. There’s nothing I have ever found like it. And I’ve tried them all. It’s only online, but they are excellent at matching.
This is great feedback. Thank you for leaving it. I will keep this in mind for sure when I create my future content.
Well said!!
I use my glow screen, with my Loreal true match NUDE, mixed together on the back of my hand, then dot on, and pounce and bounce with my blender sponge, and a very light dusting of Cover Girl ageless blurring pressed powder. I'm 59+
@@tammywade3649you shouldn’t mix your sunscreen with anything else. You will get less and uneven protection and affect its ability to work the way it’s supposed to. You also most likely are using nowhere near enough sunscreen which should be around 1/4 teaspoon for your face to get the stated protection, give or take depending on the size of your face. Apply your sunscreen first, let it set, and if you need to dilute your foundation do it with something else.
Amen ! Effort and being your best self is so important for feeling great ❤ MY MOM TAUGHT ME ITS BETTER TO BE OVER DRESSED THAN UNDER DRESSED ! I’m 48 a homeschool mom ( cosmetologist) and I wear what I LOVE and wear make up and pretty hair every day. I feel great and the yoga pant Moms always compliment me and I think I inspire them 😊 Don’t let your beautiful clothes just sit in the closet - Rock them and have fun,life is too short ! Love this new series, you’re the best ❤
Agreed!!!❤🥂
Your Mum knows best 😊
Please do the whole series! What an awesome idea. Also thank you so much for spotlighting mature people - women older than 35 are almost invisible in society, yet they are the ones who spend the most money on hair and makeup.
Gabi, I totally agree with you, there is absolutely nothing the matter with trying to look nice. I feel so much better when I go somewhere and look nice. So many people just don't care how they look when they leave the house these days. Well quite frankly I never wanted to do something everyone else is doing, I am 68 yrs. old and I still like being noticed because I am making an EFFORT on my appearance. I may not feel that way in the future, but for right now I still do and I am going to keep watching your videos for these excellent tips. Thank you for being here.
A natural beauty co-worker said to me, " you know how your husband tells you every morning how beautiful you are?" I commented that my husband rarely tells me I'm beautiful. She replied with pity in her voice, " and you work so hard at it!" 😂. Not sure that was a compliment, but I'll keep working at it!
Totally agree 👍
I believe making a little effort in our appearance and taking good care of ourselves (not necessarily a full face of makeup every day) is also a form of respect to other people. It also depends on the occasion, for example if I only have to go grab some groceries I will not spend as much time getting ready as if I had to go out for dinner, but still I try to avoid looking frumpy, sometimes it really does not take much. For a job interview, even on zoom, I like to put on a little makeup and look at least presentable and professional. It just means that you care enough. This obviously does not apply to people who have legitimate reasons to be unable to groom themselves (depression, disabilities or any other difficult circumstances) but most people are just lazy.
I'm 66 and of course our era was all about making an effort and not looking frumpy. We wouldn't be caught dead going out in public with hair curlers, slippers, and PJs. Proper undergarments were expected. I mean, we had hygiene classes in high school about how to dress, take care of our nails, do our hair, etc etc. These days, who knows what's being taught? It was considered self-respect and respect for the senses of others, who have to look at us. I mean, if someone wants to look like a schlub, that's their lookout, but then they shouldn't expect any respect!!
I absolutely LOVE this channel! As a “mature” but young 68 year old, I’m always looking for makeup tips. I have the things you mentioned that make mature skin look older - age spots, dry patches and some redness. I already use the L’Oreal foundation but will be going to Sephora to get some of the other products you mentioned including the Supergoop sunscreen. Thanks for always looking out for us older ladies!
Funny. I just went to Sephora a couple weeks ago, to use up some points etc and ended up getting a small tube of Supergoop. I have used it in the past, but I think it was a sample or something. It was fantastic but full size was expensive so I decided against it. I've come around to realising it's worth the expense. I've also got the L'Oreal serum foundation, and I use the primer that goes with it; it's really nice! One thing I haven't tried is the Estee Lauder foundation, but so many people seem to swear by it, that I think I'll need to give it a try....!!!
@@johannaholmgren8088 I bought the Estée Lauder foundation (I currently wear the L’Oreal foundation that Gabi recommends). I wore the Estée Lauder yesterday and omg, it is the best! I applied it around 9 yesterday morning and wore it for over 12 hours and it still looked fantastic on my skin! No settling in lines, no oxidation, etc. I understand now why every one loves it!
What do you like about the L'Oreal foundation?
Hi, Gabi - I recently have been watching your videos. I enjoyed this format very much. I think what mature women mean by “trying too hard” is we don’t want to look like we are trying to look like someone half our age with makeup, clothes, hair; we want to enhance our look while feeling a best version of our maturing self. There’s confidence and beauty in that. ❤
Love your comment, "When did trying become a bad thing?" I have loved makeup, since I was a young teen! At 67, I still want to look my best, so from tinted sunscreen on, I love trying different makeup products and applications! Enjoy your videos, Gabi!
I vote YES for “THIS NOT THAT”! ❤
Gabi, I really appreciate all your tips on mature skin makeup (and application) and the explanations behind them. I would love for you to continue the series!
One thing that I would personally find helpful is a video on all the different makeup brushes to use for the various applications. There are SO many shapes and textures out there and with varying associated costs. I honestly get overwhelmed trying to figure out which types I need and for what purpose. I also feel like there surely must be a particular brand or two that are reasonably priced that would work just as well as the higher priced ones. I just don’t know which that would be. So, a video on this would be very helpful ❤
Yes!! Love this comment. I would love a video on the different brushes as well. Thanks for posting!
Add in some instructions for cleaning those brushes, too, please!
Absolutely agree 😊
Love this series and wish I had seen it before investing in the Dior Forever Matte foundation that other UA-camrs swore was great for mature skin and prevented creasing! Grrrr. The Cool Rosy shade actually has a yellow undertone, neither cool nor rosy! Your comment was brilliant … I keep running into friends (early 70s) who have grown out long, stringy hair, quit coloring it, and dress like little gray mice. It’s almost like they are trying to be invisible. Meanwhile, I have blonde hair with highlights and lowlights and gravitate towards Fuschia pinks, teal blues, etc. with white jeans for summer. I have thought “am I trying to hard”, then think “Nah, I love what I’m wearing”! I also love the incredibly gorgeous eyes on your client! Wow!! Can you recreate that look for us?
I noticed after a certain age women cut their hair super short and start dressing like men. Big sweatshirts and sloppy pants. I can’t relate.
Yes, more content like this please! I used to have very oily skin but now I have to adjust to drier skin as I age and living in a low humidity climate. The struggle is real 😂
Yes, more of this/not that please! You give the truth and don’t have us overspending on mediocre products!
Yes, PLEASE continue with more tips for mature skin Love it all
Love this video, Gabi! Please do more-- your honesty is so refreshing. So many content creators are sponsored or sent products so it's hard to decipher what is really good or what is just being "sold."
Yes do a series of “this and not that”! I know that everyone has different skin and hair, but it’s still good to know what you think is good and what isn’t, and why.
Loved it ! Please do more! Concealers, blushes, etc! So useful and honest without sponsors!Thank you!
Chanel the camellia water hydrant primer or light cream is amazing and smells is like heavens ❤❤
Love this channel!! I just turned 74 and wear pretty full makeup every day and I love it. It's fun and gives me some confidence and I look forward to "trying" new techniques and products. I think the negativity comes from others thinking it's ego related or selfishly spending too much time on yourself. I did try the Double Wear but found it too much - love the comment to mix it with HA or oil. Thanks for the suggestions Gabi!!
I tried the Estee Lauder futurist hydra rescue moisture makeup spf 45: and I love it. Medium coverage,satin to radiant finish depending on if I got carried away with application. A bit pricey but it goes on sale.
I would love to see more videos like this! After trying so many high end foundations, I finally tried the Loreal Age Perfect and love it! Would love to see a video on concealers and color correctors.
I agree, more videos that target color corrector and concealers!
I love the idea of this series ! It's like having you in a personal consultation 😂. I would love it if you could do one on cruelty free products if a product tests on animals, I don't care how I look in it I'm not buying it ! It seems like people are leaning more into eco sustainable products, and I'm here for it ! Thank you for all you do I love your videos ❤ 😊
Fair trade is so important too. If we can protect animals (which we should!) we should protect each other too. Who is making our makeup and fashion items? If there's an incredible price, somebody pays💜
judy9165...Cruelty-Free Kitty has an AMAZING website dedicated to Cruelty-Free beauty products. The founder has done a prestigious job in her research & publishing SO much helpful information for those looking for Cruelty-Free brands, even sustainable sourced or environmentally responsible. Even their monthly subscription box, now called Better Beauty box, is really great & the 1st subscription box where I actually received full sized products that I actually had use for the entire box. I'm confident you will find the information about brands you are looking for...and so much more!
at age 68 I still have areas of very oily skin on my face. The T-zone most especially. I use a modifying primer along with a matte foundation. Otherwise I look like an oil slick. There are many other ways to give your skin a glow, that don’t include using a glowy primer or a glowy foundation! Everyone’s skin is unique and different to them.
Hello! You are awesome, thank you for your advice. To answer your question, I’m 57 and have friends who are definitely “trying too hard”, what this means to me is that they are trying to go back in time and try to be 25 again rather than accept their beauty at their age and let it shine. They do makeup that is silly, terrribly long lashes, glitter, too much eye liner that ultimately backfires and makes them look desperate. Your advice is what they need. some how they believe if they repeat what worked at 25 it’ll succeed. Their role models are not skin appropriate. Trying to hard means not accepting the fact of your age- and bringing out the best but rather, trying to copy teenagers to look like them. thank soooo much for your tips!
I am 70 in a few weeks, so you know why I clicked on your post so quickly! I agree about the Estée Lauder doublewear foundation- it’s the best I have ever used!
Love this series and would really enjoy seeing more like this. A comment below stated," I think what mature women mean by “trying too hard” is we don’t want to look like we are trying to look like someone half our age with makeup, clothes, hair; we want to enhance our look while feeling a best version of our maturing self. " That is what I mean when I think of the statement, "trying too hard". It's not a negative comment about putting any effort into ones appearance. It's about looking youthful at the age you currently are and not trying to be what you aren't. That to me shows confidence and not insecurity.
Hmmm. Trying too hard…as a 68 year old woman, this phrase implies I could appear to be unaccepting of my age and am driven to look young. Nothing to do with effort really. We all want to be accepted and feel relevant EXACTLY as we are. Trying too hard also means (to me) the fear of not getting it right (looking overdone) and being judged for it. Unfortunately there’s still a lot of ageism out there. I applaud you Gabi for helping us navigate the complicated makeup and hair space. 🙏🏻 I don’t want to look young, I want to look my own, personal best now and as I continue the adventure.
Yes, please do continue the This not That series… I ❤ your videos!
I think a common mistake many mature women make is using a heavy hand with their makeup. Hence the concern of “trying too hard”. I encourage my fellow mature women, use all the products but start out light and easy. You can always add more as needed. Anyway, it’s an important I’ve learned over time - so many thanks for your kind and helpful guidance
Good point. I use ELF poreless primer and then blend a cream foundation on my hand with more of the primer. I blend 2 shades to get it just right.
Oil of Olay total effects 7 is excellent! I’ve been using it since I was 28! I’m 44 now. It’s a SPF 30 with moisturizer. I use it all the time before I put my makeup on. It works! I’m the proof. ❤
I really needed to hear not to use the mattifying foundations, it's just a go to thing to look for as someone who dealt with oily skin until I moved out west. Love this format! Have a great weekend!
Yes, please do a THIS NOT THAT on hair products! Love your honest reviews!
Love your positivity about makeup and aging! The “this, not that” was awesome. Please make some more of those! I’m 64, and have a lot of “being in high school in the 70’s” wrinkles!
What do you think is an under eye concealer that actually doesn’t sink into EVERY crease?
Thanks for all your videos. They’re great and informative!
I’ll make more videos for you!! I’m going to go on a hunt for the very best concealer ever. I am still working my way through some to see what’s best. Stay tuned for that!
A series, yes please! I'm going to try Double Wear. Thanks, Gabi
Hello I'm 72 years old I don't really like using Foundation but I love your don't use this or that videos they're so helpful please continue doing these videos for us God bless you have a wonderful day💜
Yes my love the more tips the better for mature women... especially because we have more difficult issues that sometimes I just feel like I can only wear mascara.... so annoying if you want to look your best self!
Thank you for this!! My challenge is how to set my foundation so that it doesn’t dry out and settle in line (especially under eye). Could you do a companion video to this one on setting, and maybe eye primers??
Gabi….you are a life saver! I purchased the sunscreen and the L’Oréal foundation. I put all on and was shocked to the core of the enormous change/benefits! I had been using the Dior foundation. But for me, the other products you suggested have me looking younger and amazingly better. Thank you, thank you!
Hello Gabi, I love this new series! So happy i found you I appreciate all the info for mature skin!
I am so happy that you are here! Thank you for joining the community! It means the world to me.
Great video! It is very helpful to know the terms on products that can help you decide what will be best and what to avoid. I started using the Loreal foundation last year, and it is fantastic! I just turned 50, and I have very dry skin. This foundation is wonderful for me! I love your positive and helpful videos! Keep it up!
I appreciate you addressing the issue of " trying too hard" and the negativity it stems from. It seems some people are just not comfortable with an older woman actively trying to be the best she can NOW. Thank you.
Thank you! Yes, please do more of these videos. I’m 53 and have always had very oily skin. It seems like my skin has turned on me in the past year. It’s no longer oily and I don’t know what to do. This new line of videos would be wonderful for someone like me.
Yes, please do more videos!! I enjoy every one of them and have learned so much. Thank you 😊
Yes, please continue this series. Loved this first one and keep going! As someone in their early 50s who only wears minimal makeup and doesn't want to wear more or accidentally look like I'm wearing a lot I'm always looking for that no makeup look and the products to help me get it. I've always had oily skin and still do in the summer making sunscreen a challenge.
Yess, I'd love to see more 'This and not That". Like one of your commenters already said, it it's like having a personal consultation.
Also, this video was really helpful in comparing the two foundations - that was exactly what I wanted to know!
Yes, keep them coming Gabi!!! I enjoy them all and appreciate that you include the over 60 crowd as well!
Gabi, lovely series, of course you should continue!
Yes. I heard you rave about the L’Oréal foundation in another video. I am thinking of purchasing it, I’m just not sure how it will do on mature/oily skin.
Yes! I am someone that tries to look my best most every day. Even if I don’t have plans for the day.
Hey Kelly! I have oily skin too and I wear it all the time. It is not a super long wear foundation but if you like a light/medium coverage that is luminous, you will likely really enjoy it. Have you ever tried Estee Lauder Double Wear Foundation? That one is excellent for oilier mature skin.
Thank you, I am 57 year old with olive skin, your tips has really shed light into My make up products, I Will toss them away and get the ones You recommend. Keep up with the tips
Yes, please make more videos like this! You take the guess work out of it for us 😊
Thank you for this great video. Not to invest in these wrong products for mature skin, whitch are expensive and not helpful, is a great advice out of your big experice. Do more of such videos, please!
I love that you went from drugstore to high end, because not all of us can afford the high-end. I really do you want you to do a full makeover on a woman over 60. Woman deserve to feel beautiful at any age thank you for sharing your knowledge, and not being guarded with it.
Absolutely Yes to more videos like this. Thank you Gabi.
What a nice way to start my day! Sending a grateful cyber hug from Southern California. You have helped me look so much better and more confident at 60. Please keep these videos coming.
I would love for you to do a video on how to cover up brown spots and Malasma on mature skin. ❤😊
Yes. Please continue. This was so very helpful. Thank you for your research into products for us older ladies.
Yes! More! Especially for older women . I need all the help I can get!
I have been switching all my products to vegan and cruelty free. It has been a challenge to find the right foundation. Most of your viewers may not have the same concerns. I would love to see a video with all cruelty free products. Love all your advice. 💗
Thank you so much Gabi for this video, it has been so helpful. I am 58 yrs. old struggling with having a glow and natural make up look without wearing lots of foundation, and I will definitely try 2 of the products you had mentioned in this video, the Supergoop sunscreen and the Estee lauder foundation, I would love to see more videos like this one.
the Estee lauder foundation Is full coverage very thick and it exaggerates the texture of the skin… try Lancôme s idole that has great coverage but blends well in the skin, a little goes a long way as well…
I love this series. I look forward to seeing more. I’m almost 60 and adamant about taking care of myself and looks! I love makeup and skin care. I understand using glowing products but please suggest primers or sunscreen for sensitive combination skin, oily T zone, and I live in humidity in the summer- Charlotte NC. Getting older does not mean having dry skin for many of us, at least not yet. Thank you
Hi Gabi I really enjoy watching your make and skincare tips for mature skin although some products are hard to find in the UK. I am 51, still have quite an active t-zone, normal skin on cheeks and fine lines around eyes but quite oily eyelids. I have a wide range of skincare and makeup that no matter what I use, makes me wish I had not bothered with make up once I’ve finished applying as the end result is not flattering. I’m mixed up with moisturising first, keeping a dewy look, the powdering to keep the t-zone down and containing the hot sweats from just starting the menopause!!! Skin care and make up was so easy in the 80’s when I was younger, now my skin type and care baffles me as I’m still prone to oily t-zone and spots but dealing with fine lines!!! Please help thank you xxxx
As always amazzzing!!
love your channel and product recommendations. Great idea for this /not that , I’ve learnt so much about how to look my best , aging can be challenging but with all of your fabulous tips it feels great to look good and I am embracing ageing in a positive way
Thank you
❤Hi, Gabi!! Yes! Please do a series on these! Love your opinions and recommendations!!❤
Thanks Lisa! I will do some more of these for sure! It's a fun video for me to make as a creator especially considering I have tried everything one billion times over.
@@GlamGirlGabi Yes, you are the ultimate pro!! Sooooo wish you could do mine!! Bucket List!! 🥰
I absolutely love these videos, I am 62, very fortunate to have always had good skin, however I do now have some age/menopause related issues and spent a fortune on products that do nothing, this is so helpful, thank you so much
I love that, “trying is not bad!” Yes, yes, yes. ❤
I’m 54, and I tried a shimmer sunscreen. It made me look like absolute SH!T. 😂 I’d highly recommend that anyone with lines in their face proceed with caution, and not spend a fortune trying one out.
Thanks for doing the over 50 videos, I really enjoy your content, and your relatability.
☮️💖🙏
I have textured skin and the glow products high light those areas which I dislike. So I agree with you regarding lines. I would probably just use a satin product only in spots that I don’t have lines or texture. But those areas need to Matte for me.
Thank you for the great tips! I just came across your channel. I'm 53 with 6 kids ages 8-17. I've always loved makeup! My 2 girls are 8. One looked like Alice Cooper when she plays in makeup. While the other is a future makeup artist.
I don't understand the "trying too hard" comment 🤷♀️ It's called putting your best foot forward and presenting your amazing self to the world.
I've used Clinique's City 50 Block Sunscreen since I was 40. I didn't use Sunscreen when I was pregnant so I had horrible Hyperpigmentation. After going through very painful Lazer treatments I never go without Sunscreen on my face.
I love Glowish face primer by Huda beauty. For foundation I like Estee Lauder's Double Wear and Huas Lab Born This Way Foundation.
Thank you again for wonderful tips!
Hi Gabi, I like the buy this not that as you teach us product qualities we shd look for. I love you your work your kindness and the way you respect even mean comments you’ve brought up. Please don’t change. The world needs more people like you. You are so talented and I so appreciate you sharing so much info with us. I always look forward to your videos. Thanks again! ❤️ 🌞
Thank you so much! What a sweet and thoughtful comment. You have no idea how much that means to me.
PLEASE do a this not that video on skin care for mature skin. I’m so tired of spending money on broken promises! Love your content! Thank you!
I don’t understand why anyone would watch your channel OR any other channel that has similar content if they’re not interested in how they can look and feel their best? Just watch something else, it’s that simple. I just turned 60 and people usually think I’m in my 40’s and I think it’s because I put effort into my appearance - which also includes how I take care of myself physically, emotionally and intellectually. I don’t wear makeup everyday, but when I do, I enjoy the process and channels like this, help me stay up to date and provide great information. Thank you, Gabi for all the great content! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Yes please. Been going crazy and spending so much money to find what is good for mature skin.
Freakin love this format, definitely want to see more of these! I live in hellish heat and humidity so I've nixed nearly all but sunscreen. Definitely love hearing how the various products do in that kind of climate. Thanks as always!
Me, too… Florida
Great video! I learn something all the time! Your tips are fantastic! Yes, keep series. We need it!❤️
It's trying and failing that we want to avoid. Many of us have worked really hard to look good and then caught sight of ourselves in the mirror and been humiliated at how we look. At that point it's tempting to give up and just resign ourselves to looking frumpy.
It's to overcome that discouraging failure that I am watching your channel. Putting on makeup is FUN when we follow these great tips and rediscover the magic good makeup application and correct products can perform.
I love this format! It’s overwhelming when you’re looking at products in the store to know what to look for. Let alone which brands. Would love to see this or that for concealer and setting powder (particular for women, 50 and older.)
Yes more please! you taught me a bunch of stuff in this video and so grateful. Thank you for some of the most useful info I've gotten on YT. going to buy everything you suggested except the expensive Lauder foundation. I've heard wonderful things about it but have yet to be really comfortable with full coverage makeup. Still working on a daily look and struggling with eye stuff. Watched and saved your video on eyeshadow - another super helpful lesson!
Your channel is the best! I will be 51 this month and my biggest struggle has been learning to care for my aging skin. I’ve always loved makeup, worked in the beauty industry for 30 years. The struggle is real now I swear! But, then there’s you! Thank you sooooo much for sharing your knowledge with us. And I’d personally love a whole series of this not that! Thank you! Xoxo
Oh by the way….always excited with your videos! A NEW SERIES!! Sounds wonderful ✨
I'm loving this new series! It's extremely informative.
I am a mature woman who only uses Este Lauder Double Ware ....when I want a lighter coverage I mix it with HA Acid, about half and half, it works fabulously, and doesn't affect the foundation at all.
Much love from Texas ❤
This is AMAZING advice Janice! Thank you for leaving this comment. Isn't it the most beautiful foundation you have ever used? I actually just bought it because the beauty boutique advisor told me it's phenomenal and I needed something bullet-proof for events and the first time I used it, my jaw dropped to the floor. It is SOOOOOOOOOOOOO good. Ever since then, I've used it on literally every client I have had and every single person looks at their face in the mirror after and says "WOW what is that! My skin looks flawless!" I am SO happy that she recommended it to me.
@@GlamGirlGabi , I totally agree, I have been using this for 20yrs. Nothing compares.
Great tips! There are some of 50+ ladies out here that have oily skin and/or live in humid climates where dry skin is not an issue. It would be wonderful if you could help us. There are not many videos addressing that.
I agree!! I’m 60 and I am still super oily. 😢 I’m having trouble with makeup settling into my fine laugh lines. I need to know what to do to help absorb the oil and stop the settling. Gabi, Please help!!
Oh Gabi thank you so much for this. You are such a breath of fresh air and I love what you do. Sending all my love xx
All great tips. Sunscreen is a girl's best friend at any age. I am 64 and embrace it. When dressing or thinking able make-up, my best examples are Helen Mirren or Audrey Hepburn.
Yes I agree! I'm 58 and start wk at the hospital at 6am and I always take the time to do my hair and makeup. It makes me feel better about myself blows my mind how many women I wk with just don't care!
Yes, please do more this and not that. I just purchased the Dior Forever makeup, and have used it about a week. It does look awful and seems to emphasize my wrinkles and makes my skin look crepey. I’m glad I watched this video. I thought I had unrealistic expectations. Thank you.
Yes, yes and yes! I am 62 with wrinkles. I have been looking for a good foundation that doesn’t migrate into my lines and wrinkles. Your video was just in time😊❤.
I love this!!! Yes, more “use this and not that” please!!!!! I’ll be 62 in 10 days and love all of your advice!!
I love your emphasis and encouragement about trying to look your best. For years as a full time mother I didn't always have the time to d a full face makeup. Now, with grown kids I love having the time. I enjoy the process and see it as a way of spoiling myself. When I have an event I put on music, light a candle and start my makeup! I look better at 60 than I did at 40 despite the ageing. I also say, go for it ladies!
I would love more videos like this. After a certain age, and this can be different ages for each of us, none of the products, colours, tricks we used to use work. You can get down just trying to find anything that looks good. I'm just starting a whole new chapter of skin care and makeup. I sometimes feel like I did as a teen just feeling my way through the endless myriad of products. With all the "fake advertising" out there it is nice to have someone Real and knowledgeable about this. Thanks for all you time. You can tell you really put your ❤ into it.
I would LOVE to see you do “this not that” for makeup products! 😊
This was a wonderful video Gabi. Yes I'd love to see more of these. I definitely have a negative opinion of "trying too hard" that I'm trying to change. I think I associate it with "trying to desperately cling on to youth" and I might get judged by people thinking "look at her, how sad" but really I need to turn that around in my head and embrace looking good and making an effort in my 50s and beyond. Your videos and attitude are so, so helpful. Thank you. X
Yes! More This Not That. And could you please include products for eyebrows? Thank you.
Thank you for sharing such beautiful memories of your beautiful Mother. God bless you!
Great video! Yes, make this a series please :)
When doing my mum’s (76) make up I am always surprised on what an enormous difference a good setting spray makes to get a beautiful end result. 👍🏻
Great reminders Gabi! Just a cool fyi: Trader Joe’s has and incredible dupe for the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen for a fraction of the price! I can’t live without it now! 😃
Thank you for the words of wisdom not only about make-up, but about not listening to toxic people.
Glad I found your channel! I'm 63 and have been experimenting with skincare and makeup lately trying to find what works best for me at this age. I like a more natural looking makeup and prefer to still be able to see my skin while hiding the sun damage I inflicted upon myself growing up in the 70's. I am currently using Colorscience and wondering what you think of this brand. The dermatologist recommended it for the sunscreen, I'm asking in regards to makeup.
I love how you talked about how it is not bad to want to look their best and take care of oneself. That really hit home since I live in Finland where most women wear very minimal makeup and wanting to look their best is considered very vain. I think everyone should just love and let live. Let's not drag other people down but compliment each other instead!
Thank you for sharing all this useful information for mature skin. I’m in my 50’s and I haven’t found a good concealer for mature skin that do not crease in my wrinkles. Please continue doing this kind of videos, is awesome to hear your recommendations 😊😊
Thanks excellent and above all very useful.
Just like to add that it’s not “trying too hard” but it’s “ overdoing it” the problem
I’m a new subscriber, and I’m turning 69 this month. Thank you! For helping us older ladies who are challenged with that not so perfect anymore skin! I just discovered you today and I appreciate what you’ve contributed! I’ll be watching more!
I use Estee lauder. Over 25 years now.
I'm gonna try the Loreal for daily use. Thanks!