Oh...this! I have been doing most of what you offered in a clear and detailed tutorial, but wow...you are taking it to another level. Thank you...your philosophy and application..."wanting your eyeliner to work for you, not against you". Mission complete.
I’m a 80’s girl and haven’t wore makeup in a long time. I have watched this video numerous times and I finally got my eyes right. THANK YOU!!!! I love all your videos and watch them numerous times. I love your voice it isn’t high pitch, and is pleasant. I will venture on to the eyeshadow now. Thanks again!!!🤗
I actually love both looks on you. I think the "don't" is actually very pretty on you! I appreciate your tips. Eyeliner is always a struggle over here. xoxo
I’m in my late 40’s and truly am thankful for your time, effort, and money you spend on making these tutorials and showing the good, bad, and ugly using new products. I always watch your evaluation on a product if you have it before I buy it. I’m a mom to a very large family and never have time to just shop and play with products. But I still wanna wear makeup and feel as good as I can about myself. Thank you very much. I appreciate all you do.
The ipsy bag was a good way for me to try new products without spending a lot. I shut it off after about 6 months because I had a small stockpile. Or I bought full sizes of what I liked.
I frequently see women wearing black liner all around their eyes and it always ages them so much! In my opinion, it makes *most* women look older, and is more harsh and “hard” looking. I’m glad you did this video and I hope that people will try this tip. It look so good and much more fresh, bright and youthful! You explained everything so well, too. Great video, Angie!
I agree, the dark, thick eyeliner is harsh looking on many older women. I quite lining most of my lower lid a couple of years ago, it really made a difference in how my small eyes looked, now they don't look as small. Some of my friends have been doing their make-up the same way for 20-30 years including their thick kohl eyeliner and over-plucked eyebrows, and need to update -- but I'm not about to tell them! ha ha
Future SLP Women should be able to wear whatever they want. This is just makeup have fun with it, there are no rules. If someone wants rock black eyeliner all around their eyes more power to them. Whether it ages them or not that’s a matter of opinion. I’ll be rocking my black eyeliner until I die. I don’t follow these silly rules.
You can'T say "everyone over 45" ..it really much depends on how you are aging ..there are women in their 30s who might need this and some way over 40 who just don't
You were my first over 40 make up hero. And now I also love Dominic Sachse. Angie thank you so much for the affirmation that make up is just make up and NO MATTER OUR AGE we are allowed to play with it. 🥰 Also, this hooded-eye girl super appreciates you and your tutorials-and your flag-waving for sunscreen! 💕💖
OMG such a difference. I showed the finished look (paused) to my husband and he said "wow what a difference!" As someone a bit older than you, but with similar coloring, I'm so grateful for these subtle but critical steps you're sharing! I have a wedding/family reunion coming up in July and have not seen these particular people in 10 years -- the 10 years (age 49-59) that my face has undergone a lot of gravity-related changes. My goal is to go to the weekend looking like I don't have a lot of makeup caked on but also looking my very best. Your tips will make all the difference for me. Thanks so much.
You make an excellent point about adjusting makeup as our face changes. Back in the day I wore a similar look as your "don't" eye which was a "do" in the 1960's for me. Now it's definitely less is more, thinner gray liner vs heavier black. Unfortunately I wasn't blessed with thick dark lashes like my sister and brother so I still need good mascara (Jealous? Who, me? 😄).
I am so happy that I came across your videos. I'm 41 and my face took a hard nose dive over the last few years. I have all of the issues you talk about in your videos. I gave up wearing most makeup and haven't done much for a long time. It just made everything look worse and made me even more self concious. I recently got botox and lip fillers and it helped so much. But it doesn't fix everything. You are the first person in my age range that does makeup videos and advice for older women. You are amazing and your videos are amazing and extremely helpful.
You are so beautiful...I'm in my late 40's and I was starting to feel I should avoid make-up. However now I feel I can still look amazing with the correct technique. Thank you so much for that.
Thanks Angie. I have learned so much from your lessons. You have the best techniques to make me look better. The methods are newer and look more current. I'm 67 and the product suggestions are tremendously helpful. No one has better tutorials. You put alot of work into this and we appreciate it.
Thank you for this tutorial. I really enjoyed seeing how you press the wet dark color eyeshadow into the top of your lash line. You have many tutorials where you have shown this before but it really stood out to me in this one since you make the point to show the difference in the comparison. I have been using eye pencils and though I love the ones I use -- I make sure they are creamy and they glide on easily -- they still can skip at the lash line and I find I am trying to "draw" into the upper lash line to get the same effect as you did here with the wet eyeshadow pressed in with a brush. I am going to finally try this. I think my challenge is that I do not focus on my makeup and I default into my "routine" I have developed over years, and yes, you are so right, at our ages we need to be ready to adjust our methods. Also, I have tried your up-wing but it hasn't seemed quite right on me. I see now that it is because I am going to the end of the eye instead of stopping sooner to go up. A third tip I appreciate in this video is using the lighter color eyeliner for the lower inner half. This does have a dramatic eye opening effect. It all does make a difference. I notice a lot of comments love the "don't" look, but I'm with you, I am always trying to find ways to make my eyes look more open. My eye shape is similar to yours, almond shaped to begin with, so age now makes them look squinty, especially if I am smiling in pictures. Again, thank you Angie, for this specific tutorial! By the way, those earrings are stunning on you!
Not only did it look uplifted, but you looked happier and more friendly, if it makes sense. The other eye-look is harsher. Thank you for a really great tutorial. I have to practice more as I have so many lines around my 👁.
I am in my 20s and don't have the drooping issues. However, this is better than the makeup videos by girls from my own generation. Genius! Thank you for making this!
I love the way you explained your eyeliner look. Thank you so much. You actually look good both ways but I can definitely see what you are talking about.😁
I absolutely love your channel. I've been desperate for someone to teach me how to do my makeup now that I am 62. I especially have trouble with a crepe look on my lids. Some eyelid moisturizer helps. Currently, I know that if I stay on an anti-inflammatory diet, don't drink alcohol, and drink lots of water, I look fresher, but the makeup is necessary for my career. I discovered you in your video on how to look your best when having video meetings. I had lamps and books and all manner of things on my desk for an important meeting, and I looked straight at the camera, and I felt it helped. Thank you!!
Love this video! When you’ve been doing it the “don’t” way, it’s hard to change but we have to adapt to our changing faces! Can you do a video that adds in the whole eye makeup that you’ve already applied in this video? That would really complete the look for me!
Brilliant! Your straight forward commentary is very refreshing. No "ums" and no extra drama. You come across as classy as your makeup does. I will be trying out your strategies asap! To add my 2 cents to these comments, I definitely prefer the "DO" eye. As you said, to each their own.
I love the "do" eye. I haven't worn liner in over 20 years, so when I tried to I just tried doing it like I used to & realized it was not a good look for my 50 yr old eyes😄 Thank you!
I have been looking for someone in my age range that likes their make up the way I do. My face is changing so it's nice to see tricks that work! Absolutley going to watch more of your videos. I also like that you don't break the bank with all your cosmetics. Of course there are a few things that will cost you more but your assortment of different brands looks like my make up bag aka "box." Thanks again and you look great mami!
Another wonderful educational tutorial ❤️ love these Angie helps me out with my 58 year young changing eyes. I always did the DONT side , not anymore gets depressing so your DO way helped sooo much! Thank you!! 💋💋
WOW! I was actually applying my eyeliner the DON'T way for years but since I have been aging (52) and my skin is sagging just a bit I have noticed that I look tired all the time. Even when I feel like I look good and feel good people would ask me if I was tired. After I saw this video and applied your techniques it has made such a difference. People don't ask me if I am tired all the time and I know I look more vibrant and awake. What a difference it makes to direct your eyeliner the right way. Thank you so much Angie. You are beautiful inside and out!
This video shows it's really about HOW one applies the liner, not which type of liner one uses. I'm 56 and had always used the wet eyeshadow technique for my eyeliner and only recently started using liquid eyeliner and now I'm obsessed with liquid eyeliner in every color I can get my hands on. Thanks, Angie!
I just started watching your videos. I’m 39 and love makeup but most youtubers are a diff generation than I am so a lot of the videos aren’t relevant to me. I never even thought to search for “mature” makeup, and just randomly stumbled onto one of your videos. I just have to say I’ve been watching your channel the last few days and I love all of your videos and find them all very relevant and informative. I’ve literally not once ever commented on a UA-cam video before but this one I had to because it’s genius!! Your eye looks so much more upturned by such a minor change! I was shocked. I’m excited to do my eye makeup again so I can try it out. Thanks for sharing this tip.
I know it’s not even the right video but I wanted to add I LOVED your anti-aging product video. I always want to start some sort of routine now that I’m just starting to see some fine lines, but there’s so much out there and I don’t want to pay a lot if it’s not worth it. Your video and information was well researched and explained in an easy to comprehend manner. I also appreciated you didn’t just present your favorite products. We all have our favorites too and I do like those type of videos too, but on a topic I don’t know much about I appreciated that you focused of active ingredients vs brand, and also included links to research. Your videos all seem like you put a lot of thought and research into them, so I just wanted to make sure you know that hasn’t gone unnoticed and I for one truly appreciate it and look forward to watching more. I signed up for curolgy using your link. I was intrigued and am a sucker for monthly delivery services, but mainly did because I loved your video so much I felt you should at reward for the work you clearly put in for that video. I know you won’t get much from that, you deserve more, but hey every little helps IMO. 🙌🥰
Wow! I almost didn't bother to watch this, thinking "how much difference could it make?" but, wow! Thank you so much for your clear, concise, effective tutorials.
Hi Angie, great teaching video. I had been trying to learn where to put the pencil down for an uplifting look and you did just that! So thank you. I like that you didn't spend too much time talking and that you let the video show clearly what you were doing. Keep them coming!
Yes! Me too! I use eye shadow and a push brush every day never thought to dip my brush in setting spray 1st... Also love the spraying in a little bowl idea. can't wait to try this tomorrow!!
I REALLY NEEDED THIS !!!!!!! I’m so happy I found you Angie!! Not only are you very informative but also very educated on skin care !!!!!!!!! Thank you !
At the 3:48 mark - where you use eyeshadow, that you dampen, for eyeliner - one thing I always use that works magnificently is Eye Drops. Just basic saline solution (CVS/Walgreens eyedrops). 1 drop into the palm of my hand or into a very tiny salt dish to dab my brush into - and there you go. Perfect... and also sterile.
Oh, I love this idea. I would have never thought of using eye drops. I had much rather use eye drops as opposed to the setting spray. Thank you so much for that tip.
bigskies4ewe yet your brush won’t be sterile, so therefore when you dip it into the saline drops those drops immediately become unsterile😂 Just save your money and use a couple of drops of tap water!!
Very well done Angie. The black liner on the don’t eye seems a look that women in their 50s do...must hav3 been a look in our early makeup years. The don’t eye looks hard and harsh and over done and not flattering to anyone really while the do eye looks classy, well applied abs skilled application and age appropriate. Thank you for this.
Great tip! Great video! Thanks a lot for sharing it , I used to apply eyeliner exactly as on the Don't side and it was terrible, I looked like I was about to cry. After watching this video I immediately took my makeup off, tried this tip and it worked! Such a big difference thank you, Angie
I do love the Do eye but if I do my wing like that, that up turned, it would not be smooth from all my wrinkles. I have to bring it more straight out with a slight up turn. I really like using eyeshadow for liner though.
I love the do side, it's how I have done mine for almost 20 years. I am 62, and stopped wearing it on the "don't" side in my 40's. I do like your tip for the lighter liner on the inside water line. I stopped wearing the dark, and never thought about wearing a lighter shade. Thank you.
Thank you for this tutorial. Too many people purposely do bad or exaggerated makeup to make this point. You demonstrated the differences while still doing real makeup. Thanks!
with all the comments below I am surprised...how can they not see the difference? Bigger is not always better.... lifted and youthful is what you showed us and you are stunningly beautiful!! Great video! I will be trying this in the morning :)
Wowza this Video seems to have caused a bit of a polarizing atmosphere ROFL! I’m late to the party, nothing new there!! ❤️Here’s the thing (from someone that dabbles in the production of films, cable& theatre), Miss Angie’s features are picture perfect, so yes indeed both looks are going to incite a double take when she wears them! She’s a show stopper, period!! But for the rest of us, lighting & makeup technique are going to matter A LOT! In an artificially, lighted setting, makeup isn’t going to look the same as it would in daytime sunshine. I think the helpful lesson being shared is a LIGHTER, UNIVERSALLY FLATTERING version of what can otherwise become the dreaded heavy black liner on eyes over 50!Challenges of deep wrinkles, dry skin, puffiness, redness, problems using products due to skill level, problems using products due to sensitivity and allergen concerns!! THAT sort of eye with heavy black liner is to be discouraged, my fellow Angians!! So this is a way to have a stylishly shadowed & lined EYE, teaching in great detail how to do your own, UNIVERSALLY FLATTERING look, beautifully created with a LIGHT HAND!!!! P.S. What makes Angie’s videos so special to me is the lengths she goes to in order to visually involve her Viewers as she compares products....for instance, she shows how each sunscreen looks (cream, gel, lotion, matte, tinted, white cast, etc) then how quickly (or not lol) each sunscreen applies and absorbs on plain skin, THEN how well the sunscreen does with foundation being applied over the sunscreen.....and on and on!! It’s one thing to talk about the properties of a sunscreen and quite another to actually demonstrate all the differences! Her reviews have saved me $100’s and $100’s of dollars!!! Thank you Miss Angie!!
Wonderful tips. I'll be trying them out today. Unfortunately at 71, any wings would have to travel through 3 or 4 creases, so I'll be skipping that part. 😉 Thanks Angie!
@@debbiegibson3604 I am 73 and have never been able to do "wings"! But now, of course, they would look ridiculous! But that was also the time for very heavy eyeliner and pinkish white lipstick :)
@Ann Goodman - I love your sense of humour, Anne!!! I can never get my wing to look right, now I know what to do - lots of practice, and not using a liquid liner!!!
Thanks for another great tutorial. I saw this done on another you tube Chanel but the person did not have eyes as hooded as mine and I had trouble like you said about lifting the eyelid when applying. This was very helpful. You are spot on as usual😘😘
I agree with many other of your viewers. Both look good on you. The "don't" eye is a puppy eye as opposed to cat eye. I think the puppy eye is youthful as well and since I have big, round eyes (cannot use eyeliner on bottom lashes at all), the puppy liner is a cute alternative. Maybe you could do a casual puppy eyeliner tutorial with no liner underneath?
As soon as your video was over I jumped off of here and tried it and it worked beautifully! You and I are close to the same age so I really appreciated this tip! Thank you!
True. I thought the “down turned” eye looked much, much bigger than the other and would be a great evening look. I think if she just pulled up the outer corner a bit on top, best of both worlds for a more dramatic look.
Make up is rather amazing. Yes I see the 'do' eye is much more uplifted, than the 'don't', I'm not a fan personally of drawing into the water lines, though, it's too close to my eyes.
I love how your gorgeous eye color pops without eyeliner. One of my fb friends has eyes your color and has been using white eyeshadow instead of black liner. It makes the blue in her eyes pop.
Hi Angie. This is a brilliant video. I need all the help I can get. I wear liquid eyeliner. I’m going to try it yr way. Sending you sunshine from Oz 😊🌞🌺
Great videos. I have a question about deep-set eyes. I have deep-set eyes and I cannot do the dark-color-in-the-crease thing because I already have a shadow there and putting the dark color right there makes me look like a skull! I look like Skeletor trying to find He-Man. It seems like your eyes might be a little deep set also. Could you, or have you already, done a video on this? Thank you.
Great tips!!! I have so many clients sit in my chair & tell me how they're "too old for eyeliner" or "black eyeliner is for young people." I ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS show them exactly what you did by not using the liner all the way across & only the 1/3 on bottom. BOOM, they love liner again. I'll definitely add some of your tricks here to my next consultation!
It's ALL great...thanks for helping us over 50! And also thank you so much for including the brand and color of the products you you use as you are using them!!
You did an excellent job explaining that!! The "do" side looked so much fresher and lifted. I see women rimming their eyes the whole way around in thick black liner and although it can look pretty, it definitely makes the eyes look smaller, more deep-set and aged. I have given up on liner years ago for that reason. I will try this for sure!!
Canal dicas da tania brasileira cai aqui ti Pará queda e me apaixonei pelo seu trabalho ,já me inscrevi e vou ti acompanhar mulher bonita elegante ,eu tenho 61 anos, sou agora sua fã número 1
I’m giving a huge thanks Angie. I’ve always used eyeliner on my top and bottoms. I’m 61 now and I decided to not use black gel on my bottom lash line. It looked beautiful for my younger years but I’m thinking of toning down my makeup. You’re video gave me he confidence that I. Doing the right thing. 😊👍
Leah, wear what makes you happy. I'd add, as someone who always rocked a smokey eye look. The moment I crossed the Rubicon (aka, turned 50) into Menopause, dark, heavily-lined eyes are aging and not a flattering look on me. I want to look youthful and refreshed. To each their own. If you love it, wear it.
As I said in the video, there's nothing wrong with the "don't" side... it does make the eye look bigger and is a look anyone can wear, but it's also a look everyone already knows how to do. This video is about showing the difference eyeliner technique can make to help older eyes look more lifted... the "do" side definitely lifts while the "don't" side pulls the eye down.
So happy to watch an instructional vid for mature eyes that’s done so professionally. Smart, solid advice and clear instructions. I love that you’re beautiful yet you don’t come across as arrogant or trying so hard to look sexy. Lol Thank you!!
I think you look stunning with the eyeliner on your right eye. Very sophisticated. I do know what you mean about adjusting your eyeliner each year😊😊😊! The simplistic look of the left eye for your every day look. But, I would definitely do your eyeliner (right eye), for a hot date night or a party! Love it!
Angie, I love your videos and your “do look” from this video, I but I can’t tightline because my eyes are too sensitive. Do you have any suggestions for a nice eye/shadow and liner look without tightlining? Thanks! Lisa
Yes I need advice as well! I have meiobian gland dysfunction (aka very dry eyes etc) and can't tightline at all per eye Dr🥺 I wear eye makeup daily and every video recommends tightline for us older gals. Help!
Oh...this! I have been doing most of what you offered in a clear and detailed tutorial, but wow...you are taking it to another level. Thank you...your philosophy and application..."wanting your eyeliner to work for you, not against you". Mission complete.
Angie, you are totally spot on. Less eye drama perhaps but a fresh, clean, youthful look that is complete and beautiful.
Yes, I love the clean and fresh look it really does make you look more youthful!
👍👌👍👌
I’m a 80’s girl and haven’t wore makeup in a long time. I have watched this video numerous times and I finally got my eyes right. THANK YOU!!!! I love all your videos and watch them numerous times. I love your voice it isn’t high pitch, and is pleasant. I will venture on to the eyeshadow now. Thanks again!!!🤗
I actually love both looks on you. I think the "don't" is actually very pretty on you! I appreciate your tips. Eyeliner is always a struggle over here. xoxo
I’m in my late 40’s and truly am thankful for your time, effort, and money you spend on making these tutorials and showing the good, bad, and ugly using new products. I always watch your evaluation on a product if you have it before I buy it. I’m a mom to a very large family and never have time to just shop and play with products. But I still wanna wear makeup and feel as good as I can about myself. Thank you very much. I appreciate all you do.
The ipsy bag was a good way for me to try new products without spending a lot. I shut it off after about 6 months because I had a small stockpile. Or I bought full sizes of what I liked.
I frequently see women wearing black liner all around their eyes and it always ages them so much! In my opinion, it makes *most* women look older, and is more harsh and “hard” looking. I’m glad you did this video and I hope that people will try this tip. It look so good and much more fresh, bright and youthful! You explained everything so well, too. Great video, Angie!
I agree, the dark, thick eyeliner is harsh looking on many older women. I quite lining most of my lower lid a couple of years ago, it really made a difference in how my small eyes looked, now they don't look as small. Some of my friends have been doing their make-up the same way for 20-30 years including their thick kohl eyeliner and over-plucked eyebrows, and need to update -- but I'm not about to tell them! ha ha
I always use Browns, dark greens and dark greys 😜 black always makes my eyes look smaller 👍
Future SLP Women should be able to wear whatever they want. This is just makeup have fun with it, there are no rules. If someone wants rock black eyeliner all around their eyes more power to them. Whether it ages them or not that’s a matter of opinion. I’ll be rocking my black eyeliner until I die. I don’t follow these silly rules.
@@silvial.8077 Amen.
@@queeniebaggins3732 - I know, I don't like the dark black, I like the mauve/green more, it does more for my eyes. To each their own, I guess.
Yes! All this! Everyone over 45 who wears eye makeup should watch this video. These tips make a huge difference. Another good one, Angie
You can'T say "everyone over 45" ..it really much depends on how you are aging ..there are women in their 30s who might need this and some way over 40 who just
don't
I'm 44 turning 45 tomorrow...I figured I get started a day early ha! :)
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Perfection, the "DO" eye looks so much more youthful! Thanks Angie.
You were my first over 40 make up hero. And now I also love Dominic Sachse. Angie thank you so much for the affirmation that make up is just make up and NO MATTER OUR AGE we are allowed to play with it. 🥰 Also, this hooded-eye girl super appreciates you and your tutorials-and your flag-waving for sunscreen! 💕💖
OMG such a difference. I showed the finished look (paused) to my husband and he said "wow what a difference!" As someone a bit older than you, but with similar coloring, I'm so grateful for these subtle but critical steps you're sharing! I have a wedding/family reunion coming up in July and have not seen these particular people in 10 years -- the 10 years (age 49-59) that my face has undergone a lot of gravity-related changes. My goal is to go to the weekend looking like I don't have a lot of makeup caked on but also looking my very best. Your tips will make all the difference for me. Thanks so much.
Thank you Angie! I'm trying to up my makeup game, and being 53, I need the kind of advice you're giving. Keep up the good work!
She has the best advice!!
Wow. I mean, WOW...this is Master Class level for aging eyes. I tried, need practice but already notice a difference. Game changer!
You make an excellent point about adjusting makeup as our face changes. Back in the day I wore a similar look as your "don't" eye which was a "do" in the 1960's for me. Now it's definitely less is more, thinner gray liner vs heavier black. Unfortunately I wasn't blessed with thick dark lashes like my sister and brother so I still need good mascara (Jealous? Who, me? 😄).
I am so happy that I came across your videos. I'm 41 and my face took a hard nose dive over the last few years. I have all of the issues you talk about in your videos. I gave up wearing most makeup and haven't done much for a long time. It just made everything look worse and made me even more self concious. I recently got botox and lip fillers and it helped so much. But it doesn't fix everything. You are the first person in my age range that does makeup videos and advice for older women. You are amazing and your videos are amazing and extremely helpful.
Best. Eyeliner. Video. EVER. Thank you. I have never in my life been able to do eyeliner on my top lid properly. Now I do.
Excellent tip! Thank you
Also your skin is AMAZING
You are so beautiful...I'm in my late 40's and I was starting to feel I should avoid make-up. However now I feel I can still look amazing with the correct technique.
Thank you so much for that.
Thanks Angie. I have learned so much from your lessons. You have the best techniques to make me look better. The methods are newer and look more current. I'm 67 and the product suggestions are tremendously helpful. No one has better tutorials. You put alot of work into this and we appreciate it.
Thank you for this tutorial. I really enjoyed seeing how you press the wet dark color eyeshadow into the top of your lash line. You have many tutorials where you have shown this before but it really stood out to me in this one since you make the point to show the difference in the comparison. I have been using eye pencils and though I love the ones I use -- I make sure they are creamy and they glide on easily -- they still can skip at the lash line and I find I am trying to "draw" into the upper lash line to get the same effect as you did here with the wet eyeshadow pressed in with a brush. I am going to finally try this. I think my challenge is that I do not focus on my makeup and I default into my "routine" I have developed over years, and yes, you are so right, at our ages we need to be ready to adjust our methods.
Also, I have tried your up-wing but it hasn't seemed quite right on me. I see now that it is because I am going to the end of the eye instead of stopping sooner to go up.
A third tip I appreciate in this video is using the lighter color eyeliner for the lower inner half. This does have a dramatic eye opening effect.
It all does make a difference. I notice a lot of comments love the "don't" look, but I'm with you, I am always trying to find ways to make my eyes look more open. My eye shape is similar to yours, almond shaped to begin with, so age now makes them look squinty, especially if I am smiling in pictures.
Again, thank you Angie, for this specific tutorial!
By the way, those earrings are stunning on you!
This is the best explanation of where to put the wing that I have ever seen. Thank you so much!
Not only did it look uplifted, but you looked happier and more friendly, if it makes sense. The other eye-look is harsher.
Thank you for a really great tutorial. I have to practice more as I have so many lines around my 👁.
I am in my 20s and don't have the drooping issues. However, this is better than the makeup videos by girls from my own generation. Genius! Thank you for making this!
I love the way you explained your eyeliner look. Thank you so much. You actually look good both ways but I can definitely see what you are talking about.😁
I absolutely love your channel. I've been desperate for someone to teach me how to do my makeup now that I am 62. I especially have trouble with a crepe look on my lids. Some eyelid moisturizer helps. Currently, I know that if I stay on an anti-inflammatory diet, don't drink alcohol, and drink lots of water, I look fresher, but the makeup is necessary for my career. I discovered you in your video on how to look your best when having video meetings. I had lamps and books and all manner of things on my desk for an important meeting, and I looked straight at the camera, and I felt it helped. Thank you!!
Love this video! When you’ve been doing it the “don’t” way, it’s hard to change but we have to adapt to our changing faces! Can you do a video that adds in the whole eye makeup that you’ve already applied in this video? That would really complete the look for me!
Brilliant! Your straight forward commentary is very refreshing. No "ums" and no extra drama. You come across as classy as your makeup does. I will be trying out your strategies asap! To add my 2 cents to these comments, I definitely prefer the "DO" eye. As you said, to each their own.
I love the "do" eye. I haven't worn liner in over 20 years, so when I tried to I just tried doing it like I used to & realized it was not a good look for my 50 yr old eyes😄 Thank you!
I have been looking for someone in my age range that likes their make up the way I do. My face is changing so it's nice to see tricks that work! Absolutley going to watch more of your videos. I also like that you don't break the bank with all your cosmetics. Of course there are a few things that will cost you more but your assortment of different brands looks like my make up bag aka "box." Thanks again and you look great mami!
Very subtle tweeking, like using powder instead of liner & where you place liner! 👍
Another wonderful educational tutorial ❤️ love these Angie helps me out with my 58 year young changing eyes. I always did the DONT side , not anymore gets depressing so your DO way helped sooo much! Thank you!! 💋💋
Omg I’m so excited to learn from you! My friend told me about you! I’m 35 and need some skin tips!
WOW! I was actually applying my eyeliner the DON'T way for years but since I have been aging (52) and my skin is sagging just a bit I have noticed that I look tired all the time. Even when I feel like I look good and feel good people would ask me if I was tired. After I saw this video and applied your techniques it has made such a difference. People don't ask me if I am tired all the time and I know I look more vibrant and awake. What a difference it makes to direct your eyeliner the right way. Thank you so much Angie. You are beautiful inside and out!
Thanks Angie for detailed instructions!!!!! thanks Jennifer 😄👍 ❤️
This video shows it's really about HOW one applies the liner, not which type of liner one uses. I'm 56 and had always used the wet eyeshadow technique for my eyeliner and only recently started using liquid eyeliner and now I'm obsessed with liquid eyeliner in every color I can get my hands on. Thanks, Angie!
I like the don't look. It is beautiful on you!
I like both the down-turned look (looks very sympathetic) and the upturned. Nice video.
Both look great on you! You can pull off whatever look you want!
I like the do side best. I'm 64 and love the setting spray with the powdered shadow tip. You always look fantastic. Hugs to you!! Deb :-)
I just started watching your videos. I’m 39 and love makeup but most youtubers are a diff generation than I am so a lot of the videos aren’t relevant to me. I never even thought to search for “mature” makeup, and just randomly stumbled onto one of your videos. I just have to say I’ve been watching your channel the last few days and I love all of your videos and find them all very relevant and informative. I’ve literally not once ever commented on a UA-cam video before but this one I had to because it’s genius!! Your eye looks so much more upturned by such a minor change! I was shocked. I’m excited to do my eye makeup again so I can try it out. Thanks for sharing this tip.
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I have oily eye lids and have a hard time finding a liner that stays put, great tip on using the setting spray! I definitely give that a try.
Renee Hobson also maybe setting the eyelid with some transition shade eyeshadow or translucent powder I’ve found helps
Wow! I almost didn't bother to watch this, thinking "how much difference could it make?" but, wow! Thank you so much for your clear, concise, effective tutorials.
I just tried this and it really makes my eyes like lifted! Thank you
I liked both the looks!
I really like the mature magnification example of your open eye look and not made harsh but , pleasant and more natural final look.
Huge difference! Thank you for sharing I can tell this will take lots of practice 😁 but seems so worth the effort!
Hi Angie, great teaching video. I had been trying to learn where to put the pencil down for an uplifting look and you did just that! So thank you. I like that you didn't spend too much time talking and that you let the video show clearly what you were doing. Keep them coming!
Loved the setting spray with eye shadow tip. Thanks much much
This is a great tip!!
Yes! Me too! I use eye shadow and a push brush every day never thought to dip my brush in setting spray 1st... Also love the spraying in a little bowl idea. can't wait to try this tomorrow!!
I REALLY NEEDED THIS !!!!!!!
I’m so happy I found you Angie!! Not only are you very informative but also very educated on skin care !!!!!!!!! Thank you !
At the 3:48 mark - where you use eyeshadow, that you dampen, for eyeliner - one thing I always use that works magnificently is Eye Drops. Just basic saline solution (CVS/Walgreens eyedrops). 1 drop into the palm of my hand or into a very tiny salt dish to dab my brush into - and there you go. Perfect... and also sterile.
Oh, I love this idea. I would have never thought of using eye drops. I had much rather use eye drops as opposed to the setting spray. Thank you so much for that tip.
Well eyeshadow smudges very easily so using a setting spray would help stop smudging. 🤷🏻♀️
bigskies4ewe yet your brush won’t be sterile, so therefore when you dip it into the saline drops those drops immediately become unsterile😂 Just save your money and use a couple of drops of tap water!!
I love the idea of the brightening liner. It really opened up your eyes! Thank you for your amazing tutorial!
This was SO helpful! I subscribed! Thank you! I have hooded eyelids, so I can do a beautiful shadow job, but you don’t usually see it!
Very well done Angie. The black liner on the don’t eye seems a look that women in their 50s do...must hav3 been a look in our early makeup years. The don’t eye looks hard and harsh and over done and not flattering to anyone really while the do eye looks classy, well applied abs skilled application and age appropriate. Thank you for this.
I have been wearing eyeliner forever and now that I am 59 this was great advice! Thank you so much!
Great tip! Great video! Thanks a lot for sharing it , I used to apply eyeliner exactly as on the Don't side and it was terrible, I looked like I was about to cry. After watching this video I immediately took my makeup off, tried this tip and it worked! Such a big difference thank you, Angie
I do love the Do eye but if I do my wing like that, that up turned, it would not be smooth from all my wrinkles. I have to bring it more straight out with a slight up turn. I really like using eyeshadow for liner though.
I love the do side, it's how I have done mine for almost 20 years. I am 62, and stopped wearing it on the "don't" side in my 40's. I do like your tip for the lighter liner on the inside water line. I stopped wearing the dark, and never thought about wearing a lighter shade. Thank you.
The looking down tip was something new and I will totally be using it. Thanks!
Thank you for this tutorial. Too many people purposely do bad or exaggerated makeup to make this point. You demonstrated the differences while still doing real makeup. Thanks!
Hi Angie: We love your channel! You make doing make-up look so easy! We are trying to update our make up by following your tutorials. Ma'am Talks
with all the comments below I am surprised...how can they not see the difference? Bigger is not always better.... lifted and youthful is what you showed us and you are stunningly beautiful!! Great video! I will be trying this in the morning :)
Wowza this Video seems to have caused a bit of a polarizing atmosphere ROFL! I’m late to the party, nothing new there!!
❤️Here’s the thing (from someone that dabbles in the production of films, cable& theatre), Miss Angie’s features are picture perfect, so yes indeed both looks are going to incite a double take when she wears them! She’s a show stopper, period!! But for the rest of us, lighting & makeup technique are going to matter A LOT! In an artificially, lighted setting, makeup isn’t going to look the same as it would in daytime sunshine. I think the helpful lesson being shared is a LIGHTER, UNIVERSALLY FLATTERING version of what can otherwise become the dreaded heavy black liner on eyes over 50!Challenges of deep wrinkles, dry skin, puffiness, redness, problems using products due to skill level, problems using products due to sensitivity and allergen concerns!! THAT sort of eye with heavy black liner is to be discouraged, my fellow Angians!!
So this is a way to have a stylishly shadowed & lined EYE, teaching in great detail how to do your own, UNIVERSALLY FLATTERING look, beautifully created with a LIGHT HAND!!!!
P.S. What makes Angie’s videos so special to me is the lengths she goes to in order to visually involve her Viewers as she compares products....for instance, she shows how each sunscreen looks (cream, gel, lotion, matte, tinted, white cast, etc) then how quickly (or not lol) each sunscreen applies and absorbs on plain skin, THEN how well the sunscreen does with foundation being applied over the sunscreen.....and on and on!! It’s one thing to talk about the properties of a sunscreen and quite another to actually demonstrate all the differences! Her reviews have saved me $100’s and $100’s of dollars!!! Thank you Miss Angie!!
FINALLY ..ZOOMED IN.. DETAILS EXPLAINED.. NOT DRAGGED ON FOR 7 MIN ABOUT NOTHING.. AND CAN REALLY SEE THE DIFFERENCE.... NAILED IT GREAT JOB TYVM
Wonderful tips. I'll be trying them out today. Unfortunately at 71, any wings would have to travel through 3 or 4 creases, so I'll be skipping that part. 😉 Thanks Angie!
I'm 71, too, and know what you mean! I remember in the 60's when I would draw wings. It's funny that they're back in style.
@@debbiegibson3604 I am 73 and have never been able to do "wings"! But now, of course, they would look ridiculous! But that was also the time for very heavy eyeliner and pinkish white lipstick :)
Ann Goodman at 54, that's a big ditto for me !
I wore Helen Neushafer pinkish white lipstick!@@trisha3338
@Ann Goodman - I love your sense of humour, Anne!!! I can never get my wing to look right, now I know what to do - lots of practice, and not using a liquid liner!!!
Incredible! I am doing it all wrong and cant wait to try your tips!! Thank you so much!
Yes yes!! Great comparison! Love all the tips - gorgeous as always. Thanks Angie!
Thanks for another great tutorial. I saw this done on another you tube Chanel but the person did not have eyes as hooded as mine and I had trouble like you said about lifting the eyelid when applying. This was very helpful. You are spot on as usual😘😘
Great tips! I love how tight-lining looks - I wish it didn't irritate the heck out of my eyes!
Try Stila smudge proof eyeliner. I love it and it glides on. Never irritates. Hope it works.
‘Once you get to be over a certain age,’ as you say...it does make a difference! Thanks!
I agree with many other of your viewers. Both look good on you. The "don't" eye is a puppy eye as opposed to cat eye. I think the puppy eye is youthful as well and since I have big, round eyes (cannot use eyeliner on bottom lashes at all), the puppy liner is a cute alternative. Maybe you could do a casual puppy eyeliner tutorial with no liner underneath?
I so agree!! I think the don't eye looks bigger and beautiful!! Both are good.
As soon as your video was over I jumped off of here and tried it and it worked beautifully! You and I are close to the same age so I really appreciated this tip! Thank you!
Angie- I actually think both look very pretty on you- the "don't" side is a dramatic evening look.
Now that is very helpful to this very mature woman. Thanks
I agree they both look good
I agree too
True. I thought the “down turned” eye looked much, much bigger than the other and would be a great evening look. I think if she just pulled up the outer corner a bit on top, best of both worlds for a more dramatic look.
Agree too..both looked good 💕
Hey Angie! I have eyes that turn down and always battle the droop, great tips, and your face makeup looks so good! ❤️😘
Make up is rather amazing. Yes I see the 'do' eye is much more uplifted, than the 'don't', I'm not a fan personally of drawing into the water lines, though, it's too close to my eyes.
Yeah I can’t. I mean, I can, but it comes off even when it’s not supposed to. I got pretty good at drawing right on the lash line.
I love how your gorgeous eye color pops without eyeliner. One of my fb friends has eyes your color and has been using white eyeshadow instead of black liner. It makes the blue in her eyes pop.
Hi Angie. This is a brilliant video. I need all the help I can get. I wear liquid eyeliner. I’m going to try it yr way. Sending you sunshine from Oz 😊🌞🌺
Both sides look cute on you. The Do side is nice ; it looks more lifted and pretty. I am definitely about to go try this look.
Great videos. I have a question about deep-set eyes. I have deep-set eyes and I cannot do the dark-color-in-the-crease thing because I already have a shadow there and putting the dark color right there makes me look like a skull! I look like Skeletor trying to find He-Man. It seems like your eyes might be a little deep set also. Could you, or have you already, done a video on this? Thank you.
What a cool mom you are! I used to put my mom's makeup on for her especially when she had a special evening out!
Finally someone who shows a great way to make a easy wing for mature eyes
Great tips!!!
I have so many clients sit in my chair & tell me how they're "too old for eyeliner" or "black eyeliner is for young people." I ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS show them exactly what you did by not using the liner all the way across & only the 1/3 on bottom. BOOM, they love liner again.
I'll definitely add some of your tricks here to my next consultation!
I actually like both of them...
So many people said that, I'm starting to think its 50/50 split! :)
Me too.
I like both of them too!
Irina Kurachenkova very
It's ALL great...thanks for helping us over 50! And also thank you so much for including the brand and color of the products you you use as you are using them!!
Great tips. My eyes aren’t quite ageing yet, but I do have hereditary hooded eyes, so this might help with the appearance of those, thank you x
You did an excellent job explaining that!! The "do" side looked so much fresher and lifted. I see women rimming their eyes the whole way around in thick black liner and although it can look pretty, it definitely makes the eyes look smaller, more deep-set and aged. I have given up on liner years ago for that reason. I will try this for sure!!
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Best eye-liner vlog I have watched thank you. I love the brighter eye-liner on the water line trick.
Thank you x
Can u do a video on Mineral Foundation vs Regular Foundation?
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Eyeliner application has always been difficult for me because I have deep-set eyes.
Angie I'd love to see a tutorial for do and don't to apply eyeshadow for hoods.
Donna Ford : Also check out Sugar Puff & Fluff - she has a recent awesome video on that technique for hooded eyes.
Thank you, Angie! Seeing a side-by-side comparison is the BEST and waaaay more effective than someone just explaining one technique vs another.
I actually thought the “don’t” side looked nicer. It looked brighter and the under eye looked more polished. Love your videos!
I did too ! I felt like the do side made her eye look lopsided
I’m giving a huge thanks Angie. I’ve always used eyeliner on my top and bottoms. I’m 61 now and I decided to not use black gel on my bottom lash line. It looked beautiful for my younger years but I’m thinking of toning down my makeup. You’re video gave me he confidence that I. Doing the right thing. 😊👍
I thought this looked like a night look and a day look. 😆
I actually prefer the don’t side 🤷🏼♀️ 🙈 😁
Leah, wear what makes you happy. I'd add, as someone who always rocked a smokey eye look. The moment I crossed the Rubicon (aka, turned 50) into Menopause, dark, heavily-lined eyes are aging and not a flattering look on me. I want to look youthful and refreshed.
To each their own. If you love it, wear it.
As I said in the video, there's nothing wrong with the "don't" side... it does make the eye look bigger and is a look anyone can wear, but it's also a look everyone already knows how to do. This video is about showing the difference eyeliner technique can make to help older eyes look more lifted... the "do" side definitely lifts while the "don't" side pulls the eye down.
HotandFlashy ♥️🤗👍🏼
Leah Rouse me too!! ;)
Leah Rouse me too!
So happy to watch an instructional vid for mature eyes that’s done so professionally. Smart, solid advice and clear instructions. I love that you’re beautiful yet you don’t come across as arrogant or trying so hard to look sexy. Lol Thank you!!
The don't side makes your eye look bigger - which could be seen as more youthful!
Wow - can't believe just how informative this was! Great tutorial!!
Angie, I kind of like the heavy liner on you, at least from a distance. Just two different looks!
I think you look stunning with the eyeliner on your right eye. Very sophisticated. I do know what you mean about adjusting your eyeliner each year😊😊😊! The simplistic look of the left eye for your every day look. But, I would definitely do your eyeliner (right eye), for a hot date night or a party! Love it!
Angie, I love your videos and your “do look” from this video, I but I can’t tightline because my eyes are too sensitive. Do you have any suggestions for a nice eye/shadow and liner look without tightlining? Thanks! Lisa
Yes I need advice as well! I have meiobian gland dysfunction (aka very dry eyes etc) and can't tightline at all per eye Dr🥺 I wear eye makeup daily and every video recommends tightline for us older gals. Help!
I wish I could, but my eyes are both too small and too sensitive to tightline.
Tightlining my eyes lasts about two blinks and then it's gone
You have lovely skin and thank you so much for helping us 'oldies' to look better.
mid 50s! you look amazing