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Hooded Eyes & Texture: The Makeup Masterclass for Women Over 50

If you have noticed that the eye makeup techniques that served you beautifully in your thirties simply stopped working in your fifties, you are not alone. It is not a lack of skill; it is a change in anatomy. For women over 50, the challenge is rarely just one thing—it is usually a combination of two specific factors: the physical hooding of the eyelid and the change in skin texture (crepiness). This video is a comprehensive Masterclass designed to help you stop fighting your anatomy and start working with it. We are moving beyond basic tips to explore the physics of light and shadow, the importance of "structural" makeup application, and why the "eyes open" rule is the single most important technique you will learn today. The Anatomy of the Problem: Hooding + Texture When we age, the brow bone can become heavier, creating a "hood" that swallows the mobile eyelid. This creates a specific problem: when you look in the mirror, your eyeshadow disappears. Simultaneously, the skin on the eyelid becomes thinner and loses elasticity, creating a crepey texture. If you apply traditional shimmering powders or thick concealers to this texture, it can look dry, patchy, and harsh. This Masterclass addresses both issues simultaneously. 1. The "Prep Trap": Why Your Makeup Isn't Lasting The biggest mistake often happens before you even pick up a brush. Many women over 50 rely on heavy, oil-based eye creams to combat dryness. However, the warmth of your skin melts these oils, causing your makeup to slide into the folds of your hood within an hour. In this video, we discuss why you must switch to lightweight, water-based gel serums for the eye area during the day. Furthermore, we debunk the myth of using concealer as an eyeshadow base. Concealer is designed to be hydrating and emollient—two things that spell disaster for crepey texture. Instead, we use a dedicated Eye Primer. Think of primer as "spackle" for a wall; it fills in the fine lines to create a smooth, velvety canvas that grips the pigment without emphasizing wrinkles. 2. Texture Theory: Matte vs. Shimmer There is a Golden Rule for textured, hooded eyes: "Matte Recedes, Shimmer Advances." If you have a puffy, heavy hood, applying shimmer to it will catch the light and make it look swollen and more prominent. To visually "lift" the eye, we must use matte shadows on the hood to push it back and create depth. We save the light and satin finishes strictly for the mobile lid and the tear duct to bring those areas forward. This contrast creates the dimension that aging eyes often lose. 3. The "Fake Crease" Technique The core of this tutorial focuses on restructuring the eye using the "Fake Crease" method. Because the natural crease is hidden by the hood, we have to create an illusion. By applying a medium-tone matte shadow slightly above your natural fold, onto the puffy part of the hood, we trick the eye into seeing a lifted socket line. 4. The "Eyes Open" Rule This is the most critical technique in the video. Most of us were taught to close our eyes to apply eyeshadow. However, if you have hooded eyes, the moment you open them, the hood descends and covers your work. You must apply your transition and contour shades while looking straight ahead into the mirror with your eyes open and your face relaxed. This ensures that the shadow remains visible and lifted even when your face is in its natural resting position. 5. Definition Without Weight Traditional thick eyeliner takes up valuable real estate on a hooded lid, often making the eye look smaller and heavier. In this lesson, we replace thick liner with "Tightlining"—applying gel liner to the upper waterline from underneath. This thickens the look of the lashes without closing off the lid. We finish with a strategic use of the eyelash curler and waterproof mascara to physically lift the lashes against the weight of the hood, opening up the eye for a more awake, youthful appearance. Join me in this step-by-step guide to mastering your eye shape. It’s not about covering up; it’s about strategic placement and understanding the beautiful canvas you have today. #hoodedeyes #makeupover50 #matureskinmakeup #eyeshadowtutorial #proaging #hoodedeyelift #crepeyskin #beautyover50 #makeupmasterclass #agelessbeauty