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Do not apply the color directly on the movable eyelid, but a little above it – exactly where the upper skin fold covers the lid when the eye is relaxed. This way, the shadow remains visible even when the eye is open. Start at the outer corner of the eye, work your way to about the middle of the lid, and gently blend the transitions upwards and outwards. Be careful not to paint beyond the imaginary line from the outer corner of the eye to the eyebrow. This soft shadow visually recedes the hooded eyelid and makes the eye appear fresher and more open.

Tip 1

The right form

Make sure that you always emphasize your eyebrows naturally, always taking your own eyebrow shape as a guide. It may be that you already have some gaps in your eyebrows or that they have generally become a bit thinner. If you want to fill in your eyebrows, it is important that you only fill in the upper area - this visually lifts the eyes. If you were to fill in the lower area of ​​your eyebrows, it would push your eye area downwards.

You can easily conceal gaps in your eyebrows by applying the eyebrow pencil to exactly those spots. Make sure that you only apply the color in strokes without applying too much pressure. Try holding the pencil a little to the side and applying little pressure. After applying, be sure to spread the color lightly with your finger so that the color lies nicely on the skin and hairs and it looks completely natural.

COSLINE make-up for 40+: applying concealer to the outer corner of the eye and brow – graphic

Tip 3

Lifting Effect

Concealer is not only for hiding dark circles – it can also be used specifically to lift the older eye area. Apply a touch of concealer directly in the middle under the eyebrow and blend it gently. This visually lifts the brow area, opens up the eyes, and works wonders especially for hooded eyelids.

You can also apply a small dab of concealer at the outer corner of the eye and blend it upwards. This creates a subtle lifting effect and makes the eyes look fresher.