Do you want to look younger even after sixty? Why not, just for God’s sake avoid these major mistakes.
They say that age is just a number… But you can’t fool nature. At a certain time, he will start to “get angry” and maliciously draw wrinkles on your face. Then it takes your hair, adds pounds, and suddenly you feel that the charming look you’ve spent most of your life on is gone. But according to experts, middle age doesn’t have to be so depressing. Although you won’t “take the youth out” of it, it is possible to grow old gracefully and taking a few years off is not a problem at all. Proof of this are Hollywood stars who, even after 60, have flair and sex appeal, such as Jane Seymour, Maryl Streep, Sharon Stone and others. However, influencer Michelle Shelly points out: “If you want to be like them, you have to avoid major mistakes. And which ones are they?’
Fashion expert Michelle Shelly tells you what to avoid as you age. More on the YouTube channel.
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You shop in conservative stores
Clothing manufacturers create collections for a certain “target”. There are shops for teenagers, mothers, young people, but also for seniors, who supposedly require conservative cuts and materials. “A lot of fashion designers think that a 60-year-old woman prefers tunics in which she can hide the pounds. Of course, they look good on some, but on other women they look like a bag that destroys the female silhouette,” says influencer Michelle Shelly and encourages all women in their sixties to shop in stores that are aimed at young people. By the way, instead of tunics, she prefers looser shirts or t-shirts. When combined with skinny pants and heeled pumps, the result will be perfect.
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A shirt flatters women more than a tunic.
You wear pastel shades
Soft tones of yellow, blue, green or pink… Pastel colors are nice, but they can look unnecessarily dull on mature women (especially if you support them with floral patterns). But according to influencer Michelle Shelly, pastel colors are not necessarily a bad choice. You can wear them even in your 60s, but it’s important not to “sweeten it up”. In short, less is more! Instead of pink shades, choose a more sober mint green or blue.
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If you want to wear pastel shades, choose more sober colors like mint or pale blue.
You are like a black crow
Black goes well with everything, you can’t see the dirt on it, but if you are over sixty, you should save on it. Mature skin has a different pigmentation, and in combination with darker shades, it can look unnecessarily torn. Therefore, instead of black, go for a gray shade. If you insist on a black blouse, complement it with a necklace that softens the harshness of the black.
You “blush” too much
The color red is dynamic and can light up any outfit. Unfortunately, it also has one vice – it can draw attention to cosmetic flaws in an indiscriminate way. If you have imperfect skin, it will immediately appear more yellow, pimples will appear, as well as various pigment imperfections. Therefore, instead of red, try purple-pink or fuchsia.
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Red can brighten up, but also draw attention to skin imperfections. Watch out for it!
You use a lot of makeup
Makeup is said to be a second skin. And why not? A well-chosen make-up nicely unifies the skin in color and gives it softness and lightness. Unfortunately, a larger application of “concealer” will cause it to sink into the wrinkles, making them even more prominent. When it comes to makeup, the old adage “less is more” applies!
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Resources: www.i60.cz, www.express.co.uk
2023-12-05 07:00:04
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