The Game-Changing Contouring & Concealing Tricks For Mature Women Who Want To ‘Look 10 Years Younger’: Reduces Dark Circles, Age Spots, Jowls, More

Aging gracefully doesn’t mean giving up on flawless skin. Beauty expert Heather, over 50, has shared her ultimate contouring and concealing routine on YouTube, revealing tricks that reduce dark circles, age spots, jowls, and more—helping mature women achieve a youthful, radiant complexion.

Heather begins with primers, a step many women overlook. Her go-to? StriVectin’s anti-blur primer, which fills in fine lines like a painter smoothing out cracks in a wall. “Put a little dab on your marionette lines, 11s, and forehead cracks,” she advises. This prep step ensures foundation glides on evenly without settling into wrinkles. She also swears by an eye primer from Urban Decay to keep eyelids smooth and eyeshadow long-lasting.

Concealers are her next secret weapon. Heather combines Benefit’s Boi-ing concealer, which blends moisturizing properties with coverage, and a stick concealer from Physicians Formula. Her technique is all about layering concealer before foundation, targeting dark under-eye areas, age spots, and even marionette lines. “This way the foundation goes over top, and nothing looks blotchy,” she explains. The results? Discoloration and shadows are diminished without emphasizing fine lines.

For foundation, Heather favors Shiseido Synchro Skin Glow in Rose, applied with a sponge for a dewy, youthful finish. She carefully dabs, avoiding over-application near deep lines to prevent accentuating wrinkles. Her philosophy is clear: light, controlled coverage creates the most natural, flattering result.

Contouring and blush are crucial for sculpting and lifting the face. Heather opts for a soft, pink-toned contour from Tarte and a rosy blush palette from Clinique. She emphasizes subtlety: “Nobody’s going to notice it if it’s light; if it’s dark, it’s obvious.” Contouring along the jawline and under the chin helps minimize the appearance of jowls, while light shading along the nose refines its shape as it naturally changes with age.

Highlighter adds the finishing touch, giving skin a radiant glow without looking shiny. Heather applies it sparingly to cheekbones, the top of the nose, and even inside the eyes to awaken and brighten the face. She pairs this with a translucent anti-shine powder from Revlon for a soft, matte balance in problem areas.