THINGS were looking up – literally – for one middle-aged woman who gave herself a free facelift.
She was extra pleased with her fast and easy results.
“Anti-aging makeup hacks over 50 using one of my favorite products – Bobby Brown’s color corrector stick in the shade light bisque,” said Jenn (@powerandpixiedust).
She credited the magic makeup buy for giving her more mature skin a youth-boosting makeover.
Jenn demonstrated her technique by using the stick around the eye area.
She also said that any light shade would do the trick.
“Go up from your bottom waterline past your eyebrow,” she said.
She then used the stick to go down the middle of the nose – her tip also included adding a little bit of product on the tip.
Starting from the corner of her lip, she then went in an upward motion.
She even added some shine to her Cupid’s bow just above her lip.
The Bobby Brown color corrector stick sells for $35 and is described as being able to instantly neutralize discoloration and brighten with skin-true coverage.
The creamy, buildable formula blends on contact and becomes one with skin for seamless concealer prep.
The transformative buy had plenty of glowing reviews.
“It works wonders on my dark circles and discoloration, giving me a flawless and natural look. The creamy texture feels so comfortable and lasts all day,” wrote one purchaser.
“This under-eye corrector has been one of my favorite products for a while. I love how natural it looks under the eyes and doesn’t crease,” said another buyer.
Many of her fans were already familiar with the find.
“One of the best color correctors ever,” said one follower.
“My absolute favorite,” another viewer agreed.
She showed off her eye-popping and lifted look that only took seconds.
“There are two makeup hacks at play here. One is blending in an upward motion to give a lift and the other is adding in the brightness to reflect the light which gives you a more youthful appearance.”
Others were also left impressed with her makeup method.
“Great hack,” said one follower.
“These are so simple but still make such a good impact,” she replied.
