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Never Put Eyeshadow on Bare Eyelids After 60. Try This Old Korean Trick Instead

Soojin Park и ещё 2

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Never Put Eyeshadow on Bare Eyelids After 60. Try This Old Korean Trick Instead

516 просмотров · 4 ч назад
Soojin Park и ещё 2
516 просмотров · 4 ч назад
🔗 Every step from my Seoul salon chair, shown in a picture, in one book: https://soojinparkbooks.com Never put eyeshadow on bare eyelids after 60. I'm Soojin, a makeup artist and esthetician from Seoul with thirty years of doing eyes for brides, presenters and their mothers, and I'll show you the old Korean habit that makes shadow go on smooth and stay put on mature, hooded and crepey lids. In this video, I share why eyelid skin changes after sixty and why shadow slides into the fold, the seven eyeshadow mistakes I see most often, the five Korean prep steps I do in my chair, how to adjust them for hooded, oily, dry and red lids, how to take eye makeup off gently, and how to test a shadow before you buy it. Most importantly, patch test anything new before it goes near your eyes, start with just one step, and remember that lids change for every one of us. Chapters 00:00 Why bare lids make shadow fade 01:55 The honest truth about this Korean trick 04:30 What happens to the eyelid after sixty 07:05 The 7 eyeshadow mistakes 11:01 The Korean way, step by step 17:28 Hooded, crepey, oily, dry and red lids 19:34 The extra trick at night 20:22 How to choose a good shadow 21:32 Gentle warnings for the eyes 23:00 Tomorrow morning, in order Sources mentioned American Academy of Ophthalmology — extra eyelid skin with age (dermatochalasis) is common in older adults American Academy of Dermatology — test a new product twice a day for 7 to 10 days on the inside of the arm or bend of the elbow; "hypoallergenic" or "natural" products can still cause a reaction U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Eye Cosmetic Safety — don't share eye makeup, discard eye products after an eye infection, stop any product that irritates This video is general information, not medical advice. Patch test anything new, and talk to a dermatologist about any skin condition, or an eye doctor if your lid begins to block your vision. #KoreanSkincare #SkincareOver50 #MakeupOver60 #KBeauty