Makeup on Mature Skin.

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Kylie R.

Oct 23, 2015

Kylie R.

Hey guys! So my 75 year old grandmother is getting married in the next few weeks and has asked me to do her makeup! She says she has makeup for me to put on her but I was wondering if there are any sort of specifics I should get for her mature skin. I've never worked on mature skin before so I was just wondering what primers, setting sprays, etc. I should use on her. Also, do you have any tips or tricks for working on mature skin? I'm going to do a trial run so I'll update you all again as soon as I do but for now I'm just trying to do my research so anything you have for me would help!

Nikelle B.

Oct 23, 2015

Nikelle B.

I'm sorry, I don't have any tips but I just wanted to say congratulations to your grandmother!! that is so great.
I would love to see pics of what you come up with

Kylie R.

Oct 23, 2015

Kylie R.

Thanks Nikelle, I'll definitely keep you guys updated! Thanks Hailey, that helps a lot!

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