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When to use Frosted, Matte, Satin or Shimmer Eyeshadow

by DJ Rogers

There are significant differences between frosted, matte, satin, and shimmer eyeshadow. When making a choice between the four types, you should consider the age of your skin. What looks beautiful on women with more mature skin may not be flattering for women with younger skin.  

Frosted Eyeshadow
Frosted eyeshadow has an opaque finish with a white or silver sparkle. Pastels are popular frosted eyeshadow colors for women with younger skin, because they brighten the eyes. 

If you have fine lines or wrinkles, frosted colors may not be right for you; they have a tendency to magnify them. Shimmer, matte, or satin eyeshadow are your better alternatives.  

Matte Eyeshadow
For creating a natural look, consider using mid-tone matte shades. Matte eyeshadows have a higher concentration of color and are an excellent choice for shaping and defining the eyes. Matte eyeshadows are more suited for mature skin. 
 
Satin Eyeshadow
If you prefer an eyeshadow that has a little more sparkle than a matte, but less sparkle than a shimmer, then choose satin eyeshadow. Satin eyeshadow can be used on both youthful and more mature skin.  
 
Shimmer Eyeshadow
For sheer coverage, with a hint of sparkle, shimmer eyeshadow is the answer. Many glamorous colors are available and can be worn by women of all ages. Light shimmery colors are often used to highlight the eye area.

If fine lines and wrinkles are a concern, shimmery eyeshadow will not settle into your fine lines IF it's not over applied. 

Problems with Mascara Smudging?
If your mascara smudges, the problem could be caused by moisture building up under the eyes; the foundation under your lashes is too oily; or your moisturizer is attracting your mascara.

To prevent mascara from smudging under the eyes, lightly dust translucent powder on your skin directly underneath the lashes. The dry powder will absorb excess moisture, helping to prevent mascara from smudging.

Cosmetic Powder Tip:
Try not to over-apply any powder on your face - it will seek out, find, and over-emphasize any fine lines that you may have acquired.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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