From blush to a concealer, this article explores the beauty items that make a woman feel and look her best at different stages of life.
When this piece goes live, it will be the eve of my 46th birthday, so naturally I’m thinking about how I’ve evolved with age. Looking back, I realized that every adult decade has had its own desert-island product — the one beauty thing I can’t live without.
In my 20s, it was blush because nothing made me look more alive and awake. I rarely left the house without it. These days, I’m much more comfortable going makeup-free. Confidence increases with age.
In my 30s, it was a concealer. In my 20s, I skipped it entirely in favor of bronzer, but the older I get, the more I understand why makeup artists say us 40-plus ladies need a pop of color on our cheeks. Slower cell turnover, decreased blood circulation, and thinner skin means I don’t have that same rosy glow I did at 26.
Now at 46, blush is having a major moment, which means there’s been no shortage of formulas to test. Here are some recent standouts
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