get your groove back

Christopher Hopkins gets it. The man known as "The Makeover Guy" truly understands the insecurities and frustrations that bother women as they grow older.

[Chris]

Tips for Cougars! Nice...

[Why]

Well, it did modern-ize her. I could use a bit of that. I've gotten a bit too comfortable and it shows.

[Your Momma]

Frumpy is all you're gonna get from me.. <cackle>

[cathy]

Need Total Color Face Re-Vamp!

I am a 54 yr.old woman of color with a "light" naturally complexion, but soft brown after the sun. Here are my biggest problems: Sagging eye lids--how to put on eye make up to make best of my green eyes (with sagging lids) and what colors would work.

Frail almost cut in half eyebrows with no shape and flimsy amount of hair whatsoever. High curved look does not look at all on me.

what do I do for dark circles and spots in the under eye areas. I've tried Uncircle by Lancome, but I am not consistent. All color maskers seem to add, not detract from area. I have used Lancome's mauve light diffuser, and their mauve all-around concealer. Nada. Zip. Zero.

How can someone apply eyeliner with specific instructions not to put on "inner" eye. Outside the eye looks awful.

What, oh what, is the best soap/non soap cleanser for very strange skin that breaks out every other day with tiny pimples, but is clearly slowly getting dry. Again, Lancome products for oily skil were an utter disaster.

ps: I have access to the best lines of cosmetics: Clinique, Clarins, Presprictives, Lancome Estee Lauder, etc. May be these are not for women of color. Is there a line that is better?

What color blush shoud I wear with my light brown tanned compexion. Live in tropics, mostly tanned all year to golden to light?

Is there a nail polish that works well with working fingernails? I work at the computer all day and cannot work with medium, much less, long nails. Nails are healthy.