5 colors you should avoid after age 50: They can make your complexion dull.

5 colors you should avoid after age 50: They can make your complexion dull.

We love black: it makes the figure look slimmer, elevates any outfit, and makes our hectic mornings a little easier. However, when worn on the face, black can accentuate natural shadows and make features appear harsher. If you truly love this color—and we understand!—it’s best to choose it for the lower half of your face or soften its intensity with a colorful scarf, light-colored jewelry, or subtle makeup.

A navy blue that’s too dark: When elegance lacks brilliance.

Dark blue is often considered a safe alternative to black… but at high saturation, it can produce a similar effect. The result: The complexion appears less even, less radiant, as if the light is no longer being reflected optimally. To maintain elegance and luminosity, opt for lighter shades of blue: royal blue, indigo, peacock blue… true allies for a healthy complexion.

 

 

 

 

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