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A: Absolutely! According to Oregon Health and Science University, mature skin is even more susceptible to sun damage. In fact, the older the skin, the less able it is to repair damage and heal a burn.
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A: Itchy, dry skin is a common complaint among older individuals. As skin ages, it naturally produces less oil. Also, skin becomes more sensitive and may start reacting to wool clothing and common household products, including fabric softeners, detergents and soaps. If you need help identifying the triggers of your itchy, dry skin or desire a more effective treatment, consult a dermatologist.
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A: Powder blush is best for oilier complexions, as are liquid and gel. For dry skin, try a cream formula, which will be more moisturizing and lend a more natural-looking finish.
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A: The pros recommend throwing that brush away and using your own. Those tiny brushes are generally low quality, and the size and shape aren’t ideal for professional-looking blush application.
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A: When it comes to the size and length of the brush handle, it’s really up to you, and what feels more comfortable; if you have smaller hands, a smaller brush might be better.
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