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"  Celebrity makeup artist Brigitte Reiss-Andersen has worked with every skin type imaginable. And if her flawless results are any indication (her longtime client and close friend is Cindy Crawford) we can learn a few things from her. We asked Reiss-Andersen (who now works with Cindy&amp;#039;s skincare line, Meaningful Beauty) what it takes to maintain perfect skin as we age. Redbook: What are your best makeup tips for women who want to look younger? Brigitte: Be open to changing your routine. As the face matures, it tends to get dryer and loses pigment and tone (along with its radiance). Adopt a good skin care regimen to keep skin supple and well hydrated. For makeup, use sheer foundations, less powder (including mineral makeup), and cr\u00E8me blush formulas, which sit nicely on skin and don&amp;#039;t cake. Another essential for looking younger: Highlight the lash line by curling your lashes and coating them with black mascara. Brush a little matte eye shadow on your eyebrows to fill in sparse areas (use a color slightly lighter than your brows and a stiff, angled eyebrow brush to gently press on) and finish off with a bright lip color to brighten up the face. Redbook: What&amp;#039;s the biggest mistake most women make with skincare? Brigitte: Not taking great care of their skin. Our skin is the mirror to the world that shows that we&amp;#039;re in good health -- not to mention how we&amp;#039;re maintaining our youth. With the new sheer makeup trends, the skin is on display more than ever, and good skin has become a status symbol. So keep your routine simple and stick to it. It just comes down to two essential steps: Cleanse and moisturize! Redbook: What are your five favorite beauty products of all time? Brigitte: Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour cream (I dab it on to add gloss to lips and eyes), Rodin oil for dry spots, Armani foundation, Beauty Blender sponges, and Meaningful Beauty Glowing Serum (Tip: I like to apply a couple of drops on top of top of the cheekbones, near the outer corners of the eye. It gives the skin a touch of dewiness). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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