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Apply base make-up all over face and neck. "Scrunch" up your face first to
emphasize your "natural" wrinkles, and apply make-up that is lighter than your
natural skin-tone (work on a small area at a time for best results). Then
"de-scrunch" and fill in the creases using a soft brown eye-liner pencil.
Create sunken cheeks by darkening the cheek hollows. Emphasize the creases
around your nose, and darken along your jaw line. Create crows feet by your
eyes. Pucker up your lips to create wrinkles around your mouth. Add liver
spots, broken capillaries, etc. Blend everything with a make-up sponge. If you
use make-up with a small amount of yellow added, you'll get a more realistic
look. Use the same techniques on your hands for more realism. When you are all
done, powder all over with baby powder to set make-up and give a dry skin
appearance. You can also use baby powder to make your hair look gray.
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