The makeup artists confirm it: "After 50, inverted eyeliner is the best to rejuvenate your eyes"

Posted on 22 September 2026

Rejuvenating your look with makeup is possible, if you know the experts' tricks to achieve it. Eyeliner is key, but you have to know how to apply it correctly: a very thick line or a stroke under the drooping eyelid will accentuate crow's feet and make your eyes look more aged. However, the eyeliner reversed achieves the opposite: an effect lifting that opens and elevates the gaze. This is confirmed by the experts.

He eyeliner inverted o'reverse eyeliner'It enhances the lower line of the eyelashes and that is essential for mature women or faces with drooping eyelids. With it, it is possible to balance the visual weight of the eyes, making them appear larger and deeper.

By collecting the lower line and stretching the corner of the eyeliner outwards, it manages to elevate the look and tear it, with an effect lifting which suits all types of faces and is not obscured by drooping eyelids. It can be done with a pencil or with shadows and a flat brush, subtly blending the product. Since there does not have to be a marked line, it does not need as much precision as the eyeliner superior.

In addition to rejuvenating and broadening the look, it adds modernity to our beauty look And, on top of that, it is very versatile. We can do it with cream or brown tones on a daily basis, creating a subtle makeup that stretches the look without color. We can also do it in brown or black to achieve more intensity; or even combined with shadows on top for looks dramatic special occasions.

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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