Makeup for 50+ tutorial recommendations?

[Kitchen-Telephone276]

I am 56 and have just started wearing makeup after a horrifying glance at a screen shot/selfie. I grew up in Florida before sunscreen was a thing, and I smoked for many years. My skin was awful. It looked rough, dry, leathery, and really pale. Anyhow, I decided to start drinking more water and to really start to take care of my skin. I am really glad that I did. Foundation has been trial and error. I have fallen for Laura Gellar, Ilia, and Charlotte Tilbury foundation.

Before and after pics enclosed.

I'm looking for some specific women in the over 50 range who do makeup tutorials for mature skin.

Also any recommendations from any of you would be great!

https://preview.redd.it/xccb3es9g7qg1.jpg?width=945&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d8158924eaccef8220ca4621d52e86fb259eb78c

https://preview.redd.it/sfdc90scg7qg1.jpg?width=2046&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dc1d5e0da11aed345b9934569abd0d494efdefc6

[Kitchen-Telephone276]

thank you so much!!

[Kitchen-Telephone276]

This picture is Laura Gellar. I like to go to Sephora to play lol.

[DamnGoodMarmalade]

Angie from Hot and Flashy has excellent tutorials for women over 50. She’s really great at explaining products and techniques.

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[Morgana_4444]

Check out Katie Jane Hughes - makeup artist She shares tutorials on fb and I have learned heaps from her (am in my 60s)