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The right side (without the rose) is a little longer. Otherwise, good result, although I would have liked to have seen it from behind.

You are a brave lady 👍and you have a very pretty color silver not washed out grey. I love your natural waves too .🤩

Love it 👍👍👍

Well, don't you have beautiful coats! Living where I do, there's no need for even one but I do admire yours 🥰 and a huge lol about the wet dog smell😅🤣

Where I got my inspiration from. th-cam.com/video/BPS3Ts_bZVI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yHULzh2S5miQnEf6

Hi can you link the video you watched

You're not alone with not knowing how to apply makeup,I never know what shade I need or what product is best,and I'm very pale so I need makeup,you have a lovely rosy glow to your skin so you don't really need makeup

i just paid £17 for a dry cut at my hairdresser's in Lincolnshire.

Ahh, Hazel, that was so funny, and I also 👏🏾 love your 'dad joke' snippets 😅. You did a fab job cutting, but I don't think the disclaimer was necessary... 😂 it's clear you're no pro.!!. Regardless, your hair looks blinkingfantastic.... embracing your silver was your best move... look how health it is! LOVE LOVE LOVE it ❤

Wow, my hair grows so slow it only gets cut every 3-4 months. If I want to change the style, I have to decide 4 years in advance!😆

You did amazing! That's one of the best diy haircuts I've seen!

I experienced textural changes during menopause. I experienced a lot of shedding and turned to a modified CGM routine to restore my hair health. I grew out my fringe and stopped coloring. I experimented with many different shampoo/conditioners as well as styling products and methods. My hair type is 2b wavy, fine and low density. I love wearing my hair wavy. I've embraced this style for 5 yrs. now.

I had it done 2 years ago as I was starting to go grey and noticing my usual colours didn’t suit me anymore, it was really helpful. I have gotten rid of all the black in my wardrobe, I feel like now I only have things that suit me.

Love the blow drying at the beginning of the video! Haha 😂

I’m in my early sixties. I have been colouring my hair since I was a teenager. During lockdown I stopped colouring it, and just carried on. This year was pretty horrible in our family. Illness, and end of life care of my father. I even stopped washing it. It grew almost to my waist. My daughter hated it, she called it hag hair. I just kept it twisted in a top knot and pretty much forgot about it. Three months ago we got a puppy. We were told to get a crate for it, which we did. It cried every night. So one night I let it stay on the bed, it snuggled down happily beside me and went to sleep. In the morning My top knot had been chewed to oblivion. While I was sleeping the pup chewed the life out of it. I had no choice but to take some scissors and cut the whole thing off and watched it as it flushed away. So it’s like a Bob now. But the way I cut it off wasn’t tactical , I just hacked the thing, but it seemed level. Dog is still on the bed, and I wear a beanie now. I’d love to go as silver as you, but mine is sort of a slate grey.

I love your hair! It looks thick and gorgeous and the cut is great too🥰🥰

Lovely costs…I think my brightest is black lol

Bet Lynch leopard skin. You are right about keeping the other colours calm.

LOVE the green coat💚💚

Green rain mac Mango size XXL - Green sold out they still have shop.mango.com/gb/en/p/women/coats/trench-coats/double-breasted-cotton-trench-coat_77014765?c=09 Monsoon navy classic coat with gold hardware U.K. 18 Out of stock. Mango classic camal coat size XL shop.mango.com/gb/en/p/women/coats/coats/wool-coat-with-handmade-belt_77005645?c=09 VERY - Leopard print coat faux fur size 16 - out of stock. Green Jakke Faux fur coat size 14 brought in person from a sample sale

Looks great Hazel. Nice and fresh. You could probably use an old piece of hosiery or those chiffon bags used for pot pouri with the bicarb. Great idea and video. Thanks for sharing 😘 👜

Maybe you could wear the black top if you wear a light coloured scarf? So the lightest colour is closest to your skin….

The black top really did make you look paler - very interesting x

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When you have bags don't apply concealer on the bag .Use the smallest amount like a dot and just under the bag in the shadow or trough/indent.Love your hair.

you have beauiful hair..the make up..trust the process..it does get easier.

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Never would of thought of cleaning my designer bags, would of been to scared I’d damage it, thanks for showing an easy way to clean my designer items without hurting the materials ❤

Honestly MakeupForMatureSkin will sort you out. Her videos are amazing

Love this Hazel❤❤❤

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hi Hazel💕💌 thank you for your demo 🥰 your process looks very do-able. saving those little thingys to help with odor is a smart idea too 🌸🪻🌷

Foundation is so tricky. I am 60 and have over 20 bottles as I can’t get the right color. Some can turn and look orange or cakey. Try using nars light reflecting with a small foundation brush. Do the concealer after foundation and small amount. I think your make up looks really nice and lips look great. Maybe just a taupe tone in eyes. You got this and again looks lovely.

Lovely natural look. I have the Chanel Sublimage in shade 32 which is more of a corrector shade and use it in a light handed manner with a tiny bit of IT cosmetics bye bye undereye in 20 at the very darkest part of the undereyes and where the bag starts (but not on the bag as it is a brightener too and will draw illuminate it). Also would suggest bronzer on your cheeks and sides of nose and jawline and neck to warm up foundation but the colour is perfect I think

Try using a tinted moisturizer instead of foundation. I think it looks more natural on mature skin.

Colours are nice, foundation is a good match. Blend with your fingers. The overall look was nice. You are naturally pale, a subtle bronzer may also look good.

It’s really pretty! Could you take the strap off and attach a long chain and make it a cross body bag? Think that would make it more versatile …

It’s super lovely but what is a fraction of the price cost?! lol

Looks really pretty... I just don't get the expense, even at a fraction of the price.. However, I appreciate the joy it brings to you...😂❤ xx

hi Hazel 🥰 that's such a cute bag! 💌👛 and yes please, show us how you do an initial clean of a pre loved purse to make it your own xoxo

Having watched the video I would go back to where you got the Chanel from and ask them to show you how to make them work. Don't be tempted to get expensive brushes. Boots No7 have just released a pro range which may be perfect for you x

You look great. Colours look natural but polished. Very French.

Looks great

I've watched a couple of times now. Under eyes, LESS is always better, as too much concealer will start to crease into lines and emphasise rather than help hide. On camera, the foundation colour looks ok, and yes, the last brush you held up would be the best, but 2 tips 1.don't choke the brush, (hold the handle, not the bristles, which you did when brushing onto your face) 2. Put the product onto a palette or your hand and then dab the brush into it dab dab dab until you picked it up (now your brush is 'primed') and gently brush it around over your face, you can go in and direction, but as you finish, try to sweep up so you get even up sweep. I like to then (use the soft, loosely packed brush for powders) ..the one you used to put the foundation on, to dust over a setting powder (a kabukie brush) use a dusting of powder, then spray the setting spray, then dab with a foundation sponge (wet then squeeze out and squeeze in a towel, so its barely damp. Dabbing that over to press into skin, especially under eyes. Its all trial and error, all you have to do is practice, put it on until you are happy with the finish. Try the colours in the shop and see if they suit your tones. You dont have to match shadows to your clothes, you can do a nude look, you can do a bold one-and-done that is all on lid, with a lighter colour just dusting to blend the edges. You can do a 4 colour look (all over basic that is slightly darker than skin, a light shade on the inner corners of the lids, a dark shade in the outer corner of lids and up into crease, then a medium to blend that darker colour in the crease and blend it out. As we get older, a lip liner is good to stop lipsticks 'bleeding' (and I dont think that lip colour suited your skintone, sorry, go a bit more nude), and do 2 to 3 layers of mascara, build it up to make the lashes look fuller and longer. Of course, clean it all off and good moisturiser at end of day. And rubbing the Primer in at the beginning makes everyones skin go pink, so dont let that bother you. Watch Sugar Puff and Fluff, Roxstrmom, Allie Glines, etc... Robert Welsh....they are a mix of MUA and self taught, and all do great make-up, i have learnt to do my make-up from watching them for a few years as Charlotte Holdsworth (i think thats the spelling, shes self taught) even if youre just home, get out your make-up, watch the people on TH-cam, copy, try it on yourself, you learn what you like, if it suits you, etc...take it all off, and try a different look.... you will only learn by practicing on yourself...have fun, that is the best way.

15 steps every day!! I'd never get out the door.All I do 1. moisturiser 2. Primer (if full coverage for lasting for going out, or none if it's daywear and just going to shop) 3. Foundation (or tinted BB cream if just light day wear, especially in summer heat) 4. Dab of concealer under eyes if needed, otherwise, just blending light foundation/BB right up and lightly over eyes too. 5. Setting powder 6. Bronzer in hollow 7. Blush on cheeks 8. Highlighter on top of cheekbones (+down centre of nose if going out and bit of bronzer on sides of nose to shape for going out look) 9. Setting spray to last if its going out look... 10. Eye shadows. 11. Eyeliner 12. Mascara 13. Lipliner 14. Lipstick. 15.. lipgloss Well, what do you know!! It is 15 steps if its full makeup going out!!! ....For light day wear ..BB cream for foundation, setting powder, mascara, maybe eyeshadow and lipstick and go, if just a day look. So 5-6 steps then...

such a perfect color 🫶💕

Hi Hazel👋🏻 I really like your videos and I'll watch, give you a thumbs up and comment on every one I watch 🦄💜🩷🩵🤍❤️

You might try a tutorial. It would look better if applied better. And yes you are going a bit 1960’s but better then nothing.

You looked so glamorous in the last dress you wore 🥰❤️ and I thought the blue one was very pretty 👗🩵 xoxo

I remember how popular Fendi bags were in the 80s. They're timeless, classic pieces and I think they'll always be in demand. You definitely made the right decision 💐👛