Makeup isn’t about hiding. It’s about showing up — as the most confident, radiant version of you.

Hello beautiful!
If you’ve ever wondered whether makeup is still for you — this is your reminder:
You are never too old to feel beautiful.
You are never too late to feel like yourself again.
And you are always worthy of expressing your God-given beauty.

In this video, I share the transformative power of makeup for women over 50. It’s not about trends, filters, or covering up. It’s about reclaiming joy, reigniting confidence, and using makeup as a sacred ritual of self-expression.

Why Makeup Still Matters

Makeup after 50 isn’t about trying to look younger.
It’s about feeling seen.
It’s about enhancing what’s already there — the eyes that have seen joy and sorrow… the smile that’s earned its lines… the face that still has so much life left to live.

Makeup is self-care.
It’s artistry.
It’s a way of saying, “I’m still here. And I love who I’ve become.”

What I Cover in This Video

In this video, I’ll walk you through:

• Mindset Shifts: Why makeup is still for you — no matter your age
• Simple Techniques: Ways to enhance your natural features without heavy layers
• Go-To Products: My favorite tools for mature skin and how to use them
• Self-Compassion: How to see your beauty again after years of putting yourself last

This isn’t about glam — it’s about glow.

Watch the Full Video:

Whether you’ve been wearing makeup for decades or are just getting reacquainted with your face again — this is for you. You’ll find gentle tips, encouraging reminders, and a little inspiration to try something new.

Virtual Godmother Notes

Your face is not a problem to fix. It’s a canvas to honor.
Choose products that feel good on your skin — hydrating, breathable, and light.
A little color on the lips and cheeks can wake up your whole spirit.
If you haven’t touched makeup in years — that’s okay. Start small. You’ll be amazed what 5 minutes can do.

You Are Still Becoming

Makeup doesn’t make you beautiful — you already are.
But it can help you remember.
And sometimes, that little remembering can change everything.

So try the lipstick. Blend the blush. Look in the mirror and smile.

You are still the main character.

I’m The Virtual Godmother, and this is your nurturing haven.
I’ll be praying for you — and I’ll see you soon.