"Usually crow's feet have a brown undertone," says Chang-Babaian. To cancel out the color, she recommends a concealer with a pink or pinkish-beige tone to cancel out the color. For medium to olive skin tones, look for peachy or ocher undertones in your concealer. Since crow's feet tend to angle down, apply concealer in an upward motion.

Try: Marc Jacobs Remedy Concealer Pen, $39. It comes in a variety of shades and undertones, and the easy-to-blend formula is applied with a cooling palladium rollerball that helps reduce puffiness. You can also check out these editor-approved concealers that won't crease or settle into fine lines.

The anti-aging skin care routine you apply to your face should extend to your lips. The skin on your lips is actually thinner than the skin on the rest of your face (not to mention, your lips don't contain oil glands to keep them hydrated), which causes them to shrivel and shrink as you age, says Chang-Babaian. For long-term protection, use a lip balm with sunscreen and keep them moisturized at night, she says.

In the short term, choose lipsticks in shades of mauve and pink -- these help define your lips and add a youthful rosiness without drawing attention to the fact that they're thinning (like, say, a deep red or a plum would).

Try: Covergirl Colorlicious Lipstick, $6.99, in Ravishing Rose or Darling Kiss. This drugstore buy is surprisingly luxe. The shea butter-infused lipstick glides on oh-so-smoothly, and stays put nearly all day long (just a slight touch-up after lunch, and you're good to go).

As your skin loses elasticity, your eyelids begin to droop. To fake lifted eyes, Chang-Babaian says you need a good lash curler. "The curl almost acts like cupping," she explains. "It holds your lashes up and then you want to freeze them into place with a drier mascara." Opt for one that's waterproof or water-resistant for optimal results. Just be sure to be gentle when you remove your makeup at night -- we're fans of micellar water for getting the job done efficiently and without tugging.

Try: Chang-Babaian prefers Shiseido's Eyelash Curler, $19, for most eye shapes and Kevyn Aucoin's The Eyelash Curler, $21, for deep-set eyes. She says you shouldn't skimp on the price of your lash curler -- the ones from the drugstore simply don't curl as well, because the spring isn't strong enough.

As you age, your skin produces less oil, making you more prone to dryness, says Chang-Babaian (that's why you now suddenly love the thick, creamy moisturizers you wouldn't have let near your face in your 20s). She recommends a cream blush for dry skin -- just be sure to smile and apply it only to the apples of your cheeks. If you feel the need to thin out your face, do it with a contour product, not your your blush a la the '80s (you know, applying it from under your cheekbones to your temple?).

Try: Ciate London Blush Pop Creme Blush, $19. This superblendable blush gives skin a rosy, healthy glow. Use your fingertips to layer it until you reach your desired intensity -- the first layer goes on incredibly sheer, so you don't have to worry about overdoing it.

It's no secret that eyeliner has magical, eye-defining properties. But as you get older, the skin above your lash line becomes saggy and droopy. The fix? Swap your regular pencil eyeliner (which can drag and tug on your skin, creating those "dashed" lines) for a cream eyeliner with a brush, or gel liner, as they apply more smoothly, says Chang-Babaian.

"You actually don't want to get a straight line when you're eyes are closed," she explains. "Check when your eyes are open, you will need extra on the ends to get a straight line." Angle your liner up on the ends at a 45-degree angle to "lift" fallen lids. Do the same when you apply eye shadow to the outer corners of your eye to really fake an eyelift. (Read more eye makeup tips for hooded eyes here.)

Try: Sephora Collection Contour Matte Gel Eyeliner, $14. Try this creamy, easy to apply liner in one of the black or brown shades to define your eyes without being harsh. The gel formula ensures that there's no tugging or dragging as you apply, and it's long-lasting, so you won't find it in your crease mere hours later. Use small strokes to get an even, straight line.