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3 Ways to Look Older As a Teen

By Matthew Lynch
January 29, 2024
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Growing up can be an exciting yet confusing time, especially when you’re caught in that awkward phase between childhood and adulthood. For teenagers who are eager to step into the world of maturity, looking physically older can be a big part of feeling confident and self-assured. Here are three ways to enhance your appearance and project that sought-after age and sophistication:

1. Adjust Your Wardrobe

The clothes you wear play a significant role in the way others perceive your age. If you’re tired of dressing like a child, consider giving your wardrobe a mature makeover. Opt for more timeless clothing items with clean, classic lines and sophisticated fabrics. Avoid overly trendy or flashy pieces, as they can easily make you seem younger than you are.

For example, replace graphic tees with solid-colored or subtly patterned shirts. Swap out your worn-out jeans for tailored pants or skirts at knee length or longer. When shopping for outerwear, look for fitted blazers and jackets instead of loose hoodies or casual sweaters. Accessorize with tasteful items like scarves, leather belts, or simple jewelry for added elegance.

2. Update Your Hairstyle

Your hair is one of the first things people notice about you, so a change in hairstyle can have a dramatic impact on your perceived age. If you have long locks that are constantly in ponytails or messy buns, consider getting a more structured haircut that suits your face shape and features. Shorter styles tend to come across as more mature, but even something like long layers or a side-swept fringe can make a difference.

Additionally, be mindful of the products you use on your hair; excessive styling products and hair accessories can work against your goal of appearing older. Stick with quality shampoos, conditioners, and minimal styling products to maintain healthy-looking locks that aren’t weighed down by unnecessary additions.

3. Refine Your Makeup Skills

Teens often make the mistake of thinking that wearing more makeup will automatically make them appear more mature. In reality, it’s all about using the right techniques and products. Instead of piling on layers of foundation, mascara, and eyeshadow, invest some time in mastering the art of natural-looking makeup.

To start, focus on achieving a flawless base by prioritizing skincare and using a lightweight foundation or BB cream to even out your skin tone effortlessly. Use concealer sparingly to brighten dark circles, and don’t forget to blend. Swap out your neon eyeshadows for neutral shades that enhance your eye color and shape. Contour your face subtly with bronzer to add depth, and finish with a natural lip color that complements your skin tone. With these three tactics in mind, you’ll find yourself looking more mature in no time. Remember that experimentation is key; finding what works for you may take time, but the journey toward refining your style can be an exciting time of self-discovery as you grow from teenhood to adulthood.

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