I'm A Celebrity Makeup Artist: Here's How To Blur Fine Lines With One Product

However, a nuanced approach can actually make those fine lines appear blurred. To come, how to use powder to your advantage and mask fine lines, from celebrity makeup artist Emily Gray. 

Now, on to the expert tips:

"Hydration is going to be your best friend when it comes to fine lines," Gray says. "After cleansing your skin, use a lightweight, radiant, hydrating serum, like Caudalie's Vinoperfect Serum, [then] follow with a gel moisturizer, as this formula is lighter and won't feel too heavy on the skin."

Remember that you can build up your foundation and concealer should you need more coverage, but it's much more difficult to remove the excess product once it hits the skin. As a general rule of thumb: Less is more, so start small.

Time to get specific. See, smile lines are different from wrinkles under the eyes and thus call for different approaches. Here's what Gray recommends for each area: 

By using powder strategically, it is possible to cover up some fine lines. Be sure to prep your skin with hydrating products, apply thin layers of liquid makeup, and treat each area of the face just a bit differently. And remember: There's nothing wrong with showing off signs of a long and happy life, so don't fret if you can still see some wrinkles after trying this method—it's meant to enhance your makeup routine, not mask your skin completely.