“I didn’t know anything better than to cover up my face, in the wrong way,” reflects Dubai-based luxury style expert Rosemin Opgenhaffen, who has spent 25 years in the fashion industry. It wasn't until she reached her 40s that Opgenhaffen understood that makeup should be about enhancing rather than masking: “You don’t need a lot of make-up, you just need to correct [skin tone] where needed.” Like many women nearing mid-life, she has found that the energy for extensive skincare routines and heavy luggage filled with beauty products has diminished, especially after her first pregnancy. At 45, Opgenhaffen emphasizes the importance of simplifying her beauty approach.