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SKIN CARE
Tips for Brides
MAKEUP & HAIR
Looking good requires you to feel good. Taking the time to exercise, following good eating practices, and drinking lots of water will help you and your skin look and feel great.
Apart from any facials you may have, it is also important to set up a routine of skin care. Cleansing, toning and moisturizing and the occasional exfoliation treatment are the key to keeping your skin in tiptop condition.
Don't forget your eyes and lips. A good eye cream and lip conditioner are worth it.
If you are getting facials make sure the last one is at least two weeks before your wedding. Deep facial massage and manipulation can cause redness and bumps that may not go away in time for your wedding day.
At your initial consultation, your makeup artist should first discuss with you any skin issues you may have. She should also find out if you have any allergies or concerns.
Have pictures ready with different styles of hair and makeup you like. Also, consider purchasing your veil after you have decided how you would like to wear your hair. You should be choosing your hairstyle based on you, not your veil.
Try to schedule your trial run in the morning or early afternoon so you can
really see how your makeup looks in different lighting and how it holds up
for the entire day.
Check with your makeup artist about a touch-up kit for the wedding day
consisting of the loose powder and the lipstick you'll be wearing. Those
should be the only things you will need to retouch.
Find a makeup artist you are comfortable with and trust her guidance. She is a trained professional who has worked in weddings before and a better resource than any YouTube channel available. She cares about you, your day, the pictures and memories you will have for the rest of your life.
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