10 Beauty Tips for the Bride:

"Love is the condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own." 
~ Robert Heinlein

Tip #1: 


Get a facial treatment and devise a skin care plan (that you can stick to) with the help of an Esthetician, at least three to six months prior to your wedding day. 


Tip #2:


Always do a few trial makeup sessions even if you're doing your own makeup. Practice sessions should take place in similar lighting to your wedding reception. (If you do use a professional makeup artist you will have one less thing to worry about and you will learn makeup tricks to use during your honeymoon and beyond).


Tip #3:


Start any teeth whitening regime about one month prior to your wedding.


Tip #4:


Don't tan or use a spray tan. Dark skin looks unnatural in photography, while your naturally lighter skin will look more illuminating.


Tip #5:


It's ideal to start waxing at least three months prior to your wedding. Don't get your first-ever-wax on your wedding day or even a few days prior. 


Tip #6:


Your skin will thank you and your makeup application will look better if you get a facial treatment five to seven days prior to your wedding day.


Tip #7:


Be aware of your diet, especially during the week before your wedding. Limit your salt, caffeine and fountain soda intake. Drink twice or three-times the amount of water you normally drink.


Tip #8:


Keep your normal routine and don't change or add anything new six weeks prior to your wedding. This is not the time to try a new perfume, change your laundry detergent, or cut your hair. No surprises = no worries.


Tip #9:


Do wear waterproof mascara. Crying at your wedding, whether out of joy or passion, is human and highly likely. 


Tip #10:


Do prepare a makeup touch-up kit and don't forget to use it! A good kit should include oil blotting papers, face powder, baby wipes (to remove sweat and stains), lip color, facial tissue (to wipe tears properly do this: hold one tissue in each hand, press the tissue in the tear duct, and let the tears run into the tissue-- and keep changing the tissue).


Thanks for reading, 


xoLK


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