Perfect Wedding Day Makeup

Perfect Wedding Day Makeup

Looking for perfect wedding day makeup tips? Read this before going to the beauty salon. The day you get married is the day you want to look your best. Your hair, dress, shoes are picked out, and the accessories are leading. So it is time to focus on your wedding day makeup. You may think of doing it yourself, but it is a good bet that you’ll be nervous and active on the day of your wedding. Instead, entrust your visage to the pros in the beauty salon; they know exactly what to do. .and who in their right mind would argue with the bride?

Researching the Perfect Look
If you’re planning your wedding, you might have a bridal magazine (or 17) lying around your home for dress and decoration research purposes. Those magazines are also a wonderful resource for hairstyles and bridal makeup. Cut out your favorite bride appears and bring them along with you to the salon.

Take a Hint
Your dress, your hairstyle and the time of your wedding should be factors in your makeup choice. If you have a retro-50’s inspired wedding, a focus on your lips ( and your hips) may be in order. A daytime, the outdoor wedding might call for a light, fresh, rosy glow, while an evening service might inspire a sexier, smoky-eyed stare. Таkе уоur сuеs frоm аll thе рlаnnіng уоu’vе аlrеаdу dоnе. Additionally, make certain to highlight your assets: thin lips might need lighter colors, and fuller lips can manage darker shades.

Try, Try Again!
Your makeup trial in the beauty salon or beauty school should be scheduled for about one month ahead of your wedding. Take all of your images and ideas to your makeup artist. Don’t be put off by the stylist with their ideas about the way you should look, but be firm about the look you want and work with them to make the magnificent look you deserve.

Go for the Glow
Every bride should be glowing on their wedding day – you’re no exception. Irrespective of the look you’ve chosen, try to let your natural beauty shine through and avoid caked-on makeup. As your stylist will tell you, your makeup will need to be somewhat heavier than normal so the cameras can be your friend and not your enemy, but a heavy hand will not do you any good so be careful of too much makeup. To get a stay-put, all day look, make certain to ask your makeup artist to use a little primer underneath your absolute foundation. Also, avoid using too much self-tanner or bronzer on your face before your wedding. Traditional bridal makeup concentrates on colors of pink, plum and peach for an innocent look. The focus should be on either your lips or your eyes, not both.

Be Ready for the Big Day
Once you’ve chosen your look and perfected it with your stylist’s help, you’re all set to stun everyone with your beauty on your perfect day. Every blushing bride needs her secret arsenal of beauty merchandise with her on the day of. Following the service, before pictures and throughout the reception, you might require a touch-up. Here’s what you need to have in your bag of goodies:

Waterproof mascara
Oil-blotting sheets
Pressed powder and a concealer stick
A stick of miniature deodorant
Lip-gloss
Breath Mints

Your wedding day looks makeup should be as dazzling as your dress, shoes, decorations and everything else you’ve painstakingly chosen for your big day. Look through those magazines, book your appointment at the beauty salon, and breeze through your perfect wedding day makeup.

We hope these perfect wedding day makeup tips help you. Save all of your bridal magazines, helpful articles you read, and other pictures you save in a scrapbook or a decorative wedding time capsule seen here. Imagine opening your wedding time capsule 20, 30, or 50 years from now and reminiscing about what life was like the year you were married. Save your most important mementos and memorabilia in your time capsule too, like your first date photos, honeymoon souvenirs, etc. Get your own wedding time capsule here.

What are some of your perfect wedding day makeup tips you can share? Comment below.

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