A makeup trial is probably the smartest and best move that any bride can make as it is then that she will learn the exact shading, colours and extent of the makeup she will be wearing on her big day. While a trial is one of the best ways to test out many different looks and colours, there are a number of wedding industry Do’s and Don’ts when
it
comes to bridal makeup that every bride should familiarise herself with
in order to look her very best and avoid any makeup disasters.
Wedding Makeup Do's
1. Prep your skin with quality skin care products well before the big day, with facials and a healthy diet the best way to achieve clear skin
2. Practice with a makeup artist on what colours suit you and will enhance your features best.
3. Decide early on whether to focus on your eyes or lips when it comes to colour choices, this means either having a bold colour on your lips or your eyes. Alternatively there are brides that have an even finish and emphasis across all features, but you should let the style of dress and hair influence your decision.
4. Foundations are key! A bride’s skin tone will suit one or the other so be sure and test out all possible options (and take photos) to see how different foundations appear on the skin. Match any liquid foundation with its loose mineral foundation for the perfect finish.
5. Still on foundations, use a foundation primer before applying any makeup to ensure a clean finish and add duration to your foundation. Also finish with a dusting of loose foundation powder in the matching shade to eliminate any shine.
6. Go for lip shades that are one or two shades darker than what you normally wear. Nudes and browns are beautiful in person, but they can fade in photographs so opt for shades that are darker so makeup artists suggest that brides use pinks and reds in various shading to offer excellent contrast in photos.
7. Further enhance the impact of a l
Wedding Makeup Do's
1. Prep your skin with quality skin care products well before the big day, with facials and a healthy diet the best way to achieve clear skin
2. Practice with a makeup artist on what colours suit you and will enhance your features best.
3. Decide early on whether to focus on your eyes or lips when it comes to colour choices, this means either having a bold colour on your lips or your eyes. Alternatively there are brides that have an even finish and emphasis across all features, but you should let the style of dress and hair influence your decision.
4. Foundations are key! A bride’s skin tone will suit one or the other so be sure and test out all possible options (and take photos) to see how different foundations appear on the skin. Match any liquid foundation with its loose mineral foundation for the perfect finish.
5. Still on foundations, use a foundation primer before applying any makeup to ensure a clean finish and add duration to your foundation. Also finish with a dusting of loose foundation powder in the matching shade to eliminate any shine.
6. Go for lip shades that are one or two shades darker than what you normally wear. Nudes and browns are beautiful in person, but they can fade in photographs so opt for shades that are darker so makeup artists suggest that brides use pinks and reds in various shading to offer excellent contrast in photos.
7. Further enhance the impact of a l
ip colour by matching the shades with a lip liner and using a lip brush to apply the lipstick, as this gives an even finish.
8. Decide before the wedding whether you will use false eyelashes or not. if not, then apply two coats of mascara on the day for greater impact.
9. Use waterproof mascara to minimise smudging or running (especially if you are a crier)
For more information, pls call 08056133228, 08081660808 or if on bb, add 2141e05e.
8. Decide before the wedding whether you will use false eyelashes or not. if not, then apply two coats of mascara on the day for greater impact.
9. Use waterproof mascara to minimise smudging or running (especially if you are a crier)
For more information, pls call 08056133228, 08081660808 or if on bb, add 2141e05e.
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