Bridal Make-Up Tips – The Five Dos and Don’ts Every Bride Should Consider

You have got the dress sorted, guest list finalized and venue searched. Now it is time to underline what look you want to have on your special day. Finalizing a bridal look is as daunting as selecting the bridal gown, because a minor makeup mistake not only ruins the look but also influences your photographs. And you certainly don’t want to regret about the makeup you had and curse the makeup artist every time you go over wedding clicks.

Here we have put together five dos and don’ts, suggested by experts available on demand beauty apps, to make sure you have flawless look on your big day. Here you go.

Let’s first discuss those tips to be converted into action.

#Tip 1

Make sure you have your trail at least three weeks prior to your special day. This would give you an idea how you would look. If you plan on using fake tan for the big, don’t forget to have a test run before you go for the make-up trial, this would help your make-up artist to understand how your skin is going to look with the tan.

#Tip 2

Wear a white T-shirt as you head to your make-up artist to have trial. The white-colored T-shirt will make you understand how the make-up looks against a pale-colored dress. Do click a picture of yourself in day light to know how your pictures may turn out on D-day.

#Tip 3

Create a mesmerizing look by emphasizing your eyes by hiding any darkness around them with corrector and concealer.

#Tip 4

Do take some reference to your make-up trial. Search for images of bridal make-up samples that you like and take them to your artist to create the look similar to them.

#Tips 5

Remember that bridal-makeup needs to have a lot of colors to compensate for your pale-colored or whiteness of the dress.

Now here is a quick summary of Don’ts

#Tip 1

Have your make-up done with overhead fluorescent lightening. If you have an artist coming over to your place, schedule the session during daytime.

#Tip 2

Be scared of choosing bright colors. Neutral, brown and pale lip colors may look washed out in your wedding photographs. So, the suggestion is to choose a lipstick that is one or two shades brighter than what you daily wear.

#Tip3

Go too dark on the eyes. Get your eyes defined by applying color in the crease rather than a highly dense shade.

#Tip4

Be in hurry. Allow at least 45 minutes to an hour for make-up application.

#Tip5

Go for too glossy or too matte lipstick. Too glossy lipstick would not last long while too matte may leave your lips dry and cakey. A moisturizing, satin-y finish lipstick would be your best bet on your special day.

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