Bridal Make-Up Tips

•On your big day you may want a ‘natural’ look but because you are going to be photographed, your make-up needs to be a little heavier. Flash photography makes the face look washed out and also picks up on every bit of shine. Powder well to give the face a sophisticated matte appearance and use illuminating products sparingly. Your aim should be dewy not greasy!

•Your wedding day is not the time to be trying out a new look. Your husband-to-be loves you the way you are and should not have to say ‘I do’ to a different (maybe even scary) version of yourself! Make-up should enhance your appearance, not change it. Choose 1 feature to play up and keep the rest of the face simple. Wear shades you are comfortable with and not necessarily ones that match your colour scheme. At the same time, your make-up should complement your overall look.

•Wedding photos are meant to last a lifetime, so go for a classic make-up look. Trends can date and you don’t want to look back and cringe every time you look at your wedding album!

•Think about hiring a professional or at least go for a lesson and learn how to do your own make-up. Remember that a trial is very important, do not leave everything for the last minute!

•For more tips please visit Farhana's blog.


	Bridal Make-Up Tips •On your big day you may want a ‘natural’ look but because you are going to be photographed, your make-up needs to be a little heavier. Flash photography makes the face look washed out and also picks up on every bit of shine. Powder well to give the face a sophisticated matte appearance and use illuminating products sparingly. Your aim should be dewy not greasy! •Your wedding day is not the time to be trying out a new look. Your husband-to-be loves you the way you are and should not have to say ‘I do’ to a different (maybe even scary) version of yourself! Make-up should enhance your appearance, not change it. Choose 1 feature to play up and keep the rest of the face simple. Wear shades you are comfortable with and not necessarily ones that match your colour scheme. At the same time, your make-up should complement your overall look. •Wedding photos are meant to last a lifetime, so go for a classic make-up look. Trends can date and you don’t want to look back and cringe every time you look at your wedding album! •Think about hiring a professional or at least go for a lesson and learn how to do your own make-up. Remember that a trial is very important, do not leave everything for the last minute! •For more tips please visit Farhana's blog.