With your wedding date planned, it is time to take into
account your skin care routine, makeup, hair design and nail care. Ideally
it is best to have your whole beauty regime planned at least 12 weeks
before the wedding day.
Make up is really only as good as the skin underneath, so
try to make sure that you are cleansing toning and moisturising every
morning and night and masking at least once a week to remove any build up
of dead skin cells.
These dead cells can make your skin appear dull and lifeless, so the
correct masque for your skin type will make it smoother and more radiant.
If you have not had your skin analysed before with the correct use of
products, it may get worse before it gets better. This is because the
products will draw out any underlying impurities, so perseverance is the
key to perfect skin. Products can be purchased that are scientifically
formulated to work together for each individual's skin type, to bring
faster and more effective results.
With your skin clear and bright you can now plan your
makeup, hair and nails. It is very important to have makeup that naturally
enhances your features. Specialists will personally create your bridal
makeup to emphasise your features naturally but effectively, making sure
that you are the perfect picture on your wedding day.
Nails are also important as they do feature in the photographs, cutting
the cake and holding the flowers. Again as with your skin, it may take
some time to grow and strengthen them, so booking regular manicures and
hand treatments at least 12 weeks ahead if you can, is highly beneficial.
If however your nails cannot grow the way you would like them, you may
consider having them extended by either tips and overlays or sculptured.
These methods will ensure that you have the perfect polish or French
manicured nails on the day.
To minimise inconvenience beauty specialists come to you on the day to
pamper you, your mother and your bridesmaids, so that you will not have to
worry about any makeup mishaps such as smudged mascara or patchy
foundation.
