by Mark Walters
Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life, so surely you'll want to look your best as the bride and center of attention. If you pre-plan your makeup, you can save yourself a world of trouble on your special day. Follow these simple tips to ensure that you look your best and that your photographs will look flawless.
Get a Consultation - While your friends can give you splendid advice on how to do your makeup based on their experiences, they should be taken with a grain of salt. The same makeup that look stunning on one face can look horrid on another, so a proper consultation will tell you what colors, tones, and makeup types work best for you and your specific look. Even the most subtle changes can drastically improve your appearance and make your look more cohesive while not being overtly different than the way you look now. If you want to look your best on your wedding day, consider a small investment into a proper makeup consultation.
Less is More - When considering what kind of makeup to wear for your wedding day, it's always better to put too little on rather than too much. Although a simple foundation and concealer is necessary to even your skin tone, anything beyond that is purely optional. If you're not sure about adding that eye shadow, then it would be best to leave it at home rather than risk looking too overly done. Your wedding day is supposed to be pure and simple, so don't mistake the aisle for a dance club.
Eliminate the Shine - Throughout your wedding day, you'll usually be in an environment where not much light is present - such as the interior of a church or a reception hall. Cameras require an abundance of light, which means that the flash will be used often in order to take your wedding photos. The camera flash has the unattractive quality of reflecting off of shiny makeup and aging a bride well beyond her years, so it would be best to not use any liquid foundation or perhaps use a powder to take away any unsightly shine to your face.
Never Try New Makeup - If you want to experiment with new makeup for your wedding day, never do so within a few days of your wedding. The risk of an unsightly allergic reaction is not worth a new concealer, no matter how much one of your friends swears by it. Everyone reacts differently to makeup, so if you would like to try something new for your wedding day, do so at least a week or two in advance. This will ensure that any allergic reaction is healed well before your big day.
Your wedding should be a joyous occasion, so don't spoil the fun by letting your makeup ruin the day. Plan your cosmetics accordingly to ensure that there are no mishaps on your big day.
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