How to Apply Bridal Makeup for Your Wedding
In the most fabulous and important day of your life you want to look perfect. Bridal make-up, without exaggeration, is half the battle.
Bridal make-up is arguably the most important stroke in the image of the bride. Every bride on her own wedding wants to look irresistible in order to attract admiring glances of friends, family, and most importantly – to charm a lover of natural beauty including the groom.
That is why wedding make-up must be performed flawlessly, should emphasize all the advantages of the bride by hiding some flaws, looks natural at the same time, not fussy, and to look beautiful until the end of the wedding day.
Instructions
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First of all, take care of your skin's health. Use moisturizers because no matter how good your makeup is if your skin is not smooth and hydrated. Clean the face tonic no alcohol, because the skin may remain invisible dust particles. Apply a protective cream.
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Apply a thin layer to face foundation. When applying the cream, try not to stretch the skin, apply the cream with the help of your finger tips. Pick up the colour of foundation to match your skin on the neckline.
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It is recommended to use water-resistant (not waterproof) mascara, which will continue throughout the day, but is easily removed with water and a mild makeup.
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Because you will be the star of your wedding day, you will take hundreds of kisses and hugs and many pictures. Naturally, you'll need a little more foundation and powder than usual, but do not necessarily use bright lipstick and rouge.
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Highlight eyelashes. Long and lush lashes have always remained in fashion in the past and now, so you can use this to highlight your beautiful eyes. It is better not to use artificial eyelashes in the wedding makeup because it looks unnatural and cheap.
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Blush should be applied to the most prominent part of the cheek lightly.
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