How To Create a Wedding Beauty Regimen
Wedding, also known as marriage, is a ceremony that unites two people in a bond or a similar institution. Wedding traditions in every culture, society, religion and ethnic groups varies from others greatly.
A wedding day is special for both male and female, bridegroom and bride respectively. Although the bridegroom and bride both want to look at their best on this special occasion, it is the bride that gets most of the attention.
It is an extremely special occasion for the bride, and it undoubtedly deserves a specialised beauty regimen. If one has planned his/her wedding and want to have a flawless skin on the wedding day, they must do some things ahead of time to ensure about achieving the desired result.
Instructions
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Visit a Dermatologist:
Take some time out of your busy schedule before the wedding, and visit a dermatologist to talk about your skin. Dermatologist will determine your skin and will guide you perfectly about achieving a bright, glowing and flawless skin on your wedding day. In addition, the dermatologist will tell you about the type of your skin that will eventually help you in taking care of your skin.
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Moisture Mask:
Start applying a moisture mask once every week for at least a month before your wedding day. One must choose a mask according to the type of their skin, as every skin is different from other and not all the masks are made for every skin. Dry, flaky, oily skin and many others, all have proper masks for them, and it is recommended to use a mask according to your skin type to acquire desired result.
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Heavy Night Moisturizer:
Apply a heavy night moisturizer for at least two weeks regularly before your wedding if you have a dry skin, as it will help reducing all the wrinkles that could be showing in the wedding photos. In addition, there are moisturizers for oily skin as well.
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Avoid Beauty Products:
Try not to use beauty products that do not match your skin type, especially a couple of weeks before your wedding. Try to test the products for your skin well ahead of time to ensure what suits best to your skin.
