Every bride is nervous about her wedding day makeup. But a professional makeup artist should make you feel at ease. Makeup should look natural with a slightly heavier foundation than you usually wear and once it dries, a loose powder should be applied on the skin which gives a matte finish. Your goal is to look good for the camera since it captures the slightest shine. Blush should look as natural as possible to compliment your skin tone and blend well.

Avoid cosmetics with too much frost with the exception on the lips. Give your lips a little shimmer and if you want your lipstick to stay longer, lip line your lips with a pencil and with a lip brush fill in your lips. Apply a thin tissue on your lips and blot them lightly with powder then apply another coat of lipstick.

Wearing waterproof mascara can also be important since since the bride might have some tears from happiness. Your concealer, foundation, water proof mascara and powder will prevent the smudge under the eyes.

It is a good idea to try and have a consultation with your makeup artist before the day of the wedding. 

If you don't have a clear skin, all the makeup in the world won't make the bride look good. It is important to drink plenty of water visit a skincare professional so you could customize the right regimen for your special needs. 

Excercise is also important for a glowing looking skin and to benefit of loosing those extra pounds. Join a gym or hire a personal trainer

Mina Dimakis-Lev

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