Bridal make-up should do 3 things:
1. Make you look and feel beautiful.
3. Last all day and night.
A professional make-up artist will know how to ensure that your make-up does all of these things.
Have a trial roughly 6 weeks before your wedding day. The trial is your opportunity to focus completely on the make-up. On your big day you want to be completely confident, so make sure you are 100% happy at your trial to avoid any stress.
It’s always helpful for a make-up artist to visualize what you would like so take along any images. It’s amazing how one person natural can be another’s dramatic.
Don’t be scared to try looks that the make-up artist suggests, you may find a style you really love, and it’s your trial, its no fuss if you want to wash it off and start again.
Your make-up artist will probably suggest a look that involves natural skin, a defined eye, and neutral or pink lips. This is a very classic & flattering bridal look. The defined eye will look great in photographs, but won’t be too heavy, which is important, as your look has to take you from day to evening.
My top tip is false eyelashes, they are stunning as part of a bridal make-up, you won’t look back!
Finally: Don’t try to look like someone else on your wedding day; you still want to look like you, just a more fabulous version!
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Jennifer Peffer is a freelance Fashion Stylist and Make-Up Artist, she mainly works on fashion shoots and weddings. Jennifer trained in make-up artistry at London College of Fashion, then at Make-Up Designory in Los Angeles. She has since been working on a freelance basis, mainly in Scotland although she is available to travel throughout the UK.
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