TIPS For Lovely Bride TO-BE

Marriage is only once in the lifetime. Therefore, every thing must be near to perfect on that 1 - 2 days. This unforgetable memory will be a pleasant conversation in your marriage life.

Of course, make up is one of the main factor in ensuring success wedding. Rest assure that with my excellent service, your wedding will become the most memorable memory in your life time.

Tips for the Lovely Bride To-Be:Your big-day beauty lesson starts here >>>

1) Take good care of your Skin.
To achieve a Flawless complexion, Start your skincare regimen at least six months before your wedding day.
If you are unsure about how to take care of your skin, feel free to consult our professional makeup artists or visit a dermatologist. Remember to wear SPF 15 or higher sunscreen everyday to prevent break outs and dark spots.
Arrange for a facial every 2 weeks, but Avoid harsh treatments like AHA peeling.


2) Take good care of your Hands.
Start bi-weekly manicures for 2 months prior to your wedding for healthy nails.
Apply cuticle oil and hand moisturizers every night, to keep your hand and finger young and healthy.


3) Get yourself a Dazzling Smile.
Go for a professional teeth whitening treatment provided by most dentist and use whitening toothpaste at home for maintenance.


4) Eyebrow shaping and Body waxing.
Schedule for a weekly Trimming and Waxing session a month before your big day.
If you’ve never had your eyebrows shaped, go for a bi-weekly trimming and shaping for at least 3 months in advance to get your perfect eyebrow.


5) Be a Healthy Bride
To achieve a healthy bride’s glow, remember to Eat healthy, Drink lots of water, Exercise and Get plenty of beauty sleep.


6) Be the Most Beautiful Bride.
Communicate with our Professional Bridal Make up artist. Consult her about the colors and style for your make up and hair style. We will design a hair style that best suit your face shape and use make up to accentuate your best features and hide your flaws. An advice, you’ll want your make up to be slightly darker than usual as light colors do not show on photographs.