Bridal Makeup Tutorial: A blog with tips and tricks on doing your own makeup for a bridal or special event.

Bridal Makeup Tutorial: A blog with tips and tricks on doing your own makeup for a bridal or special event.

Bridal Makeup Tutorial: A blog with tips and tricks on doing your own makeup for a bridal or special event.

You can also learn basic makeup tips, such as how to create the perfect brow or choosing the right foundation.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but there are a few things I think we can all agree on when it comes to makeup; if you put on too much of it, then you’re going to look like a clown and not feel very good about yourself.

Also, keeping your face clean and moisturized is essential to having healthy, glowing skin.

There are many factors that determine how you will look in your wedding photos, but there is one thing that is guaranteed to make you look bad: putting on too much makeup.

This tutorial will show you how to apply your foundation, blush, and eyeshadow so that there is no trace of it on camera.

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Posted on October 28, 2014 by admin

Today I will share with you some of my bridal makeup tips that I have learned over the years. I’m a self-taught makeup addict who loves to play in makeup and enjoys sharing my passion with others. Some of these tips may help you before your wedding day, but all of them are good to know for any special occasion where you want to look your best.

Think of Your Makeup as an Investment – You should not skimp on your makeup products when it comes to your wedding day. For me, it’s always worth spending a little extra money on the day that I am going to be photographed the most. If you need recommendations, please feel free to email me at [email protected] and I can recommend products that will work for you.

Prepare Your Skin – Start taking care of your skin months before your wedding date. This will give you time to figure out what products work best for you and which ones don’t. If you have acne, try seeing a dermatologist or esthetician a few months before the big day. The last thing you want is a breakout on the day of the wedding!

Practice Makes Perfect – Practice doing your own makeup several times before the big day so that

Congratulations, you are engaged! And now you have the daunting task of planning the wedding. There is so much to think about: the invitations, the venue, the dress, and the makeup!

For most women, makeup is a part of daily routine. However, for your wedding, it’s important to take things up a notch. If you’re not used to wearing a lot of makeup or if you don’t feel comfortable applying it yourself, there are plenty of professionals who can help you achieve that perfect look. But if you do want to do your own makeup, I offer several tips below.

First and foremost, start early! I recommend doing several trial runs before the big day. This way you will be able to experiment with looks and figure out what works best for you without worrying about running late for the ceremony.

Once everything is planned out and ready to go on the day of your wedding, give yourself enough time to get ready and apply your makeup in a relaxed environment. Make sure that everything is laid out in front of you before beginning so that you don’t waste time searching for an eyeliner or lip gloss while trying to get ready.

Wedding Makeup Tips:

1) Try not

If you are like me, you will be a wedding guest this season. Here is the perfect makeup for your beautiful face for all those weddings.

Define your brows with a pencil slightly darker than your natural color, and fill in with a matching eyeshadow. Using a smudging brush, apply a shimmery copper shade over the entire eyelid. Next, apply a darker brown or taupe shade to the crease of the eye and blend well. Apply a light creamy shadow or highlighter to the brow bone, and line both top and bottom lid with black liquid liner for extra definition. Finish with two coats of volumizing mascara on the top lashes only. Add false lashes if desired.

Apply foundation over entire face and blend into neck to ensure an even tone. Use concealer as needed around nose, under eyes, and on any blemishes. Set with loose translucent powder applied with a large powder brush all over face.

Using a blush/bronzer duo brush apply bronzer to cheekbones and temples to give you an instant glow. Swirl blush on apples of cheeks blending up toward hairline using same brush used for bronzer.

Apply highlighter along cheekbones where light naturally hits your face (top of