Your wedding day is one of the most memorable moments of your life. Everything should be perfect on this special day, and there’s a lot of planning to get done beforehand.
We asked a recent newlywed how she was able to look stunning on her wedding day. Here are some of her tips on eyes and eyebrows for brides-to-be.
1. Depuff Eyes Beforehand
Avoid puffy eyes by using a de-puffer daily. Try Clinique All About Eyes Serum De-Puffing Eye Massage Roll-On
for two months before the wedding day. This product may soon become your favorite beauty product. It’s a little pricy but the end results are well worth it. You’ll also like that Clinique’s De-Puffing Eye Massage is a great product for treating dark circles.
2. Use Your Own Brow Routine
You don’t want to make any drastic changes before the big day. Now is not the time for that makeup look you’ve been dying to try! Whether you use a pencil, gel, or shadow, stick to the product you’re familiar with and use it. If you don’t normally do your brows, find a product a few months beforehand. Use it every day leading up to the special event so you become accustomed to it. We like Brow Powder – All Natural with no toxic chemicals. If you’d like to try a new product a few months before the big day, opt for a powder that is safe for sensitive skin.
3. Find a Reputable Wedding Makeup Artist
Makeup artists have a specialty, whether it’s the runway, wedding, tv/film, or even horror scenes! Find a makeup artist that specializes in bridal makeup for a natural look. A safe way to find a credible makeup artist is to go through a recommendation from a family member or friend that has already been through the ropes. Bring inspiration pictures of the kind of look you want. If you’re unsure, a neutral smoky eye is perfect for this all-day event.
4. Have a Bridal Trial
Before booking a makeup artist, it’s normal for brides to have a trial makeup session. Book an appointment about a month before your wedding date. If you are unhappy with the way it looks, ask to make an amendment or try a different makeup artist.
Have some advice for brides? Share your thoughts and leave a comment below!
