The importance of finding a reputable bridal makeup artist can never be undermined. No. A random investigation about it will not be enough. Are you aware of the series of mistakes that bridal makeup artists end up making? If not, then check the post and stay informed. Please keep reading.
Your wedding look is not complete without your makeup. The wrong touches can ruin your entire look. And when exactly do you know that such a crucial part of your wedding look has gone wrong? The tips given here can help you identify the same. Here’s a look at everything a bridal makeup artist hired by you should not do.
The common mistakes that you should avoid on your most special day
Not a fan of makeup in general? Do you plan to keep it low-key? If yes, then let us tell you that you are making a big mistake, simply because even an earthly bride needs to wear a decent amount of makeup to nail the bridal look. You may not be used to applying it regularly. However, that should not prevent you from decking yourself out on the most special day of your life. We are not asking you to exaggerate. You can consult an expert who will be able to help you achieve your look with aplomb. If sheer foundation paired with a tinted moisturizer is your minimal look for the day, then just adding a bit of powder to it will add a glam (but not over the top) touch. The right artist will know what works best for you (what or how much you can achieve).
There are artists who are known for applying too much makeup to brides. Be sure to avoid them on principle. Someone overly eager to deck you out may advise you to wear something similar to what they wear on stage (ie the actors). However, the right thing to do would be to ignore them. There is no room for anything that looks artificial. Don’t forget that the real goal of bridal makeup is to enhance or accentuate your features. And, overdoing it, there’s no way you can do that. The best option would be to strike a perfect balance between matte and glossy. We have already told you about tinted moisturizers and powders. Finish your look with a medium tone lipstick – in a satin finish. Apply mascara and you’ll be ready for D-day.
If the artist hired by you is not taking into account the weather conditions, then he is working on you, then he is also making a big mistake. For example, not all foundations are suitable for summer. On a warm day, the wrong foundation can become pasty or sticky.
The most important…
If you’re not serious about finding a qualified makeup artist and are too eager for cheaper services, then don’t be surprised to see your appearance go horribly wrong on the most special day of your life.
