Showing posts with label Makeup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Makeup. Show all posts

Sunday, June 6, 2010

A Few Makeup and Healthy Skin Tips For a Pakistani Bride


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Asian females are known to have natural beauty and skin. A little bit of extra care of the skin may present you as a diva on your wedding day. Here are a few tips for the bride-to-be that she can follow:

1. Daily life exposure to the sun, pollution and hot dry air extracts all the skin moisture, leaving behind dull and dry skin. Dab on some sunscreen lotion before you leave house. Make a healthy habit of cleansing your skin daily at night and after you return home. Wash your face frequently with fresh clean water and apply moisturizers that suit your skin type.

2. Make up artists suggest a heavy makeup with different shades of color for the barat dress and photo shoot album. In some cases, the heavy makeup goes with the heavy attire and complements the bridal looks. She does not look all washed out. Although, it may look strange to her when she is in mirror but in real, photo shoots really compensate the heavy load of makeup.

3. Make a couple of practice makeovers that may help you to decide suitable look for your barat dress. Person behind the makeup counter at a big departmental store can prove to be a very helpful person by suggesting the perfect shades of foundations and powders for you. You can take prior appointments by a beautician to discuss your looks before you decide the final make over.

4. Read online articles or buy some fashion magazines to see the latest trends and styles of hair & makeup. Ask your friends or any beautician to guide you for this. Go for a regular facial and cleansing in routine at least six months before your wedding day. Either select a bridal package or develop a self-routine of cleansing at home, as it will give you such a stunning look on your special day.

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Monday, May 24, 2010

A Few Makeup and Healthy Skin Tips For a Pakistani Bride


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Asian females are known to have natural beauty and skin. A little bit of extra care of the skin may present you as a diva on your wedding day. Here are a few tips for the bride-to-be that she can follow:

1. Daily life exposure to the sun, pollution and hot dry air extracts all the skin moisture, leaving behind dull and dry skin. Dab on some sunscreen lotion before you leave house. Make a healthy habit of cleansing your skin daily at night and after you return home. Wash your face frequently with fresh clean water and apply moisturizers that suit your skin type.

2. Make up artists suggest a heavy makeup with different shades of color for the barat dress and photo shoot album. In some cases, the heavy makeup goes with the heavy attire and complements the bridal looks. She does not look all washed out. Although, it may look strange to her when she is in mirror but in real, photo shoots really compensate the heavy load of makeup.

3. Make a couple of practice makeovers that may help you to decide suitable look for your barat dress. Person behind the makeup counter at a big departmental store can prove to be a very helpful person by suggesting the perfect shades of foundations and powders for you. You can take prior appointments by a beautician to discuss your looks before you decide the final make over.

4. Read online articles or buy some fashion magazines to see the latest trends and styles of hair & makeup. Ask your friends or any beautician to guide you for this. Go for a regular facial and cleansing in routine at least six months before your wedding day. Either select a bridal package or develop a self-routine of cleansing at home, as it will give you such a stunning look on your special day.

For more information visit, http://www.merishopping.com.




View our collection for Salwar Kameez at http://www.merishopping.com.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Beauty Tips For The Bride - Wedding Makeup Made Simple


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Be Yourself

A common mistake often made by many brides-to-be is going overboard with their make-up on their wedding day. Trying to look too different from your usual self should be avoided, aim for your natural look with just a touch of extra glamour and make-up that's been applied to last all through the evening.

Color Matters

Achieving just the right amount of color from your wedding day make-up can be tricky. Avoid garish colors or the dramatic approach, save that for the honeymoon if you must. Remember, photos of this day will be displayed and seen by many for years to come, the last thing you want is to look back at your choice of make-up and wonder what you were thinking.

Plan Ahead

The majority of brides are going to cry at least once during some point of their wedding day. Sooner or later, even the most prepared and stoic of brides will be shedding tears as the sentimentality of the day sets in. Waterproof make-up is the most sensible approach, and about the only way to avoid looking like a raccoon halfway through the ceremony. To prevent make-up from running, it's a good idea to keep the eye liner and mascara to a minimum on the lower lashes.

Tricks of the Trade

A simple way for keeping your foundation on as long as possible is to first apply concealer and foundation as normal, wait a few seconds, and then blot gently with a tissue. The tissue should absorb excess oils and leave behind the pigment. If you tend to remove too much foundation with this method, apply a bit more than you normally would before blotting.

Loose powder should be lightly applied with a large brush to set foundation. Applying powder onto the skin with a puff as opposed to a brush may actually cause too much of the powder to collect on the skin, ultimately causing it to sweat more than usual and appear shiny in photos.

For a perfect application of blush, choose a brush that's approximately the size of the apples of your cheeks. Pick up some color, just enough to be visible on the tip of the brush, and tap onto the cheeks, blending toward the temples. After applying, gently blending with a clean sponge will ensure the blush doesn't appear to be resting on top of the skin, but rather as a natural enhancement of the skin's color.

The tried and true trick of applying powder to the lips before lipstick, blotting and then repeating is the best way to ensure lasting coverage. First coat the lips with powder, fill in the entire lip area with lip liner, and then apply the lip color. Blot the lips then add another layer of powder before the final coat of color.

To brighten the eyes, try a soft white color on the brow bone, the inner corners of the eyes, and just above and below the lash line. To make eyes look larger, a light taupe color or sandy shade on the crease of the eyelid will do the job. A soft cotton swab is useful for blending eyeliner, and eyelash curlers should always be used prior to applying mascara.




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Tuesday, February 16, 2010

DIY Wedding Makeup For Brides


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If you are looking for a way to cut costs, doing your own makeup can be a great way to can save you lots of money. Here are some tips for achieving a professional look on your own.

Go get a makeup consultation.

Most department stores have trained makeup artists who will give you a makeup lesson with a product purchase. This kills two birds with one stone. You can get the makeup you need and a professional demonstration of the product.

Here are some more tips on achieving a perfect look on your wedding day.

Start with clean, moisturized skin.

· Be sure your moisturizer and foundation have an SPF of at least 15 to protect you in the sun.

Use concealer and foundation to create flawless skin.

· Start with concealer (cream works best). Apply it under your eyes and to any red or dark spots to even your skin tone.

· Use a foundation that matches your skin tone exactly. Apply sparingly. Too much foundation can highlight skin imperfections. Apply to your forehead, cheeks, nose and chin, and then blend upward and outward.

Have perfectly groomed brows.

· Don't pluck or wax the day of your wedding. Do this a few days to a week before the wedding to avoid irritation and redness.

· Use a pencil the same shade as your brows to fill in gaps and to create a defined look. Use small, light strokes when applying brow liner.

· Tame wild brows with clear mascara.

Define your eyes

· Line your eyes along the lash line with a dark-colored liner. Black or charcoal smudged along the top lashes is a great look. Turn the point of your liner up at the corners to really open them up.

· For shadow, use three shades in coordinating colors: light, medium and deep. Use the light color on your brow bone and the inside corner of your eye. Put the medium color in the crease and along the lid. Use the darker color on the outside third of your lid to make eyes really pop.

· Use a thickening or lengthening mascara in a waterproof formula to really define lashes. Add fake lashes for real drama. Be sure to practice before your wedding day.

Create a soft glow.

· Gain that blushing bride look with a large blush brush. Smile a big, goofy smile to define the apples of your cheeks. Sweep blush upward into your hairline.

· Sweep a soft layer of bronzer across the spots where the sun naturally hits you: cheeks, forehead, bridge of your nose, and chin.

Create soft, luscious lips.

· Use a stay-put formula with a gloss for long-lasting lips.

· First define lips with a pencil that matches your lipstick shade exactly.

· Top with the lip color. Let set for time specified.

· Add gloss.

· For real staying power, purchase a lipstick sealant. This will make your lipstick last much longer.

· Don't go too extreme in color. Define your lips with a natural color like berry or nude that complements your skin tone.

Finish it off.

· Add some translucent powder to your entire face (excluding your lips and lashes) to lock in the look.

Touch up tips:

· Keep some shine control papers handy. Press them on your face to remove excess oil. Don't pile on powder. It will cake.

· Touch up gloss periodically through your reception to keep lips moist and pretty for pictures.




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