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| I love M.A.C lipsticks and eyeliners. Also, I prefer carrying cleansing tissues from M.A.C to wipe my face. Their eye make-up remover works wonders for me. As part of my daily cleansing routine I use Johnson’s baby soap. This is also my travelling favourite. |
I am getting married in November. I want to look fresh on my wedding day. However, I don’t get any time to use natural therapies at home. Could you please suggest a salon routine that I can follow to make my hair and skin look great? Also, could you please tell me how I should go about getting the make-up done on my D-day? I will be wearing a red sari.
Devina Sinha, email
Don’t rely on make-up alone. I always advise all my clients to take care of their skin by maintaining a daily skincare regime along with regular facials and bodycare treatments. Also, drinking plenty of water and eating a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables works wonders. It is important to pamper your skin with a course of facials. Book a pre-bridal package once a month leading up to your wedding day.
Below are some treatments that you can follow to get a flawless look on the big day.
Start with facial treatments to clear pores and buff the skin. Do this every 4-5 weeks along with back facials to get your back cleaned and exfoliated and make your skin blemish free and healthy. Also go for body-polishing luminosity treatment and massages to relieve you from stress. Waxing/threading of unwanted hair, manicure/pedicure is also essential. Go for a full exfoliating and moisturising treatment of the arms and legs and a deep hair conditioning treatments to keep yours tresses looking perfectly healthy.
The golden rule when selecting your make-up artist is to make sure you get a full consultation session prior to booking — you both need to be absolutely happy with the results.
The perfect make-up starts with foundation for even coverage. Cherry blush over the cheeks and a hint of shimmer on the cheekbones will give you that perfect glow. Keep colours feminine and fresh when it comes to the eyes. Matte rose with gold shadow across the lids, darkening the colour into amber tones to bring out the gold can be suggested. Opt for a neutral toned colour for the lips to keep the visual impact on the eyes.
