Techniques · 1 min read
Natural Bridal Makeup: How to Get a Soft, Glowing Wedding Look
Natural bridal makeup still needs strategy to show up in photos. How to get a soft, glowing look that looks like you, only brighter.
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Techniques · 2 min read
Mature Bridal Makeup and Mother of the Bride Makeup Tips
Soft, radiant wedding makeup for mature skin, whether you're the bride or the mother of the bride: prep, textures and placement that lift.
Techniques · 2 min read
Bridal Makeup for Brown and Dark Skin: Shades and Tips
Foundation that doesn't turn grey, powder that isn't ashy, and rich shades that glow: bridal makeup tips for brown and dark skin tones.
Techniques · 2 min read
Bridal Makeup for Hooded Eyes: Eyeshadow, Liner and Lashes
Hooded eyes hide traditional crease placement. Here's how to place bridal eyeshadow, liner and lashes so your eyes look lifted and open in every photo.
Techniques · 2 min read
How to Do Your Own Bridal Makeup Step by Step (DIY Guide)
Doing your own wedding makeup? Here's the step-by-step order, the DIY bridal makeup must-haves and how to practise so the morning feels easy.
Planning · 1 min read
Bridal Makeup Timeline: When to Start Planning Your Wedding Makeup
A month-by-month plan for your bridal beauty: when to book your artist, start skin prep, hold your trial and shape your brows.
Products · 1 min read
The Wedding Day Touch-Up Kit: What to Pack in Your Clutch
Exactly what to pack in your wedding-day clutch, when to touch up, and the two-minute routine that keeps you photo-ready until the last dance.
Techniques · 2 min read
Bridal Makeup Colors for Your Skin Tone (Fair, Brown and Dark Skin)
A simple guide to undertones, and the blush, eyeshadow and lipstick shades that flatter fair, medium, olive and deep skin on your wedding day.
Techniques · 2 min read
Bridal Makeup for Photos: How to Avoid Flashback and Washed-Out Skin
The camera flattens faces and can bounce flash off the wrong products. Here's how to make sure your makeup looks as good in photos as in the mirror.