BRIDAL MAKEUP TIPS
I've been a bit missing this week. The reason is that at this time I have always a lot of work is usually done when tests begin bride and weddings.
I will try to tell you a little things that are important to me in this type of makeup, and a few tips I've learned through experience. I wanted to wait to have a video demonstration to publish this post, but I had a little abandoned web! When you enclose record to this entry.
I think the bridal makeup should reflect the personality of the client, who sits disguised herself and not another person. Normally what is usually required is a natural makeup look with an emphasis on, or at least is what I ask myself, although I have occasionally a bride makeup with red lips and is equally valid. If that person is used to wearing red lips in your day to day, it would not be very logical to go other than the day of your wedding. There are still many prejudices about how a bride should be made up, but the truth is that there is the bride who decides and must be respected, whatever it says the mother, aunt, or whoever.
It is important that before you start the test steer small talk with her, where I tell you how often makeup, what is most favored colors, textures and finishes with what feels most comfortable, what you have with your skin problems such as dryness, brightness, sensitivity, etc., to get an overall idea of what she wants and needs, and reach a compromise between that and your professional judgment.
For me, in my personal taste, I love the makeup simple and elegant, but with much definition to the eyes, lashes with much prominence, glowing skin and well-sculpted face. Then I leave some tips, always thinking we are looking for long-lasting makeup and adapted to photography.
THINGS TO CONSIDER
SPF and mineral products: Avoid the foundations and powders that contain sunscreen. Titanium dioxide, zinc oxide and mica are the most common components as they reflect the light and protect our skin from the sun, but this is not suitable for photos because they are so precisely whitish reflectors and will make our skin look white photographs. With mineral products same thing happens, often make the skin look fat because the reflective particles are thicker. This does not mean that they can not use, but it is best used in specific areas and gently.
Keys: It is recommended to use foundations, concealers and powders that have a slight yellow undertone, return a color photograph more real. The bases pink, beige or off-white powder, often return an artificial color.
Lashes: I recommend to always use tabs. They are more natural, and also if you drop one, or two, never going to notice. To take full eyelashes so many hours, especially on a day where the bride may get excited and wetting her eyes, eyelashes fans of the ends and it is better not risk it.
Blush: One of the first things to go when we are many hours make up, is the blush. I always give several layers, a very thin, stump, and then a more intense, more blurring to finally apply a thin layer of translucent powder.
Products long lasting and water resistant: As for foundation, mascara and concealers, it is better to opt for products that are designed to last a large number of hours. Not only because the bride has to be makeup all day, think they're going to hug, kiss, touch, etc. throughout the day, and must be resistant makeup. The mascara waterproof endure much more the difference curve, and if the bride gets excited, can get wet but was never run.
Lips: It is fashionable to use for these occasions two-phase fixed lip (color and balm). I do not usually recommend them, because while they last many hours, not last too well. After hours dehydrate pretty and lipstick gets cracked. It's more comfortable and practical to use merely a gloss or lipstick, the bride can touch up during the day with ease.
Cleavage and ears: Do not forget these body parts. No need to make up the neckline, obviously, but very light touch base on the pictures will not be a sudden change of tone and texture, because the light will reflect everything equally, not just the face. The ears should also bring a touch of foundation, I have seen many pictures of bride with unblemished face and red ears, and nobody wants that: P
Preparers: can not miss in your kit preparers face, eyes and lips. They are essential for a long lasting makeup, and who may be exposed to cold or heat, depending on the time of year to marry the bride.
Now that the weather begins, there are plenty of weddings on your agenda and therefore, we give you some tips to look flawless makeup for weddings or celebrations you have during the afternoon and evening.
On this occasion, we use neutral colors but intense, so they can sit well with any outfit to relocate.
The first thing to consider is to show skin matte but bright with 0 imperfections. To do this, we will use Nude Magique BB, as easy to apply as a moisturizer! This product evens unifies and also is so light that your skin will feel comfortable and soft.
BRIGHT TONES AND METAL
For the eyes, apply all over the eyelid shadow The Color Infallible 002, metallic beige tone is very flattering and will bring forth your look with a glossy finish and ice cream. Then, take the eye shadow 014 The Color Infallible applying it in the corner of your eye, blurring and crossing the river with the same color. Then, frame the look with Contour Khol Eyeliner in brown tone, first outlines up and down and then diffuses with the scouring pad built into the pen itself. Finally, try to make good with the mask tab Cyl Architect 4D Black Lacquer, focusing on the tabs at the top of the eye.
As for cheeks, blush commitment Accord Perfect Blush 265, a mixture of brown and gold tones that highlight your cheekbones, simulating a touch of sun on your face.
Finally, for the lips the juiciness committed primarily by using 6H Glam Shine Fresh No. 116, red and pink tones blend perfectly for night look.
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