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How can I do my own bridal makeup and be sure it looks good in the wedding photos?
I would like to do my own bridal makeup. I was wondering if there is any advice you can give on how to make sure that the makeup also works in the photos? For example do I have to use a primer, which foundation etc. Thanks
I turned to our talented Features & Beauty Editor, Erin Whitty, for her advice on this topic. Not only is she constantly immersed in the world of beauty, but she also decided to do her own bridal makeup recently, so can boast the hands on experience too! Erin’s response: Your wedding make up needs to do two…
Staying On A Diet?
Hunger may mean that you are choosing the wrong “right” foods. Some low fat fare isn’t enough to fill a bird. Start by taking a long, hard look at what’s on your plate. You should be seeing lots of vegetables. Have a salad or some steamed broccoli, cauliflower, or spinach every day with lunch and…
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Tips For A Novice?
Well, you can start by checking out department store cosmetics counters. Don’t be afraid of the ladies who work there — they’re harmless. In fact, most of them are well trained and do a great job of helping you choose what you need. They’ll give you a complete makeover for free and you’re not obligated…
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Should I Wax My Bikini Line?
I’ve been shaving my bikini line and it’s not looking so hot — lots of red bumps. I’m thinking about having it waxed before the honeymoon. Does it hurt?
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How Do I Cover A Tattoo?
Maybe you were rebelling against your parents or did it one drunken night back in college. Or perhaps you simply love the art form and just couldn’t help turning yourself into a living canvas. Whatever the reason, no matter how proud you are of your elaborate tattoo — and the pain you endured to get…
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Is Shimmery Makeup Okay?
When it comes to your wedding day, grease is definitely not the word. In this case, mum is right. Matte makeup will give you a timeless look that won’t make you cringe when you look at your wedding pictures 20 years from now. Plus, if you have problem skin, why risk a breakout with pore…
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Keeping Problem Skin Under Control?
While it’s understandable that you want to do everything you can to avoid a dreadful breakout, it’s probably not a good idea to get a facial right before the big day. As any spa junkie will tell you, your skin — especially if it’s sensitive — may be blotchy and red for up to a…
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Help For Very Dry Skin?
Who doesn’t want that dewy, luminous look that magazine models always seem to have — especially on your wedding day? The trick is to treat your complexion with kid gloves. It’s sensitive and needs special pampering. You’re probably already washing your face daily. Just be sure to use the most gentle products. “Use a moisturiser…
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Must I Wear Makeup?
Wearing makeup doesn’t have to mean looking made-up. A good, professional makeup artist will be able to beautifully enhance your features (without making you look completely unnatural). Many photographers suggest brides wear at least a little makeup so they don’t appear washed out in photos. Go to a department store cosmetics counter and ask for…
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Is There Salvation For Frizzy Hair?
Don’t let your waves get you down. To take the wave out and fight frizz, you need to use the right styling tools: a large, round brush; a product that will smooth the hair shaft and and add some shine (try John Frieda’s Frizz-Ease Serum or Redken Glass); and some hair clips. When blow drying,…
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