January 29, 2019

Bridal Beauty: 4 Cosmetic Treatments to Book Before Your Wedding

I’m excited to share another guest post by Tilly Grant today on 4 cosmetic treatments to book before your wedding. These treatments will have you looking flawless in front of the camera.

Looking fantastic on the most important day of your life requires months of preparations. Being a bride makes you the star of the day, so you need to look wonderful. That means that your hair, face, skin and nails must look flawless. However, it cannot be achieved in a day and nothing can cover unhealthy skin or hair. Therefore, here are some treatments you should consider before the big day:
Bridal Beauty: 4 Cosmetic Treatments to Book Before Your Wedding to look your best in front of the camera, guest blogger Tilly Grant 

1. Flawless Hair

It is well-known that you cannot make your neglected hair look perfect in a week. Therefore, you need to start nurturing it months before the wedding. If it is dry and damaged it will be obvious and nothing can hide it. So try to find some tips to achieve wedding ready hair that photographs and styles beautifully. Ask around about some effective hair products and book a few appointments at a hairdresser’s to recover your hair and gain a glowing look.

Close up portrait of bride's curled fine art soft updo in long sleeve Marchesa Poppy gown, beaded and feather embellished wedding dress, Pampas Grass Wedding in San Diego on Film by Cavin Elizabeth Photography 

2. Dazzling Skin

A couple of facials are mandatory before the wedding. They will clean your skin and give your face a radiant look. Don’t try to mask your imperfections with makeup, it just won’t work. If you have oily skin, it will become shiny before the end of the day. However, facials will keep your oily skin matte, feed it with nutritious elements if it is dry, reduce and prevent wrinkles, shrink pores and even your skin tone. The result is glowing immaculate skin which will look great in the photos. Be careful when choosing an esthetician – find someone with good reviews and a lot of experience. A few treatments will inevitably give good results.

San Diego bridal portraits at a private estate, Bride in Marchesa Daffodil gown, Film by Cavin Elizabeth Photography 

3. Bold Brows

A good make-up artist can make your eyebrows look great for the big day. However, if you want your eyebrows to look perfect even after the wedding, you should consider getting a microblading treatment. It is the most popular method right now for achieving trendy bushy eyebrows, which will not fade away at the end of the day. Microblading is a semi-permanent treatment that “draws” hairs, thus making your brows look more realistic. Bear in mind that your eyebrows might look swollen and too dark immediately after the treatment. To make sure that it will not go wrong, choose the best in this profession, a certified and a skillful person. The most praised artists have completed PhiBrows training course. Therefore, book the appointment at least a month before the wedding.

Bride captured on film in front of an ivy covered wall, Santaluz Club wedding reception, Cavin Elizabeth Photography 

4. Mani-Pedi

Nails on your hands and feet are equally important so you will need a manicure and pedicure. The only thing you should worry about when it comes to mani-pedi is to find a professional to do that for you. So, before the official treatment right before the wedding, you should check out beauty parlours in the neighborhood and ask for recommendations. Then book a few appointments and try out different options in order to choose the best one for your big day.

Bride wearing ruby David Yurman ring, Pampas Grass Wedding in San Diego on Film by Cavin Elizabeth Photography 

About the Author

Thanks to Tilly for sharing her top 4 cosmetic treatments to book before your wedding. Tilly Grant is a freelance writer and a beauty blogger from San Francisco. She enjoys reviewing and writing about various beauty treatments and products. In her free time, Tilly loves cooking and spending time outdoors.

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