heaLth & Beauty
Laser treatment involves destroying
the cells at the base if the hair follicle,
therefore preventing re-growth. it is very
mAkE-Up TriAL
effective, quick and safe but requires that Make up trials shouldn’t be done
the bride has time and money on her too far in advance because you
hands as treatments should begin at least may decide on a different look.
12 months in advance. it is also important An idea would be to have it done
that you get your final treatment at least 2-3 weeks in advance for your hen
one month before the wedding, as skin party or a special night out. Try
can not be exposed to the sun for six to bring a piece of dress material
weeks before or after the treatment. with you, so that you can select
Waxing, on the other hand, removes colours to complement, and to
both the visible hair and the root so that co-ordinate with your bridesmaids
the re-growth is of completely new soft and accessories.
hair. if you have been shaving at home
you should visit the salon 4-6 months
in advance of your wedding to try and
eliminate any second hair growth. for those brides who bite their nails
Waxing for the big day should be done there is an alternative. acrylic nails can
approximately 3-4 days beforehand. be done the week of the wedding. they
can be applied thinly and look very
Brows ApArT natural, but again try them out a few
Well groomed eyebrows can balance the months beforehand. for a bride having a
face and make your eyes look larger, so manicure on her own nails, wait until the
make time to have them professionally day before the wedding to have them
shaped a week or two before the painted so they look fresh.
wedding. there are now a number of
methods available in salons throughout CoLoUr mE BEAUTifUL
the country, from waxing and tweezing Bridal make-up should be very subtle
to threading and sugaring, so you should and kept to a minimum. the key is to
find a method to suit you. enhance your natural features – you
want to look beautiful but it’s important
nAiL THosE nAiLs! that you also look like yourself.
a bride’s hands will play quite a large Choose a long-lasting foundation in
role in the wedding proceedings – don’t the same colour as your skin tone and
forget the photos of your new ringed apply a subtle warm blush to add colour
fingers! – so they need to look well. to your face. eye makeup should be
treatments to prevent the skin from kept low key with warm neutral colours
becoming rough and chapped are on your lids. false eyelashes can be
important and manicures should be used to make lashes appear longer and
done every 2-3 weeks to help maintain thicker, drawing attention to your eyes.
dE-fUzz healthy looking hands and nails. you’re going to be doing a lot of kissing
hair removal is a very important part Brides-to-be are recommended to get so make sure that your lip colour is long
of the beauty process for brides, with a pedicure about once a month, but lasting and won’t smudge!
waxing and laser treatment the two this often depends on whether or not
most popular forms of getting rid of you will be wearing open toed shoes Kate McCarthy is a beauty therpist at Crystal
unwanted fuzz. on the day. Rock Beauty Clinic in Swords, Co. Dublin
YoUr EmErGEnCY mAkE-Up BAG EssEnTiALs
Assemble a make-up bag where you left it, pass it over q Tissues q Nail file and clear nail polish
before the big day with a to your chief bridesmaid to q Mints for emergency repairs
few emergency beauty items look after for you. q Deodorant q Safety pins
to keep you looking picture q Travel-sized hairspray and q Eye drops
perfect all day. If you don’t q Compact powder hair pins to keep your hair q Pain reliever medication
want to carry a bag or have q Waterproof mascara in place all day q An atomiser or purse-size
to worry about remembering q Lipstick/gloss q Bandages perfume
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