Top 5 Bridal Trends 2011
Make-up Artist David Frohmberg of Faces by Frohmberg shares the Top 5 Bridal Hair & Make-up Trends for 2011.
Daniel Glemser and David Frohmberg are an award-winning hair and makeup team that were blessed to be a part of over seventy weddings last year from Southwest Florida to Seattle Washington.
“We are seeing some distinct trends in bridal hair and make-up this year, mostly influenced by celebrity weddings and the red carpet,” shared David. “Be sure to consult a professional to see if these looks will work for you and to make sure you get ‘staying power’ on your Big Day,” added Daniel.
The Dark Lip photo by: Christine Vertin
Beautiful, chic, and very sexy - many brides are opting for more dramatic lips. It is essential to have the lip lines sharp and even, if not it will age the lips. When doing a makeup look that has the focus on the lips, it is best to keep the eyes simple. This does not mean that the eyes are bare, make sure that the eyelashes are lush and full, the crease is enhanced to create lift, and the brow is fuller to balance out the drama that a colorful lip can bring.
The Beachy Curl
A perfect hairstyle for brides that love the soft romance of cascading curls (like Kate Middleton!). This look was popularized by the way naturally curly hair begins to relax and soften after a day of frolicking on the beach. To mimic this look make sure that the curl is not too structured, there is volume in the crown, and the hair is shiny.
Photos by Reagan Rule
Beauty Note: Make sure your professional hair stylist uses a thermal spray to lock out humidity and protect the hair from the high temperatures of thermal styling.
photo by: Cher Hanna Photography WED The Magazine April/May 2011
Beauty Note: Make sure that your professional makeup artist preps your lips first by lightly exfoliating the lips with a wet, warm washcloth then hydrating with a lip balm. This primes and smoothes the lip so the color goes on evenly.
photo by: Christine Vertin Photography
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