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I plan to look the way I actually look at my wedding, so I’m not doing anything I wouldn’t otherwise
Avoiding as much salt and alcohol as I can for the week so I don’t look puffy
Yup! This is exactly what I did before. I'm so glad my mom told me this a week before my wedding.
I think testing out a spray tan at the same place months before the wedding! Definitely test it out twice before the final wedding tan that way your know what it will look like, how it fades, and can tweak the color if you want
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Wax early in the week!
I'll be doing a spray tan, dying my eyebrows and getting my hair touched up. However I always keep up with my hair (and eyebrows) with the same artist for years now, so it's nothing new.
The spray tan place I've tried once, and will try again once or twice before the wedding. I wouldn't go to a new place before the big day!
Thank you!!
The most important beauty appointments you should be doing on the build-up to the big day are hair, makeup and nail appointments, as well as any waxing or tanning that you may need. It is important to plan these appointments in advance and to allow enough time between them, to avoid any issues. You're gonna be beautiful, I just know it!
. It is also important to schedule a facial and microdermabrasion at least a few weeks before the wedding, to give the skin time to heal and to prevent any irritation on the day. Some people do it wrong that's why it's a hassle for them
I personally think anything experimental is a no go lol...hydrafacials, microdermabrasion etc are being done in plenty of time and I'm prepared to hydrate etc before the big day rather than getting treatments closer to the time
4 monta out here. I’m currently getting massages every two months, I will get a manicure, pedicure and wax a few days before the wedding and hair highlights (same salon I always go so I’m not worried) a week before
Botox, hydrofacial, brow wax. Highlights
Botox- 4 weeks before
Hydrofacial + dermaplane - 1 week before
Brow wax - 2 weeks before
Highlights - week of
I am planning a trial run of spray tan, hair and makeup. Also getting a facial the week before the wedding. \
Brow wax and hydrofacial. I was thinking of getting a botox. But then decided against it at the last minute. Lol
Manicure and pedicure at least a week before would be great. You can also get some hair highlights if you want to.
Not a big fan of spray tans. If you're using a great product then I think that's fine. Hope everything goes well.
Facials are very, very important. I would suggest getting it at least a month before the big day. Or even a few weeks before