What NOT to Do Before Your Hair and Makeup for your wedding day
Brides, your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life, and looking your best is a top priority. At Laura Reynolds Artistry, we want to help you achieve flawless hair and makeup. To ensure everything goes smoothly, here’s a list of what not to do before your hair and makeup appointment. Avoid these common mistakes to get the best results and make your special day truly unforgettable.
What NOT to Do Before Your Hair and Makeup Appointment
Don’t Perm Your Lashes: Perming your lashes can make them too curly for fake lashes to stick properly. If your lashes are overly curled, the false lashes might not adhere well, affecting the overall look of your makeup.
Avoid Heavy Exfoliation: Don’t exfoliate your skin aggressively in the days leading up to your appointment. While exfoliation is important for smooth skin, overdoing it can cause irritation and redness, which could affect your makeup application.
Skip New Skincare Products: Refrain from trying out new skincare products right before your wedding. New products can cause unexpected reactions or breakouts. Stick to your regular skincare routine to avoid any surprises.
Don’t Get a Haircut Right Before: Avoid scheduling a haircut right before your wedding day. Give your hair some time to settle and adjust to its new style to ensure it looks its best on the big day.
Avoid Heavy Sun Exposure: Steer clear of excessive sun exposure or tanning in the days leading up to your wedding. Sunburn or a tan line can affect the evenness of your makeup and might require additional adjustments.
Don’t Overuse Hair Products: Avoid applying excessive amounts of hair products like gels or hairsprays before your appointment. Product buildup can make it difficult for your stylist to work with your hair and achieve the desired look.
Skip the DIY Treatments: Avoid attempting DIY hair or skincare treatments right before your wedding. Treatments like at-home coloring or deep conditioning can lead to unexpected results or reactions that might be hard to fix in time.
Don’t Skip the Bridal Trial: Make sure to have a bridal trial with your hairstylist and makeup artist before the big day. Skipping this step can lead to misunderstandings about your desired look and may result in less-than-ideal outcomes.
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