First off think about what length. Plan ahead so you won’t have to have it cut too near the big day.
Regular trims to keep the split ends away.
Reduce your use of hair tongs or straightners & incorporate a ‘heat protector’ product into your regime. This will minimise damage to your hair and help prevent dry and broken ends.
Extensions – ‘clip-ins’ and ‘real hair’ are best. Make sure you are colour matched before you come and we’ll blend them in to give your hair a fuller look.
Look Book
Collect images and ideas to bring with you and we can discuss them and adapt them to get the individual look you’re after. Pinterest is a great resource.
Alternatively, get your own hair stylist to spend some time experimenting. get photos of the styles you like.
We have many years of experience working this way. We’re there to offer our advice & to discuss ideas! Looking your very best and feeling confident, is key to a happy & beautiful bride.
Face and Skin
Don’t go to bed without removing your make-up.
Incorporate hyaluronic acid into your daily routine.
Even oily skin needs moisturiser – oily skin and hydration are two different things.
If you need advice, book with a skin care clinic to find the best products for your skin type.
Professional tanning should be booked two days before your wedding.
Gradual tanning self applied should be started the week before your wedding.
Avoid over tanning your face. Remember that we can add bronze and colour to your face.
Shape your brows and waken up your eyes, Your brows frame your face, so make sure you get them professionally shaped to suit your face shape. Get them done a few days to a week prior to your day to avoid any redness or a rash.
On the day
Generally, it’s advisable that children are last to have hair & make-up, as they are less likely to sit still and younger children tend to touch their face and hair more frequently.
Where possible, that you wash and dry your hair, without the use of straighteners or tongs the night prior to your wedding. This gives your style extra ‘staying power’ and prevents it from being ‘too flyaway’.
Hotels do not have the facilities to enable us to wash hair, so we kindly ask that you do so before our arrival and have in a damp towel.
Wear loose fitting clothing or a robe so not to disturb your hair style.
Cleanse your face and apply moisturiser approx 30 mins before our arrival.
Brush your teeth prior to your make-up application and put your contacts in!
Try not to rush around – it’s hard to apply make-up to a sweaty panicked bride so enjoy the make-over time and relax!
Your hairstylist will need an quiet area beside some plug points and your make-up artist will ideally like to have an area with lots of natural