Beauty Tips — Lili's Weddings | Bridal Hair & Makeup Tampa Bay

Makeup Tips

1Have the makeup pictures selected in hand — preferred printed — to make things easier.
2Have face washed and moisturized prior to the makeup application.
3If deciding on having a facial done, a week before the event is recommended to let the skin heal.
4When getting eyebrows waxed, have it done a couple of days before the event day. The residue of the wax can interfere with the makeup application, causing the makeup not to stick well around the eye area.

1Have hair washed the night before — don't over-condition the hair — and have hair dried for the day of.
2For people with oily hair, wash the morning of and have hair dried and ready for us to style.
3Have pictures of the hair and makeup already selected and ready to go.
4For before makeup, if you have any preference in moisturizer or use a specific one, have that already applied 5 minutes before starting the first stage in makeup.
5Selecting your makeup and hair style ahead of time is very important. Have everything prepared for your trial and wedding day or special event.

1When washing your hair, wash the day before the event — but do not over-product with conditioner and/or hair styling products.
2If you plan to straighten your hair and you want an updo or some nice soft curls for your wedding, do not use any type of products or treatments that might make your hair too soft. Consult with the person who will be styling your hair before making any decisions on what products to use.
3When cutting or trimming hair, it is recommended one to two months before the wedding if needed.
4If you are thinking about changing your hair color, about two months before your wedding day is perfect.
5Making dramatic changes too close to the big day is not recommended.
6Dyeing or touching up your hair with the same color that you usually use at least two weeks before the wedding.
7Do not experiment with new creams or treatments during the two weeks leading up to your wedding.
8Have pictures of the hair style selected in hand — preferred printed — to make things easier.

Have questions? We're happy to help you prepare.