Yes, you can do your own wedding hair and make-up – here's how
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Then of course lipstick, blush and mascara. A waterproof one is a must. It’s vital if you’re buying new make-up that you trial it first and see how to best use it.Set yourself some adequate time to actually do your make-up and cordon off a quiet area to do it, with natural daylight, as this will create the best-looking make-up for pictures.
You need to set aside a minimum of an hour on the morning of the wedding. If you need to pluck your eyebrows, do this well in advance of the wedding day so you don’t get any surprise patches of redness on the day.
Make sure your sponges, tools and what you’re going to use on the day are all clean and keep some tissues and Q-tips to hand.
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