Every bride wants her hair, and everything else, to look gorgeous on the big day. Here are a few beauty tips that you can use...
In the days preceding the wedding, the bride does not even get time to breathe, but there are certain aspects that she simply cannot afford to forget, and one of them is hair and skincare.
For the hair
Begin your hair care at least six months prior to the wedding because some treatments take time. Go for regular hair spa — twice a week; if you can't afford it, once a week is a must. Oil your hair every week. Do not oil overnight because the oil blocks pores and doesn't let the hair breathe at night. Oil improves blood circulation and helps the hair grow stronger. Use two tablespoons of any Ayurvedic oil or mix olive oil with castor oil and apply an hour before washing your hair. Do not apply hair colour just before the wedding because you would want your hair colour to match your outfits. You can't be seen with strong highlights on your special day. Go for a regular trim every six weeks to two months. If you are planning to grow your hair, don't touch it for six months. Get a haircut at least six weeks before the wedding so that the hair is well settled. Have a lot of vitamins in your diet to make your hair healthy. No amount of treatment can save damaged hair if your diet is not well balanced. Always use a wide-toothed comb to remove the tangles from your hair. Avoid using a brush when it's wet.
For the skin
Start your beauty treatments six months in advance. Go for regular facials and skin exfoliation to remove dead cells. Your daily beauty regime must include cleansing, toning, exfoliating and moisturizing. Use a sunscreen when you step out. Go for regular manicures and pedicures. Get them two days before the wedding. Use red jewelled gel nails on the toes. They look really nice with mehendi. Plan all your hair and beauty treatments well in advance to avoid last minute mishaps and stress. Be in a happy state of mind because the results reflect on your skin.
Source: Times Of India
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