South Indian Bridal MakeupStep by step instructions

Before Your Apply Makeup…

Follow the CTM routine at least 6-months before the wedding day

Did you ace your CTM routine?Let’s start.

The primer serves as a base that helps you keep your makeup

intact throughout the ceremony.

The best strategy to conceal dark circles, pigmentation, acne

spots and other blemishes on your skin is to use a concealer.

Apply the foundation on your face and neck so that the

makeup blends with your skin.

Fixing powder allows you to create a waterproof base that can withstand sweating and tears (both expected a

lot in a south Indian wedding)!

Baking powder is applied under the eyes, cheekbone, forehead, chin, and bridge of

the nose. Wait for 15 to 20 minutes for the baking process to complete.

Work with eye shadow, eye liner, mascara, baking powder and

Kajal to bring life to your eyes.

Use a bronzer to highlight your hairline, cheekbones, neck and jaw. The trick to

applying a bronzer is to choose areas that the sun would naturally hit it!

Contouring brush will allow you to define your facial features. It gives the

appearance of a higher cheekbone and slimmer chin and nose.

Use a blush for the cheeks to give that healthy pink look for the bride. Use baking powder to further define the

makeup.

Use a lip liner to line and fill in the lips. Then apply the lipstick shade of

your choice using a lip brush.

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Indian Bridal Makeup, visit our blog page:

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