Aashka Goradia Goble, Co - Founder, Renee Cosmetics, who has also acted in several TV shows, shares, "Achieving the perfect winter wedding makeup involves considerations for the colder weather and the festive atmosphere." She suggests 10 makeup steps for a flawless winter wedding look. Read on. (Actress Pics: Instagram; All other images by Freepik)
Think of a moisturising primer as your skin's winter coat; use it first. Because the cold might make your skin dry and lead to uneven and cracked makeup, let's keep that face hydrated and smiling.
Apply colour corrector after moisturiser and primer for optimal results. Color correctors come in various colours, like orange, green, purple and more; each targeting a specific skin imperfection such as dark circles, scars and pigmentation. Follow it up with a layer of concealer and foundation to get an even and flawless base.
Choose a foundation that provides full coverage and a perfect fit for your skin type. Get a creamy one if you have dry skin. Apply it evenly all over your face and don’t forget your neck.
If you have dark circles, under-eye bags and blemishes, use a colour corrector and follow it up with a concealer. Bid farewell to those troublesome flaws and hello to perfect skin.
Set everything in place with a sprinkle of translucent powder using a powder brush or the trending Kabuki brush. It's like putting a finishing touch on your makeup and regulating excess oil or shine.
Winter weddings call for some drama, right? Go for that shimmery eye with earthy tones and add a bit of glitter – let your eyes be as festive as the occasion. And waterproof mascara and eyeliner? A non-negotiable, especially for those tears of joy.
Add a pinch of blush to your cheeks for that just-came-in-from-the-cold rosy glow. Bronzer? It's like a sun-kissed memory in a palette – a must for warmth.
Choose a lip colour that captures the intensity of your love. Let loose with the reds, deep berries, and charming mauves. Be it glossy or matte, step up and make an impression!
Give your face the spotlight with a dash of highlighter. Hit those cheekbones, the nose bridge, and the cupid's bow – let your features play in the winter light.
Seal the deal with a setting spray. Your makeup deserves to party all night, and this is your secret weapon against any makeup meltdowns.
"Remember to do a trial run before the big day to ensure that the chosen products work well with your skin and that you achieve the desired look," says Aashka Goradia Goble.