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Wedding Beauty Tip #5 - The spring bride radiates natural, glowing makeup and skin. Sheerer, lighter face makeup is a must for spring and summer weddings. Special attention needs to be focused on your skincare routine.

Sweat will cause more debris to settle within pores, so make sure an effective yet gentle cleanser is used daily. Cleanse your skin both morning and night and follow with a moisturizer. Using a tinted moisturizer containing a SPF will provide healthy skin with a dewy finish. This routine promises nurtured, hydrated skin allowing makeup to glide on for a smooth wedding-day finish.

Include hydrating lips with an emollient or treatment for a soft, feminine pout!

Flawless skin is the perfect canvass for both day and evening weddings. Whether your affair is beachside, countryside, or downtown, experiment with false lashes and different mascaras ahead of time. There are many styles and lengths of lashes that will create differences in your makeup. Providing your makeup artist with lashes and mascara will promise the doe-eyed effect that you are comfortable with. Irrespective of whether you want a smoky eye or wide-eyed innocence-lashes perfect your look!

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Comment by Julia Wrentham on October 28, 2011 at 9:24pm: I like more natural colored makeup. I'm very fair skinned and if I wear makeup that's too dark or too bright / vibrant it doesn't look too complimenting on me. But then again I haven't really tried to pull it off. maybe I will pay a visit to a makeup artist soon to test out some options since getting an opinion other than my own, and from a professional might make me think differently.