Learn How To Apply Your Make-Up On Your Wedding Day With Asian Bridal Makeup

1. In modern times, and with so many make-up tutorials, there simply are no reasons why women should not be able to apply their make-up to look like a model on the front page of a glossy magazine. With such a wealth of information available on the internet these days, anyone should apply their makeup like a professional makeup artist, right? To some extent, this is so, but make-up artistry is exactly what it says - an art with complexity, and sometimes it is necessary to hear and see what the right steps are to colour your face perfectly. Although some of the basic makeup techniques remain the same, there are some significant differences in how to apply make-up correctly, when it comes to different skin colours. A well-known makeup artist from London has recently revealed that Asian bridal makeup is considered the most comprehensive of all because it involves the correct use of bold and striking colours. This make-up artist also suggested that a few Asian bridal makeup courses will help the Asian bride to perfectly apply her makeup on the big day. By attending a few Asian bridal makeup courses in London, the future bride will benefit by first learning about the fundamentals of makeup, before moving on to the finer art and finishing detail. Women need to learn which foundation fits their skin type. For flawless makeup, it is necessary to apply foundation, and this also helps to get your skin ready and smooth for the makeup that will be applied next. Blusher During these Asian bridal makeup courses in London, the future bride will quickly learn and discover that blusher is an important part of the overall makeup process. Asian women are blessed with beautiful, dark skin tones and striking facial features, and this skin type is always asking for a little extra colour on the cheekbones. Asian brides should therefore not apply blusher sparingly, but the secret lies in the technique of applying it correctly. Eye shadow What is Asian bridal makeup without eye shadow? Asian bridal makeup courses in London are designed to teach the Asian bride many different techniques, but especially how to correctly apply eye shadow. Start by applying over the eyelids with a pale eye shadow and topped by silver, gold, or bronze as per the shades that match the bride and her attire. Asian brides should, however, try to avoid using bright pop of colours.

2. Apply your eyes with eyeliner The skin around the eyes is delicate and thin, and also particularly sensitive for some women. Choosing the right type of eyeliner is therefore as important as correctly applying it to the eyes. Asian brides require a long-lasting and waterproof eyeliner, because not only will it last all day long, but it also will not smear. For Asian bridal makeup, it can be applied in a thick line on the upper eyelids and close to the lashes, with a slight curve at the end of the eyes. For a striking look, eyeliner can also be applied to the lower eyelid. Mascara for the lashes Without mascara, the overall image of the Asian bride will simply not be rounded off completely, because mascara provides volume to the lashes. Asian bridal makeup courses in London will teach you how to apply mascara properly without the formation of clots on the eyelashes, and you can even learn how to use false lashes, for extra volume. Lip colour Bright red or orange usually fit best on the lips of an Asian bride, but the latest fashion trends give preference to more natural colours. Of course, there is also a special technique behind the perfect application of lip liner, lipstick, and lip gloss for that perfect look. With a few Asian bridal makeup courses in London, the Asian bride can learn everything she needs to know about the subtleties and nuances of her wedding image. About us: Tina Prajapat from Hair MakeUp UK is a qualified make-up artist from Northwest London, with over 20 years of experience in the facial beauty industry. She has been working as a freelance hair and make-up artist in London on various media projects ranging from editorials and music videos to advertising and specialises in Asian and Indian bridal hair and make-up. She has also worked backstage at many shows such as The Brit Awards and worked with well-known singer Beverly Knight. During this time Tina started to find brides requesting her hair and make-up skills for their wedding day and she went on to become a qualified teacher who teaches hair and make-up courses. Her services include amongst others Asian Bridal Makeup Courses, one-on-one Personal Make-Up Lessons, hair styling lessons, Techniques of Make-Up Artistry, Asian Bridal Techniques, and Personalised and refresher lessons. To find out more, visit her website at: https://www.hairmakeup.co.uk.