Skincare expert Eavanna Breen lays down the law when it comes to preparing your skin for a big life event
The Christmas season is the most popular time of the year for engagements, with many brides-to-be starting 2023 with planning their wedding top of their priority.
The timeline Visiting a beauty therapist 8-12 months before your wedding will allow them enough time to thoroughly evaluate your skin and decide on the best course of action to take. Don’t forget your feet, as Eavanna recommends: “If you are wearing sandals on the day of the wedding a course of pedicures is crucial, do at least one a week for the four weeks leading up to the wedding.
Eavanna adds: “It is also very important that all brides-to-be are doing the basics correctly at home. If they are not cleansing the skin properly, make-up will not sit well on the day, as there will be a build-up of dead skin.” Don’t change your routine before the wedding If you have found the perfect skincare routine, don’t make any changes which may affect the appearance of your skin in the run-up to the wedding.