Wedding Day Beauty Countdown: Step-by-Step to The Perfect Glow on The Wedding Day
There’s no question about it: bride-to-be’s want to shine on their wedding day – both inside and out. How to make that happen? With our six-week beauty planner, we reveal all the important steps for a healthy, glowy and happy “yes”!
You are going to get married soon? Congratulations! The next weeks and months will certainly be characterized by many to-dos and tasks. But in between, you should always plan some me-time and relaxation phases! For example, with beauty treatments, masks peelings or massages. These not only provide the necessary serenity, but also the perfect glow on the big day.
Our six-month plan will help you keep track of your skin and hair routines as well as sports and nutrition program.
Six months until the wedding
Six months before the wedding is the perfect time to rethink your sports and diet routines. Would you like to lose a kilo or two, perhaps? Or simply become more defined and fit? Then a professional nutrition plan with a set exercise routine could help. Whether with or without professional help, start small and don’t try to turn everything around overnight. That only demotivates you. Small steps, such as a food diary or fixed periods of time for exercise (ideally with a sports buddy) can already work wonders.
Not to be underestimated are plucked eyebrows. If you want to give your eyebrows if you want to give your eyebrows a new shape, you should also plan enough time to let them grow again. Before the wedding, they are then best brought into shape by an expert.
You can also get to work on your skin care now to get enlarged pores and sallow skin under control: A monthly peeling and cleansing at the beauty salon can remove sebum residues.
Three months before the wedding
If you haven’t made an appointment with your hair stylist and make-up artist yet, it’s high time now. You should also make an appointment for the test hairstyle or the test make-up now. Speaking of hair: to keep your hair shiny and healthy until the big day, you should now start doing a treatment once or twice a week.
Something that tends to get forgotten during the preparation process: Feet! From now on, it’s a good idea to schedule a pedicure and foot care appointment every month. Regular heel creams – preferably after showering – will also ensure silky-smooth skin on the big day (and beyond). Hands should also get a dose of extra care now. Apply cream several times a day, and in the evening it’s best to use a rich cream. And don’t forget the cuticles.
Four weeks before the wedding
About a month before the wedding a dentist appointment should be on your beauty list. This can remove tartar and discoloration if necessary.
You can also use special beauty teas to help your body detoxify. Beauty foods such as berries or nuts have antioxidant agents and support the cleansing of the body. You can integrate these more into your diet from now on.
Two weeks before the wedding
Now you should turn to your facial treatment to give your complexion a beautiful glow for the wedding. LED treatments are especially recommended to smooth the skin and make it glow. The red light stimulates blood circulation, blue light fights bacteria, while yellow light stimulates collagen and elastin production.
Now is also the ideal time to color your hair or make it shine with the help of a glossing. The perfect time for a haircut is also now. This way, the hair still has time to grow into the hairstyle in order to lie perfectly in shape on the big day.
A week before the wedding
Provides the extra portion of serenity: A body treatment with full body peeling and massage, which magically removes the stress and tension of the last few weeks and brings the body skin into bridal mode. For brides who want to go for a lightly tanned complexion on the big day, an appointment at the tanning studio should now be on the beauty schedule.
Less pleasant, but effective: with a visit to the waxing studio you say a week before the wedding annoying hair the fight. You can also have your eyebrows shaped by an expert and, if necessary, have your eyelashes and eyebrows colored.
One day before the wedding
One day before the wedding, the main thing you should try to relax. A face mask with honey or aloe vera, as well as eye pads provide a freshness kick and supply the skin with moisture. With the help of a jade roller, the blood circulation as well as the lymph flow is stimulated. Toxins can drain away and the skin looks even plumper and gets a great complexion.
So that the hair is manageable the next morning, it is suitable to wash the hair the day before and to use a conditioner.
Finally, a manicure and pedicure should be on your schedule. Fortunately, you can relax quite well in the process.
Done! Now nothing stands in the way of a healthy and happy wedding day.
Tip: Pack an emergency kit the night before with all the important “lifesavers” for the wedding. It should contain, for example, lipstick, powder, blister plasters, dental floss and a safety pin.