- Exfoliate: Not only does exfoliating help to purify pores and stimulate collagen production, but it's also key for achieving a glowing complexion. Repetition and habit is important too. We recommend performing this step three times a week to have continually rejuvenated skin.
- Up the antioxidants: Add antioxidant-rich foods and supplements to your diet, and look for them in your skincare products. Berries and dark grapes, for instance, are rife with antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins, and roses provide an incredible antioxidant boost as well. Try: rose water, rose essential oil, or rose hip seed oil for topical applications; and rose hips as supplements (like in tea).
- Now is not the time for adventure: Everyone and everyone's skin is different, and products impact all of us differently. So in lieu of sampling a new face mask or spa treatment the night before the wedding, give yourself plenty of time to test it out.
- Do your facials at least a month before your special day: Most people make the sad mistake of waiting until one week before their wedding to go for a facial. Facials, however, inherently cause redness and even inflammation. And while it's temporary, it's best to give the skin plenty of healing time.
Monday, 1 April 2013
How to get the best skin for your big day
Whether your nuptials are impending or you have a big event coming
up, there's nary a person who doesn't long to show off clear, radiant
skin. Preparing for your wedding
day can feel like training for a marathon (or getting ready for a photo
shoot) — hours of effort for just a few hours in the spotlight. But as any bride (or marathoner, or model) would attest, preparation
is the key to any successful day, and every minute is worth it. Below is a four-step skincare routine, which can begin several months
out before the big day. Just keep reading for all the details.
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