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Grin & Bare It Cold, blustery weather is the enemy of smooth, silky skin. Not only does the wind outside chap and chafe your face, but indoor heat saps it of moisture, too. |
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Nail Tips A s soon as the engagement ring slips onto your finger, you want your nails—and hands—to look as lovely as the sparkling stone itself. |
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Keep the Ahhh in Spa Trust us, shoulders so tight they graze your chandelier earrings and a jaw so clenched you’re approaching TMJ is not the look—or feel—you want to sport on your wedding day. |
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Skip The Dress-fit Fight It’s no secret that you want to look stunning on your wedding day, but subsisting on black coffee and lettuce for weeks never got anyone anywhere—except, perhaps, flat on the church floor from a faint |
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Lip Service “You may now kiss the bride.” These words have sounded in countless women’s wedding-day dreams. |
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Tendril Tips “You may love your usual hair stylist, but be-cause your wedding day isÂn’t just any occasion, you should consider goiÂng to someone who specializes in bridal hair,” suggests Amy Johnson |
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Just Peachy “She just glowed!”—what bride wouldn’t like to be remembered that way? Along with pure excitement, of course, radiant skin will help you achieve that luminous look. |
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About Face “As a bride, you’ll want to look like yourself—just the most stunning version of yourself,” says local makeup artist Leslie Moore of Moore Makeup, Inc. |
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Kit & Caboodle It’s your wedding day and nothing can rain on your parade—well, except perhaps an errant hemline or flyaway hair. |
