Tips Tata Rias Pengantin di Hari Pernikahan

Setiap pengantin wanita pastilah ingin tampil cantik dan segar dihari pernikahannya. Nah, beberapa tips rias pengantin berikut diharapkan bisa menjadi panduan bagi calon pengantin wanita untuk tampil cantik, segar, dan mempesona dihari bahagianya.

- Untuk Wajah

Tata Rias Pengantin Kesan natural diperoleh dari pemilihan pemulas mata warna cokelat dan emas. Agar wajah terlihat segar, bubuhkan pemulas pipi berwarna sheer pink. Untuk bibir, sebelum membubuhkan lipstik, bubuhkan lipbalm. Lipstik warna pink lembut akan memperkuat kesan romantis untuk Tata Rias.

- Untuk Rambut

1. Rambut diberi foam agar tatanan rambut tahan lama. Bentuk ikal dengan hot curler. Sematkan jepit rambut pada masing-masing ikal.Apalagi Pengantin Adat harus benar - benar sabar dalam rias rambutnya.

2. Lepaskan jepitan. Sisihkan poni. Bagi rambut menjadi dua bagian, atas dan bawah. Untuk bagian bawah, sisakan dari 1/3 bagian rambut.

3. Bentuk 1/3 bagian rambut bawah menjadi twist. Sematkan jepit.

4. Sasak sisa rambut bagian atas dan poni. Rapikan, Tata Rias Pengantin rambut dengan tangan ke arah belakang. Rapikan dengan jepit rambut. Semprotkan hairspray.

5. Rapikan belakang rambut, bentuk ikal. Sematkan bunga mawar dan baby bride segar di samping kiri-kanan rambut.

- Untuk Make up

1. Rias Pengantin sebaiknya korektif dalam arti mengoreksi Tata Rias bagian wajah yang kurang.

2. Rias Pengantin tidak harus menor atau tebal. Pilih riasan yang sifatnya abadi alias tidak hanya sebagai "ratu sehari".

3. Perhatikan kerapihan sehingga si pengantin terlihat cantik dari dekat maupun kejauhan.

4. Pilih Make up (alas bedak, maskara, eyeliner, dan lain-lain) yang bersifat waterproof agar riasan tak cepat luntur.(em carilah Perias Pengantin yang profesional)

5. Sebaiknya sesuaikan Make up dengan warna kulit

6. Minimal satu bulan sebelum hari-H, lakukan perawatan wajah seperti scrubbing atau masker agar wajah tidak berjerawat dan berminyak agar saat Perias Pengantin anda tidak sebal karena wajah anda berjerawat.

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Your Wedding Make Up

Always have a Make up and hair trial before the wedding day.

Your wedding day is the day to look and feel, beautiful and radiant, remembering that all eyes are always on the bride. You will want to feel like a princess however you do not want to look overdone the idea is to feel and look natural.

Reasons to hire a professional make up artist may include that they have the skill to contour lines that will accentuate your features and the ability to have your face done without it melting or disappearing an hour into the wedding.

If you are doing your own make up ensure that you wear a matte and not a shiny foundation and make sure it is well blended. Blending is essential remember you are aiming for a smooth, unblemished finish, without shine. Use a concealer on spots and blemishes if necessary. Do not use blues and greens and pink and frosty colours this may make you appear tired. Do not use an eyeshadow the same colour as your eyes, the idea is to enhance your natural eye colour.

Stay away from using new products, you need to look natural therefore this is not the time to become inventive. Have your eyebrows tweezed or waxed and do not try any facial treatments at least 10 days before the wedding. The arch of your brow should line up with the outer circle of your eye colour. When defining your eyebrows use a pencil slightly darker than your natural colour.

Keep compact powder accessible for late and last photographic shots, you may need to touch up. Keep your lipstick handy, a trick is to put on one coat, take a sheet of a double ply tissue and place it over your lips and press your lips together over the tissue firmly. Thereby pressing the first coat of lipstick into the lines of your lips. Then place your second coat over the top. This assists with longer lasting lips.

FOUNDATION

The right light is essential and it must be as close as possible to the light you will be seen in. This means making up your face in natural light for daytime and an electric light for night time. Make sure that the light is not falling on your face in shadows

Conceal dark circles under the eyes and other darker patches on the face with a concealer that is a shade or two lighter than your natural skin tone.

To take the colour out of a pimple use a concealer that is the same shade as your natural skin colour and dab it on to the spot.

To narrow a nose that is too broad at the bridge or base, draw two triangles of foundation about three shades deeper than your natural skin colour on either side of the wide area, blend into surrounding make up.

To straighten a nose that is slightly crooked, apply a darker foundation along the crooked side and a lighter one on the other side.

BLUSHER

To find your starting point look straight at your self in the mirror and place blusher directly below each eyeball.

Make sure your blusher of choice blends well with your foundation colour

Remember it is easier to add than subtract colour start with just the lightest touch and build up until you get the depth you want.

For evenings intensify to one or two shades brighter with both Blusher and lip colour.

Your blushers and lip colours should compliment each other.

EYES

Before starting your eyes make sure your foundation is smooth, that you have camouflaged all dark rings and that there is no loose powder.

First Line the lids top and bottom, outside of the lashes use neutral and/ or smoky colours, the most natural are charcoal, brown and grey. Stop the line short of the inner corners of the eye to avoid a narrowing effect. If eyes are close set then keep to the outer halves of the lids only. Emphasise the natural contour of the eye at the crease with the same pencil.

Choose a tone of Eye Shadow that will blend well with your eye pencil blend down into the line and up into the crease. Build colour to intensify the effect, continue the colour out to the sides of the eyes.

Apply mascara in several thin coats to the underneath as well as the topside of your eyelashes. Brush to remove any excess, separating the lashes as you do.

Widen eyes set too close:

Shade a dark triangle across the outer corners of the upper eyelid.

Minimise the space between the eyes if they are wide set by blending a shadow across the inner halves of the upper lid and up towards the brow bone. Slant the shadow on the outer corners of the lower lid.

To make small eyes appear larger line the inside of the lids with a soft white pencil. Use a smoky grey or brown pencil underneath the lower lashes and finish off with Black mascara.

By lining the outer halves of upper and lower lids with a darkish pencil, widening the line as you go and then applying a lighter shadow over the pencil and smudging out you will create the appearance of bringing deep-set eyes forward.

LIPS

Lip pencil, Lip colour and lip-gloss will add the finishing touches.

Outline lips with a soft lip pencil; now fill in the mouth with your chosen lip shade.

Finish with a transparent gloss.

To make your upper or lower lips less full, line just inside your natural lip line with a line as close to your natural colour as possible, then fill in.

To make your whole mouth less prominent use two lipstick shades. Fill in the centre section of both lips with the darker tone of your chosen lip colour, apply the lighter one to either side and blend inwards.

To make your lips appear Full use a white pencil and draw a line just outside your natural lip line, then go over this line with lipstick and fill in the lips.

Looking gorgeous you will be confident and ready to go on time!

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Time Management - Can You Really Make Up For Lost Time?

"Lose an hour in the morning, and you will spend all day looking for it."

Richard Whately

Can you really make up for lost time? The numbers are against you on this one.

We hear people say, "I have to make up for today, I just didn't get anything done."

We have said it ourselves countless times. A day passes and we just did not get done what we wanted done or simply feel that we didn't get enough things done, period. Either way, we fall back on the crutch of saying, "I'll just have to work twice as hard tomorrow, to make up for my lack of production today."

Is that possible? Working twice as hard the next day to make up for today? If that is possible, can we work three times as hard the third day to make up for two lost days? You can see where this is going.

First of all, what the heck is "lost time"

Did we lose time, or did we just not use it properly?

Time is made up of seconds, minutes, hours and days, all strung together. It's impossible to lose time. The next 5 minutes of your time will come and go, whether we use it to do anything or not. A unit of time is like an empty box; a second is a very small box, a minute is the volume of 60 small second boxes, an hour is a much larger box having the volume of 60 minute boxes and so on. Picture these boxes on a conveyor belt passing in front of you. As these boxes of time pass in front of you, you have the option of jumping in and doing something or the option of doing nothing and letting that time pass you by, NEVER to pass by again.

Time is a finite, non-renewable resource. Once it has passed you by on our conveyor belt, that specific volume of time is gone. Yes, there will be another box of time directly behind it, and another and another, but there is an end to the conveyor belt, make no mistake about that. Our discussion today is the question, "Can we really make up for lost time?" I started off using the term "lost" in this discussion because everyone would immediately be able to relate to it. The use of the word "lost" is inaccurate. It should be, "can we really make up for misused time?" I hope we are past the point of thinking we somehow lost time, as if it will mysteriously appear again. We don't lose time. We do, however, misuse it and therefore waste it.

Hopefully we are in agreement that we should be talking about trying to make up for misused time rather than lost time. Using the term misused gives us a clearer picture of the issue in front of us. Going back to our example of the boxes on the conveyor belt, if we misuse our time on Monday, waste the opportunity too use those boxes of time properly, can we some how work twice as hard on Tuesday to make up for those wasted hours on Monday?

The answer is, hypothetically yes, in reality no.

· Hypothetically Yes. For the sake of argument, you work an 8-hour day; the work that should have been done on Monday will now be scheduled into the time boxes for Tuesday. You do Monday's work on Tuesday and Tuesday's work will either have to be done in additional time boxes, extending or adding on to the work schedule for Tuesday. Unless you are prepared to add additional hours on to Tuesday, you have no opportunity to do Monday's work on Tuesday. Tuesday only has a set number of time boxes. Remember, time is finite, it's not limitless. You have to do the work of two days in one. It is possible, but deep down inside we all know the road this leads us down.

· In Reality No. This is the answer we all should be arriving at. If you start to move chunks of activities that were not accomplished or done properly to the next day, what happens to the activities that you had planned to do that day? It's a snowball effect. You MIGHT be able to squeeze two days worth of activities into one, but what happens on the 3rd and 4th and 5th days? What you get is the situation most of us find ourselves in; rushed, stressed out, unproductive, and most of all, unhappy.

I hope this has given you something to think about in regards to how you use your time. Knowing that we can't keep doubling up on the day after the day when we just couldn't get our priority activities done or failed to be as productive as we would have been if we had planned a little bit better.

REMEMBER, We only get one chance to use those boxes of time as they pass us by; we need to make the most of every moment because we don't get a second chance at that unit of time ever again.

Bryan Beckstead is the creator and developer of the Power Time System and the Power Productivity Maximizer and has been involved in the Self Improvement and Self Empowerment industries for almost 35 years. His aggressive, in-your-face approach has earned him a reputation as someone who will give you the facts without the usual sugar coating. If you are really serious about improving your quality of life, visit him at http://www.powertimesystem.com

"How we use our time determines our destiny."

Bryan Beckstead

Our Goal at the Power Time System is to work with you to achieve a clearer understanding of the role time and how our use if it plays in reaching your goals in life.

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Wedding Make Up

Wedding day is associated with lots of expectations and anticipations. Much attention and care should be taken towards small details when it comes to the bridal make up. A wedding day make up would definitely be very different form the regular days and yet it is essential to remember that it does not spoil the beauty of the bride by heavy application or experimenting on the grand day. The ideal bridal make up would accentuate the bride's beauty and conceal the flaws naturally. Neither too much nor too less, but a perfect combination of the make up and the natural beauty would thus, help the bride look and feel the center of the attraction.

A facial done at least two hours prior to the wedding is ideal to impart a glow to the face. In case the bride is allergic to facials or has other skin problems, consultations with the dermatologist should be carried out 3 to 4 months prior the wedding. Brides to be are advised to drink lots of water to help in giving a hydrated look and flushing out the impurities of the skin. Eyebrows can be shaped before 5 to 6 days of the wedding and not ideally on the wedding day to avoid red bumps and rashes.

A long lasting lipstick is crucial for this big day with a lip liner complementing the color and standing out. It can be patted with a soft powder to make the lip color last longer. Waterproof mascara is a must, as the brides at times end up crying when parting from family and friends. Keeping the powder, lipstick, and mascara handy would be wise for occasional touch ups at regular intervals.

In case a pimple crops up to affect the look, a drop of Visine can help in getting the red spot out and then covering it with the concealer followed by the application of foundation.

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