Royal Makeup Ready

Every girl wishes to look like astunner at her wedding. Every girlwishes to make all the heads turn in her direction as she makes a grand entry to the venue. Decked in an elaborate lehenga with a heavily embroidered veil placidly resting on her head, her face exudes the charm of a royal princess. Isn’t that something how every girl would want to look like on her wedding day? Fret not, because we bring you a handy guide on how to nail the royal look.

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The royal makeup looks are totally slaying the season and have become the new favourite amongst the modern day brides. The quintessential Indian bridal look can become excessively elaborate and gaudy with various shades of reds playing their parts. The painstaking hours of light and deep strokes of brushes that it takes, all seems unworthy in the end. The royalties always want to be looked upon as who they really are and hence do not transform themselves into someone unrecognisable at first glance. Therefore, the royal makeup revolves around defining the gorgeous features one already has rather than creating a false perception of possessing illusory highlighted features. This look is not at all difiicult to create and will just take a bit of time and continuous effort. For achieving this stunning look that every bride is gushing about, let us first achieve the highly imperative royal glow.

Prepare The Bride

It takes numerous days of hard work to achieve a bridal look that expresses the perfection of regality. Firstly, the bride needs to undergo various facial treatments, just so her face becomes a smooth canvas for further adornment. To achieve the flawless royal look, your countenance has to be smooth and free of blemishes. A clear face makes for an excellent space to be worked upon so it can be transformed into a vision of beauty. Although the regal look is all about maintaining subtlety but more often than not achieving subtlety to the finesse requires much more aesthetic touches of makeup brushes than extravagance.

Unveiling The Royal Glow