With wedding season quickly approaching I wanted to provide you
with a guide to picking a makeup artist who is perfect for you and why you
should hire a professional makeup artist for your wedding day.
You could just do your makeup yourself,
why should you hire an artist?
1. Knowledge is power. A professional makeup artist is trained on how to highlight
and contour in just the right places, bring out your best features and cover up
that blemish that showed up the night before your big day. Did you know that
wearing a foundation with an SPF in it can actually make your face appear
several shades lighter on camera?
2. Your wedding party will be picture
perfect. Does your
sister love thick black eye liner and a light pink lip? Does your best friend
prefer the no makeup approach? A professional makeup artist will take everyone’s
opinion and personality into account to create a uniform look for the entire
party.
3. You deserve it. You spend so much time planning and a lot of money on your
venue, the flowers, the dress, why skimp on your beautiful face? Although you
may look beautiful on a day to day basis with your mascara, blush and gloss,
for that big day hire someone who specializes in makeup for photography.
How to choose the makeup artist that is
right for you.
1. Ask
around. Have you recently
been to a wedding where the bride looked absolutely stunning? Let her know and
find out who did her makeup!
2. Review several makeup artists in your area
including those recommended by others. Look at their portfolio and see if their makeup
style matches your own. Watch for things like skin tone matching and attention
to detail- do not ignore what looks like a red flag.
3. Education
and Sanitation. For me,
the two go hand in hand. Are they educated on how to properly sanitize product
or are they redipping mascara wands, putting dirty brushes in with the clean
ones, etc.
4. Personality.
You will be spending the
entire morning of your wedding with your makeup artist. She will most likely be
in the room with you getting ready and will be one of the first people to see
you in your dress, giving you that last swipe of gloss. Make sure she is someone
you are comfortable with.
I hope you found my first post helpful and feel free comment with any questions.
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