Go Natural & Be the Best Version of Yourself on Your Wedding Day



As a bride, it is only natural that you’d want to look extra special on your wedding day, and we couldn’t agree more on that. However, it becomes a completely different matter when you think wearing heavy makeup or following the latest makeup trends can get you that extra special look. Those, sweetie, are big no-nos that no wedding makeup artist in the Philippines would suggest.

Remember that your wedding day is not the time to experiment with a different makeup look. Instead of wearing heavy makeup that can make you look like somebody else, experts suggest going for the natural look. The goal is to look the best version of yourself—fresh, natural yet gorgeous—on your wedding photos. You wouldn’t want to appear like a completely different person when you look back some time from now, don’t you?

Also, less is more when it comes to wedding makeups, especially in humid countries like the Philippines. You wouldn’t want your wedding makeup artist touching you up one too much times when your do smears, and this is another reason why going for the natural look is ideal.

That said, StyleCaster offers some handy makeup tips to pull off a natural look:

  • Hydrate your skin with moisturizer before applying makeup.
  • Use concealer to get rid of imperfections and achieve glowing skin.
  • Avoid cakey makeup and go for powder or liquid foundation.
  • Go for a subtle blush that blends to your cheek. Blush colors vary depending on your skin tone, but peach usually looks great on every tone.
  • For your eyelids, apply a neutral color that is a shade or two darker than your skin tone.
  • Go for light pinks, peach or sand color for your lips.
  • If you don’t have dark eyelashes, you might want to apply a thin layer of mascara for a more dramatic look.
  • Avoid eyeliners especially since weddings tend to be an emotional event. You wouldn’t want to smear your eyes when things get pretty emotional, right?


Now that you know how you can achieve the best version of yourself, you can now relax until your big day comes. Just make sure to ask your makeup artist in the Philippines to do a trial three months before the wedding to avoid messing up on your actual day.




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