Bridal Skin Care Routine: Get Ready For Your Wedding Day

Bridal Skin Care Routine: Get Ready For Your Wedding Day

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So, you said ‘Yes’ and are probably thinking about making your wedding day perfect, which you have dreamed of since you were a little girl. To make your skin glow and flawless, you have to start by following this bridal skin care routine for wedding day.

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Skin doctor

Consult your dermatologist

First and foremost, schedule an appointment with your dermatologist to discuss your skin conditions. They can suggest a routine that is most suitable for your skin type. They can help out with any of your particular needs regarding areas of your skin.

Consider laser hair removal

During your wedding week, you will already have enough on your plate to worry about facial and leg hair removal. The best solution would be to consider laser hair removal. It will remove all the unwanted facial hairs making your skin smooth and flawless. This treatment is optional, it also requires a lot more time and money but we are talking about your marriage which you want to be perfect in every way!

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 Healthy diet

Everyone knows that what you eat gets reflected in your skin. You should slowly switch to a healthy diet early on because a drastic change in your diet during your wedding week or month can have side effects which you must avoid. Take a protein-rich meal, green leafy vegetables, and fresh fruits. Also, include almonds and walnuts in your daily diet. Slowly cut down on sweets and oily food as they lead to unhealthy skin.

Start doing exercise or yoga

Any kind of physical activity plays an important part in the bridal skin care routine. It not only keeps you active and energetic but also reduces stress. All the sweating will contribute to blood circulation giving you glowing skin and a toned body.

Yoga helps to build your mental strength and relax your mind during these hectic and fast-paced days.

Build a proper sleeping schedule

As the wedding day approaches it is necessary for the bride to sleep well and get enough rest. You want to start building this habit in advance by getting 8 hours of sound sleep each night. Lack of sleep can lead to dark circles, puffy eyes, dehydrated and dull skin, so remember to get that beauty sleep!

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Bridal Skin Care Routine

Remember to Exfoliate

Exfoliating can improve the overall appearance of your skin by removing the dead skin cells. Exfoliation should be a part of any bridal skin care routine. You can do this on a weekly basis starting 3 months before the wedding day to make your skin shine.

Start getting facial

Monthly facials will cleanse and detoxify your skin. It provides a deep cleaning by getting rid of dirt, toxins, and oil build-up. Starting early can help you understand what works the best for your skin. Do a patch test of products provided by the salon professional to make sure there are no side effects. Facial massages will also help in reducing anxiety levels and uplift your mood.

Body Massages

You can get yourself an appointment in a spa. You can also start doing self-massages in the comfort of your home. Regular body massages improve blood circulation and give your skin the dreamy glow

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masoor dal face pack

Follow the CTM rule

CTM rule includes cleansing, toning, and moisturizing your skin. As a bride-to-be, it is crucial to keep your face clean on a daily basis to avoid any skin problems or breakouts. Use a cleanser that suits your skin type. Use the cleanser, toner, and moisturizer two times a day.

Consume a lot of water

Increasing your water intake can do wonders for your skin as well as your body. It helps to flush out toxins from your body and keeps you active during this tiring time. Hydrated skin will lead to fewer breakouts and clogged pores. Try to include juicy fruits in your diet and intake one glass of warm water in the morning every day.

Apply face/body mask

Now your wedding is around the corner, and you need to maintain this skin glow, the best solution is to use a face mask. If you want, you can purchase ready-made masks; also, there are various homemade face masks that you can easily make.

Here is a masoor dal body-pack for skin whitening and glow:

Ingredients

  • 1 cup Masoor dal (Red lentils)
  • 1 cup Milk
  • 8-10 Almonds
  • ½ tsp Turmeric powder
  • 2 Vit E capsules

Method

Soak the almonds and masoor dal in the milk. Keep it covered in the fridge overnight. The next morning grind both the almonds as well as masoor dal into a smooth paste. Now break open the vitamin E capsules and add them to the paste. Also, add the turmeric powder to it and mix well. In case you have extremely dry skin you can add some fresh cream or honey into it. Apply the body all over your body. It can be used on your face as well as your body. Let it sit for 30 minutes then rinse it away with lukewarm water. You can do this every day before bath.

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Do not take the stress

Taking a lot of stress can waste your months of skin care routine. It can make you look dull and exhausted. Getting some fresh air, talking to your friends and family members, making a to-do list, social media detox, and meditation are some ways that can help you reduce stress during this time.

It is excellent if you start preparing early, but if you cannot start the regime in advance, it’s okay. The most important thing is managing stress and taking special care of simple things like water intake, deep sleep, and a healthy diet. This routine will help improve your skin for the wedding; also, you can continue following it afterward.

 

References:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/11996253_Effects_of_Topical_and_Oral_Vitamin_E_on_Pigmentation_and_Skin_Cancer_Induced_by_Ultraviolet_Irradiation_in_Skh2_Hairless_Mice

 

Mona has been a part of the health and beauty-related industry for many years and loves writing on topics related to natural DIY, skincare, haircare, makeup, and fashion.