Texoma Bride Guide | Issue 007 | Summer/Fall 2020

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Michaels PhotographyTHE BLUSHING BRIDEWith so many things to check off your wedding to-do list, who hasgot the time to think of beauty and self-care? The answer; youdo! It’s never too early to start taking care of yourself and planningto look your best on your wedding day is a great motivator.Here are a few tips for looking your best in time for your big day.18
BEAUTY• Do what you can to reduce stress. We recommend reserving at least one night a weekfor some non-wedding fun with your friends or fiance, or quiet time to regroup andcatch up on your favorite shows. Any Bachelor fans out there?• If you’re thinking of trying a new hair color or style, you’ll want to start talking with yourstylist 5 to 6 months out from the big day. That way you’ll have plenty to time to makeadditional changes or grow your hair out before the big day.• Skin care! Start a good cleansing and moisturizing program as soon as you get that ringon your finger (if you haven’t already), and consider consulting a medical professional forany blemishes or lines you want to fix. Looking amazing for your wedding is also a greatreason to make appointments for monthly facials if it fits within your budget.• Examine your eating habits, but don't crash diet or seriously deprive yourself. Theeasiest way to loose those stubborn few pounds is to track your calories and be mindfulof everything that passes through your lips. If you're not planning to use a nutritionist,stick to specific goals, like incorporating more whole grains and fruits and veggies intoevery meal.• A great way to de-stress and also tone up those arms and legs is by exercising. A walkaround the block each night is an easy way to start, but a few sessions with a trainer mayhelp to jump-start your routine and give you some tips and tricks. Try practicing yoga;the postures build strength and are great tension relievers as well. You'll look great, feelbetter and be less stressed out.The week leading up-to the wedding is usually stressful and full of last minutepreparations. Be sure to take time for yourself and keep these tips in mind:• Avoid overindulging in salty snacks and alcohol in the week leading up to the wedding. Weknow its hard to resist the cheese plate and the glasses of wine, but you’ll thank us later.• Consider a bikini wax and a final eyebrow shaping so you have less things to worry abouton the day-of (and on the honeymoon!).• Splurge on a massage. After all the work you’ve done to put together your dream day, youdeserve it. Booking a facial the week before the wedding wouldn’t be a bad idea either. Butmake sure you give your face a day or two to get back to normal.• Drink lots of water.• Pack an emergency beauty kit of items you shouldn't leave home without.• Deep condition your hair.• Exfoliate your skin (with products you've tried before) to amp up your wedding day glow.• Have a professional pedicure and manicure.• On the day of the wedding, be sure to eat a healthy breakfast to help keep you energizedfor the long day ahead.• While you’re getting your hair and make up done (or doing them yourself), don’t forgetto wear a robe or button-down shirt that can be easily removed once you’re ready to puton your dress. If possible, find one that matches the color of your gown, to help with themakeup application. You could have your bouquet near by and pick up some of the colorsfrom the flowers for your eyes, cheeks and lips.Above all things, sit back and enjoy the day!1 9
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