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Looking your best on your wedding day is no easy task. There are so many odds and ends that can be forgotten about or not properly taken care of. From makeup to hair, there are six commonly made mistakes when it comes to your wedding beauty. I will give you the skinny on what to avoid and how to fix the problems.

The first beauty mistake includes the application of eyelashes. A little extra eye drama is a good thing. Just make sure that you have a classy eye lash selection that is applied correctly. You do not want to chose lashes that pull attention away from your face and directly to the lash. They should compliment your features. Make sure that you apply them correctly. Different lashes have different application instructions and they should be followed very carefully. Nothing ruins a romantic moment like an eye lash falling off your lid.

If your wedding hair includes curls, make sure that your curls are in place and that none of them feather outward. Curls that feather outward cause your hair to look unfinished and hastily done. A veil may be in place but it will probably come off during the reception so make sure every hair is in place before the veil goes on so that minor touching up is needed when it is time for it to come off.

Tans and bronzes are the next malfunction. Some women want to look as though they have been kissed by the sun on their wedding day. This is fine and in most cases is beautiful. It takes a down turn when the color comes out orange. Being orange is not only unattractive and unnatural, but it can actually clash with your hair and wedding colors. Make sure that you test out your tan options out in advance.

Bobby pins are another looked over hair mishap. If bobby pins are needed, they should match or come as close to matching your hair as possible. In addition to this, they should be applied under the hair so that they can not be seen. If they can not be tastefully applied under the hair, they should try to be replaced with a decorative barrette.

Blush to rosy up your cheeks can make you look very flattering and add to your bridal glow, but just like the tanning and bronze, you do not want to over do it. Too much rose on your shoulders pulls your cheeks and shoulders alone to attention. Going for a soft rosy cheek is classy and classic.

Lip liner is meant to be seamless with your lipstick. Being able to see where your lip liner starts and stops is another mistake. Your lipstick should match the liner and compliment the rest of your make up. It is important to remember that its about an overall, put together, sexy yet classy look.

All of these beauty mistakes are small in stature and often not thought of in the planning of the wedding by they are extremely important. You want your wedding to be remembered for all that went right, not all the blunder that could have been avoided or fixed.

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Source by Catrina Jackson