A wedding day is something that a girl starts planning since the day she could understand what marriage is. Pinning down every single detail to the T is of utmost importance from the wedding venue to what colour your nail paint is going to be. The Bride who is the center of attention needs to have the perfect wedding attire, matching jewelery and most importantly makeup that suits the former two. Needless to say, your makeup look really binds your wedding attire and your jewelery together to give you the perfect pictures to cherish the day you’ve been dreaming of since many years.
With the advent of technology and better photographic equipment, there has also been a dynamic change in the makeup industry with newer techniques coming up to give you a better look in real and on reel. The latest technique devised in the makeup industry is HD Makeup and Airbrush makeup. This blog is trying to illustrate for you what both these techniques entail so that you can make the best choice for you.
With the advent of high definition in photography, a bride’s face is exposed and even the most minute detail can be seen on your screen. High definition makeup or HD makeup provides for traditional use of brushes and sponges for blending products with light scattering ingredients which gives a very flattering and non-cakey look. Diffusing light creates the illusion of an even finish which leaves the blemishes, marks and pores undetectable.
HD makeup is often moisturizing in nature and a problem faced very often is that makeup settles into cracks and creases of dry skin. The hydration plumps up the dry skin resulting in HD makeup becoming most suitable for dry to normal skin type, however it can also be applied to oily skin. Apart from covering blemishes, acne scars and lines, HD Makeup also gives a more natural look than the traditional makeup techniques. HD makeup might as well be the right technique for your perfect wedding look.
Air brush technique requires for makeup to be applied using an air gun rather the traditional use of brushes and sponges. An airbrush system can be altered to suit every type of makeup application by changing the air pressure. As makeup is being airbrushed onto the face it connects with the skin as millions of droplets of formula which creates an even, sheer, natural appearance to the skin making it seem effortless and non-cakey. Airbrush makeup serves best for oily skin as its silicone based products do not come off and stay on for upwards of 12-24 hours. Airbrush makeup is also available for eye shadow, blush, eyebrows and lips and can be layered, shaded, highlighted and contoured. However, it is now considered that airbrush technique is more sanitary as there is no physical contact with the makeup artist.
It might seem a little too complicated, but when handled by a professional makeup artist like Rekha, it really brings out the best in you. With pre-wedding mock-ups, and personal consultation you can be assured you’ll be the prettiest you can be on your wedding day.
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