@jaelcameusmua: 1. Research. Your Makeup Artists’. Work. Does their work reflect the kind of bride I aspire to look like? No two artists are the same. They could even have the exact same kit/products and use them completely differently. 2. Book your bridal trial on the same day as your engagement photoshoot or bridal shower to see how it wears throughout the day. This way you feel glammed up and not like a fish out of water if it’s a Tuesday! 3. Wear light colors like white, cream, ivory and beige to see how the colors reflect off your skin. 4. If possible book your hair trial on the same day as well or wear it in a similar style as your wedding day! 5. Give your MUA ALL the details about your wedding day that can affect your makeup style. E.g.-Will your ceremony be held outside? Will you be changing into a different dress? Are you trying to stick to a theme? 6. If there’s a lipstick color you truly LOVE like; Charlotte Tilbury’s pillow talk, request it! 7. Be prepared to look like you have makeup on. 🙂 Yes, mascara is makeup. No, you need a lash on your wedding day. 8. Your Pinterest inspiration of “natural bride” from 2014 is absolutely photoshopped. 😔 9. As much as you love your bridal party/sister/Mom/whoever- we recommend not bringing guests to your trial as typically the vision of what you want & prefer to what others want is blurred. 10. We as your Makeup Artists want you to LOVE the way you look. So speak up and be honest about what you love and don’t after your trial. You won’t hurt our feelings. Even if that means we aren’t the right fit for your special day. We are in the service of you! #weddingtiktok #bride #bridal #bridetobe #bridesmaids #bridesmaid #makeup #bridalmakeup #bridalmakeupartist #tutorial #2024bride #2025bride #mua #muatips
