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BRIDES-TO-BE 🚨 This is why her jhoomar started slipping… I had secured her jhoomar on top of her hijab, but it started slipping. After looking at everything carefully, I realised there were a few reasons why. She was wearing a gold silky hijab, which looked beautiful but the fabric was very slippery. Even when I added pins, they couldn't grip the fabric properly. The second and most important thing was that she wasn't wearing an undercap underneath her hijab. Her natural hair was smooth and slippery, the silk hijab was slippery, and then we added the weight of the jhoomar on top. There was simply no strong base for the pins to hold onto. This is why I always recommend my hijabi brides wear a good-quality, pure cotton undercap on their wedding day. ✨ Choose a cotton undercap that has good grip. ✨ It should fit securely and comfortably — not moving around underneath. ✨ The cotton gives us a much better base for securing pins and jewellery. ✨ Avoid very silky/slippery hijabs underneath heavy bridal jewellery when possible. ✨ If you're wearing a heavy jhoomar, tikka or dupatta, having a secure base becomes even more important. When there is only hair underneath, it's much harder to secure everything because we can't safely pin bridal jewellery directly into the scalp or rely on the hair to hold it. Think of your undercap as the foundation of your bridal hijab. If the foundation is secure, I have something to work with when securing your hijab, jhoomar, tikka and dupatta. Sometimes it's not about adding more and more pins — it's about having the right base underneath. So, my hijabi brides-to-be, please don't only think about how beautiful your hijab fabric looks. Think about how secure it will be for 8–12 hours on your wedding day too. 🤍 SAVE this before choosing your bridal hijab and undercap. UK brides-to-be 🤍 If you're looking for soft glam bridal makeup + hijab styling + dupatta setting + jewellery setting, DM me “BRIDE” with your wedding date, location and ready time. SEO: Hijabi bride UK | bridal hijab tips | bridal undercap | jhoomar setting | bridal jewellery setting | hijab styling UK | dupatta setting | Asian bridal makeup artist UK | soft glam bridal makeup
BRIDES-TO-BE 🚨 This is why her jhoomar started slipping… I had secured her jhoomar on top of her hijab, but it started slipping. After looking at everything carefully, I realised there were a few reasons why. She was wearing a gold silky hijab, which looked beautiful but the fabric was very slippery. Even when I added pins, they couldn't grip the fabric properly. The second and most important thing was that she wasn't wearing an undercap underneath her hijab. Her natural hair was smooth and slippery, the silk hijab was slippery, and then we added the weight of the jhoomar on top. There was simply no strong base for the pins to hold onto. This is why I always recommend my hijabi brides wear a good-quality, pure cotton undercap on their wedding day. ✨ Choose a cotton undercap that has good grip. ✨ It should fit securely and comfortably — not moving around underneath. ✨ The cotton gives us a much better base for securing pins and jewellery. ✨ Avoid very silky/slippery hijabs underneath heavy bridal jewellery when possible. ✨ If you're wearing a heavy jhoomar, tikka or dupatta, having a secure base becomes even more important. When there is only hair underneath, it's much harder to secure everything because we can't safely pin bridal jewellery directly into the scalp or rely on the hair to hold it. Think of your undercap as the foundation of your bridal hijab. If the foundation is secure, I have something to work with when securing your hijab, jhoomar, tikka and dupatta. Sometimes it's not about adding more and more pins — it's about having the right base underneath. So, my hijabi brides-to-be, please don't only think about how beautiful your hijab fabric looks. Think about how secure it will be for 8–12 hours on your wedding day too. 🤍 SAVE this before choosing your bridal hijab and undercap. UK brides-to-be 🤍 If you're looking for soft glam bridal makeup + hijab styling + dupatta setting + jewellery setting, DM me “BRIDE” with your wedding date, location and ready time. SEO: Hijabi bride UK | bridal hijab tips | bridal undercap | jhoomar setting | bridal jewellery setting | hijab styling UK | dupatta setting | Asian bridal makeup artist UK | soft glam bridal makeup

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