The haldi ritual is one of the most critical aspects of a wedding. This ritual is a sign of blessings as women in the family add haldi to the bride’s forehead. If you’re a bride-to-be, today is one of the perfect days of your life. Naturally, you want to look picture-perfect as the photographer takes candid shots of you during the ceremony. Although you could have already reserved a makeup artist for your wedding, you may always do some of your own makeup on the day of your haldi. Do you want a step-by-step guide to doing your own makeup? Read down…
When you have some mad friends or cousins around, the odds of you being in the same condition as in the movie Yeh Jawani Hai Diwani Haldi Ceremony are big, and you would certainly not go for a complete glam makeup on that day are clear. So, here are some basic beauty tips for your haldi ceremony that will help you look beautiful even with haldi all over your skin.
Scroll down to know the exact details about how to get ready for your Haldi Ceremony!
Steps to follow:
- Choose your base
- Add bronze to the eyes
- Create a winged eye
- Go for a sunkissed look
- Add colour to your cheeks
- Finish off with a red touch
Wear sunscreen!
Okay, regardless of the occasion, this is what you should already be doing. Haldi rituals are often held outside, where you are exposed to sunshine for an extended period of time, which can harm your skin beyond repair. Apply a generous amount of sunscreen to the uncovered parts of your body to protect your face.
Conceal your spots using a concealer
Avoid using mascara for this ceremony; after all, you don’t want a heavy makeup look. On the other hand, Concealer comes in handy for concealing all of the dark lines and spots on the skin. Apply that to your trouble area, and you’ll look flawless.
Neutral coloured eyeshadow
If you’re too impatient for a full-fledged wing eyeliner, get your hands on a cream-based eyeshadow stick in every medium hue. Colours such as gold, rose gold, and champagne look new and photograph well! Still, don’t go overboard. You might also use the same colour on your eyelids as you do on your lips and cheeks.
Highlight for natural glow
This is a move that no girl can skip, and you get all the Shimmer! Please do not use powdered highlighter; instead, use a strobing cream or cream-based highlighter and apply it to the high points of your face, blending it in to look subtle, flawless, and shiny!
Nude Lipstick
Since most haldi ceremonies occur during the day, avoid wearing dark lipstick shades that could be too bright for a daytime function. Choose a pretty nude shade that complements your undertones, and if you’re unsure, consult your makeup artist! We choose matte nude lipstick and remember to use a lip balm before applying the lipstick.
Makeup Setting Spray
Finally, spray a little beauty fixer on your face to fix some remaining makeup, and you’re ready to rock the whole look. You won’t have to think about your mascara disappearing or getting on the hands of those who add your haldi.