Pre-wedding beauty routines can be hectic, mainly because there is no scope for mistakes. Here are some beauty treatments you should not experiment with right before the D day.
A wedding calls for many arrangements, some of which can take months to get settled. Once the venue and wedding dress is sorted, it's time to make sure you turn to your health and make your look absolutely flawless. Even though you might be tempted to make some significant changes to your look, it might be a bad idea to experiment with such changes close to the wedding. Here are some popular beauty treatments you must avoid before your wedding.
Dermaplaning
This exfoliating method is praised by many. It uses a scalpel to remove dead skin and debris from the surface. Even though the results are smooth, they may trigger sensitive skin and give you red skin and allergies.
Chemical Peels
Chemical peels can leave your skin peeling for up to four days, depending on how the treatment was done. If your skin is prone to breaking out with a change in the wind, then you should avoid it at least a month before your wedding.
Microdermabrasion
Like chemical peels, microdermabrasion is not something you should try if you have never done it before. If you are familiar with your skin's reaction, scheduling an appointment for microdermabrasion a month before the wedding is a good idea.
Microblading
Semi-permanent eyebrow service can produce excellent results. It fills in anemic eyebrows by meticulously painting the individual hairs on your face. But this causes irritation and swelling for 48 hours. The effect can also last up to a whole year, so make sure you hire the best technician possible to do it.
Facials
It's a great way to pamper yourself before the big day. However, getting multiple extractions is not the most relaxing thing to give your skin at the last moment. Your skin will likely be red, swollen, and healing for several days.
Botox
These youth-enhancing injections take approximately three weeks for results to appear. It is essential to allow yourself enough time to see the results of Botox if you are passionate about it. If you are a Botox novice, it is a good idea to start researching at least a year ahead.
New Hair Color
As tempting as new hair color might seem, it takes a toll on your hair. If you are new to hair coloring, skip it for the wedding and do it when you have time to nurture it.
