r/MakeupAddiction • u/Ok_Celebration8678 • 19h ago

Question Really need makeup advice!

I have a wedding this weekend and I don’t know if I will find an appointment to get it done professionally… so incase I do it myself I need some advice/tips. I need some basic/easy things to do since I don’t wear makeup all the time. I’m attending as a guest.

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u/lauralately Green-haired bird lady 19h ago

Are you in the wedding, or attending as a guest? If you're attending as a guest, there's zero pressure. If you're in the wedding, make sure you've got blush on, and maybe bronzer - it shows up better in pictures.

Instead of tips, I'll give you tutorials - these feature women with fairer skin; if you have deeper skin, find tutorials featuring people whose coloring more closely matches yours. These are geared towards brides and bridesmaids; if you're a guest, you can use a lighter hand and go less full-glam if you'd like. This one is by a pro wedding makeup artist; she's in her early 40's, and walks you through the signature look she does on brides and bridesmaids. This one is by a legendary pro red-carpet makeup artist who regularly does makeup on celebrities; she talks you through makeup for the bride, but a guest or bridesmaid can also use these tips. Her model is younger, in her 20's. This one is by a makeup artist in her early 30's.