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Bride Claire



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I met bride Claire thru a former bride only this year. I get to meet a lot of people from weddings and when they learned that I was the one who did the make up of the brides and other members of the entourage, they ask me a lot of questions and so they become my clients too.

Make up Look
 She chose to have traditional make up for her garden wedding.She has perfect skin. She booked me without any trial so I did my best in creating a natural for her just accentuating her features. For me, her best feature were her eyebrows. I never did anything to change it. I just want her to look natural.The color palette was fresh veering away from smoky or dark colors.

Hairstyle
Again, it would be best to have the hair in a traditional updo in a garden wedding. It is the safest and most practical way to do due to the main reason--- the weather here is humid so people tend to perspire a lot.But again, it depends on the client's facial features. I chose a hairstyle for Claire that looks fresh and youthful on her that balances her features.

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