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Not for me, the graphic eyeliner approach — I like a more lived-in, slightly smudgy take on my eye makeup: black pencil blended along the upper lashline and the waterline below — a look best achieved with a soft pencil like Sonia Kashuk Dramatically Intensifying Kajal ($8.99, target.com).
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Sisley Instant Perfect ($72, amazon.com) does exactly what it says. The silky gel emulsion mattifies, makes pores seem to vanish and adds a subtle allover-evenness to the complexion. This genius potion can be used under foundation as a primer, over foundation to tone down shine as the day wears on — or even instead of foundation.
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Fresh notes of citrus and sweet orange blossom meet the faintest touch of patchouli in this airy yet earthy scent: Rich Hippie Bohemian Wedding fragrance roll-on (from $48, rich-hippie.com).
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It’s amazing how effectively Muji Facial Blotting Paper Linen Mixed ($2.25, muji.us) works to blot up excess facial oil instantly, leaving skin with a fresh, clean finish. I’ve tried many different facial blotters, but these are my favorite by far. I love the minimal packaging, the affordable price and the ease of use — no mirror needed.
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I am always on the lookout for the perfect lip-colored lip gloss: not too pink, not too beige — just natural and pretty, with a bit of subtle sparkle. Clé de Peau Beauté Shimmering Lip Gloss Trio ($50, cledepeaubeaute.com) features three iterations of this surprisingly elusive shade. Available November 1st.
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Tip of the Day: "If you want something different and even more engaging than a photo booth, consider a slow-motion video booth for your wedding. It provides tons of interactive fun for your guests and plenty of laughter," says Jessica Elizabeth from Jessica Elizabeth Photography.
Plus, check out 30+ Ways to Revamp Your Favorite Wedding Trends.
On a budget? Consider masses of baby’s breath for your centerpieces. They’ll make an impression without costing a fortune!
Photo Credit: Pat Dy Photography on Bride and Breakfast via Lover.ly
Tip of the Day: “Just because you have $1,500 set aside for your wedding dress doesn’t necessarily mean that you can buy a $1,500 gown! Tack on tax, and if you're not buying off the rack, you could get charged for shipping. You might need alterations too,” says Courtney Lutkus from Simply Radiant Events.
Make sure to leave yourself a little bit extra in your budget for all the other extras besides the actual gown, such as your undergarments, shoes, hair accessories and any jewelry.
Plus, check out 10 Mistakes Brides Make When Dress Shopping.
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