Professional make-up artists in London agree that gorgeous Asian bridal make-up looks are achieved through natural finish concealers that add light coverage to the skin. Bridal choices are decided upon by their personality. Make-up is lightweight with luminous foundations to enhance natural skin and complexion.
Some brides love a more natural, simple look sometimes with a bit of sparkle by using fine make-up glitter. When applied to the right areas the result is eye-catching. Glitter will add more definition to the areas where it is applied and catches the light and reflects brightness to the eyes.

This stunning look is beautiful for Asian brides who want an appearance that is not too simple but enhances their natural beauty. It will compliment Asian brides who want to wear red lipstick and not stand out too much.
A winged liner Asian make-up look is an exquisite style that has evolved over the decades. It is soft and sophisticated and has a modern approach with a 20-degree angle. Metallic tones such as gold, silver, and bronze complement traditional occasion wear and are best accentuated by gentle highlights and blush.
“Asian bridal make-up has changed from a standard liner and red-lip formula. There is no right or wrong look, brides should remember wedding photos last a lifetime and should consider what suits them best instead of following the latest trends,” said Tina Prajapat, Makeup Artist / Director, of Hair Makeup.

Well-defined almond eyes are a central part of good make-up. Dark smokey eyes with gold and bronze undertones can uplift one’s face and are ideal for both the magical wedding day and night reception or party.
Great eyebrows accompany well-applied eyeshadow always begin with an eye primer on the lid and blend hard edges on the outside edge of the eye’s shape. A professional make-up artist can assist the bride-to-be with various tips for a gorgeous Asian look.

Eyeshadows are easier to apply make-up than pencils because they are easier to blend and a small-haired eyeliner is best to apply eyeshadow. If there is no primer one can always use a concealer that is a shade lighter than the skin. Eyeshadow must be well blended for the colours to soften and come together.

Always end eye make-up with liner, mascara, or lashes with under-the-eye concealer. Eyeshadow does not always work on its own and if the result does not come out as desired, repeat the applied make-up process until the desired finished result is achieved.

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Graduated from The London College of Fashion in 1996, Tina Prajapat has worked as a freelance hair and make-up artist based in London. Tina has worked on a variety of media projects that range from editorials and music videos to advertising. For over 20 years, she has specialised in Asian and Indian bridal hair and make-up. She has worked backstage at many shows such as The Brit Awards and has worked with the singer, Beverley Knight. Tina has made a name for herself as she received many appointments for her bride's hair and make-up skills. With her business’s growth and demand from clients, she began to share and teach her techniques as a qualified City and Guild teacher. Visit https://www.hairmakeup.co.uk.