Wedding Day Skincare

Written By Alisa G
 

First of all, congratulations! Finding the person you want to spend your life with is an amazing accomplishment. I remember being in your shoes years ago, and I know how much excitement and effort goes into preparing for your Big Day. To make things easier for you, I’ve put together a simple plan to help you achieve the perfect day you’ve been dreaming of.

6 months before the big day

Find an esthetician who can create a personalized skincare plan for you, including professional products for your home routine. Stick to products with Vitamins A, C and E, antioxidants, peptides, and growth factors. Keep it simple with a daily routine of cleanse, tone, moisturize, and protect.

4 months before the big day

Commit to monthly facial treatments to give your skin a boost leading up to your wedding day. Remember that your diet also plays a big role in the health of your skin, so stick to a healthy and balanced diet.

3 months before the big day

Schedule make-up and hairstyle trials to make sure your vision matches their vision for your big day. Start using conditioning serum for your eyelashes and eyebrows to enhance your wedding day make-up.

The night before

Take some time to relax with a warm bubble bath and green tea, and make sure to get plenty of sleep.

The day of

Sneak away for a 15-minute yoga or meditation session to relax, and then let your hair and make-up artists work their magic.

Enjoy your celebration and all the hard work it took to get there.

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Alisa G

Alisa G is a licensed esthetician and the founder of Alisa G Skin Studio, a private clinical skincare practice on Park Avenue in Winter Park, FL. She specializes in compromised skin barriers, rosacea, and reactive skin, with advanced corrective training across the U.S., Russia, France, and Japan. Alisa takes a limited number of clients by design, building every treatment plan around what the skin shows her that day rather than a preset protocol.

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