Hair and makeup ideas for a Desi/Pakistani wedding.

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Breeze T.

Jul 20, 2015

Breeze T.

That is very specific, I hope someone has been to this type of ceremony, I wish I could help!

Dani B.

Jul 20, 2015

Dani B.

You could always try something like this.
Something simple and then, as the events carry on, build the makeup to suit the occasion. If you plan ahead, you can manage to build your makeup without having to remove any, or as basic as replacing your lip shade as for the hair, simple yet manageable is always key.
I hope this helped >_<

Aurora S.

Jul 20, 2015

Aurora S.

Aren't there usually a few days long?
Try to avoid wearing plain black or plain white. Go for something more colorful.
I know traditionally red is only worn by the bride but I've seen brides wear different colors a lot more lately. Get some bangles if you can

I'd just go for bright colors as far as makeup. Like a nice bold lip color. Orange, pink or cream colors or nice warm toned shadows with bold winged liner.
It's just meant to be fun, a celebration. But if you're in doubt then stick to neutrals which I have been seeing more lately depending on the region I believe

Lara C.

Jul 20, 2015

Lara C.

Honeslty, my first thought when I read this was Tamanna Roashan, a makeup artist. Check her out on instagram and even snapchat her name is dressyourface. She does many traditional indian, pakistani and Afghan styles.

Ziar K.

Jul 20, 2015

Ziar K.

Honestly, you really can't really go wrong with Pakistani weddings. You can go all out :) I have so examples but anything really works.

Ziar K.

Jul 20, 2015

Ziar K.

Also

Ziar K.

Jul 20, 2015

Ziar K.

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