Tips of Kaniz Almas

Tips:

Kaniz says the bride would do well to talk to her or to any other consultant in her parlor to avoid doing anything unnecessary for beautification. To make sure everything goes right on the wedding day, the bride may seek help from Kaniz in choosing what wedding attire of what color she should wear and with what jewellery. The important point to note is the bride's dress or sari should match her complexion and should be light enough not to be suffocating. There are a great variety of saris to choose from including those made of jamdani and katan and in the case of jewellery Kaniz recommends ornaments that are simple and not heavy. However, whatever the choice, it must fit into the budget as well. Sometimes it so happens that the girl who is going to get married works outside until her wedding day. Kaniz. says it is extremely important the girl remain in the house for at least fifteen days before the marriage so that she does not get sun burnt and tired. "Sometimes the bride finishes off her exam on the very day of her wedding and then I find it extremely hard to make her look beautiful since the tension and tiredness can never be hidden from the face even after applying a huge amount of makeup." Kaniz suggests that the wedding shopping should be done early and the bride should have a good sleep and take good care of her before the big day comes. On the wedding day the bride should carry a mirror with her to take a look at her whenever she needs to. Those who have oily skin should keep face powder with them because on oily skin the makeup can easily crack and to ensure that it does not happen the bride should apply face powder whenever she can. Those who have dry skin should keep a lip gloss or lipstick with them so that the lips do not become too dry. Most girls tend to complain that it becomes very hard for them to open their hair buns after the programme is over because of many clips and the stiffness of the hair due to hair sprays. Keeping this problem in mind, Kaniz claims, she uses very soft hair sprays in her parlor and only that much amount of vacuum is done which is required to keep the hair tightly attached together. She suggests that if the dupatta or the veil that is worn on the head is not transparent then the bride should go for very simple buns or braids. Unless it is essential, flowers hadn't better be worn around the buns. Cosmetics, even of reputable brands, may sometimes create problems especially on the oily skin so cleaning the face with time and care becomes essential. Kaniz has the tips in this regard: first the face should be massaged properly with a very good quality cleanser; then with a wet towel the cleanser should be wiped off the face and finally with a face wash that suits the skin the face should be washed. If still the makeup has not been removed the procedure can be repeated several times.