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Reminder: Book Your Facial

A pre-wedding facial may not be high on your priority list, but here are a few reasons why you may want to bump it up. (expert advice)

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Ann Hamilton

As your wedding day approaches, you want to be sure that you look your best.  For this reason, many brides book a facial appointment to get their skin in tip-top shape for the big day.  While a facial may not be high on your priority list, here are a few reasons why you may want to bump it up.

Fresh, Glowing Skin 

One of your skin specialist's jobs will be to remove the dead skin from your face.  This is done by exfoliation and will get rid of the dull, tired look that can often result from dead skin.  The result is fresh, glowing skin that is naturally you - not from a bottle!  He or she will also apply a moisturizer that will keep your skin soft and supple - even through all the stresses that wedding planning can bring.

Close-Ups

If you want close-up wedding pictures, you should probably not forget to book your facial.  The specialist will remove any blackheads, dirt and oil that may be clogging your pores.  These things are not attractive in a close-up wedding photograph - which is why so many women get them done!  In addition to removing this gunk from your pores, your facial expert will apply a toner or mask to help your pores close and your skin look stunning.

Cost of a Facial

The typical cost of a facial depends on your specialist.  If they are an excellent skin care expert and are in high-demand, it could cost up to $300 - and you'd better book well in advance.  However, most typical facial specialists will charge around $50 for the full treatment.

Helpful Tips to Remember when Booking Your Facial 

If you've never had a facial before, you should probably have one well in advance.  The last thing you want is to have an allergic reaction to something used on your face right before your wedding day.  Make an appointment a month in advance to have the regular treatment and make sure all goes smoothly.  If it works well and you're happy with the look of your skin, you can make a second appointment a few days before the wedding.

Not only is a facial great for the health of your skin, but it's also relaxing and can be very helpful for the stress of wedding planning.  Whether you're getting a facial massage or just enjoying the typical gossip of the specialist's office - it's a nice break from wedding planning.

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03/07/2010 at 10:38 am

What about a chemical peel - will that work and how far in advance should a bride get one?

08/03/2009 at 09:18 am

ladies i just wanna say im an esthetician and you guys are on the right track!!!.... get a deep pore cleansing about two weeks before and a basic exfoliation a week before your big day that will keep your skin radiant and it gives you enough time to recover if any irritation occurs.

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07/13/2009 at 10:10 am

Good plan Jaime, I think I am going to do the same thing, 4-6 weeks.

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01/20/2009 at 09:48 am

My esthetician told me that skin renews itself every 3-4 weeks.  I can't afford to go that often, so I try and go every 4-6 weeks.  It just depends on how busy I am.  I think I'm going to schedule my last facial about a month before my wedding and then have a quick touch up (maybe 30 min session) about 10 days before.  I'll have to ask her on Sunday when I see her.  I'll post her answer.

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