Bridal Style Inspirations with Connie Ng Make Up

Bridal styles should not be limited to the classic chignon and rosy makeup. There are plenty of ideas out there; trends in other countries or the favorite style of a fashion icon. I saw some photos of Connie Ng's work and it inspired me to write this post. 

The process of prepping the face is usually very tedious with layers of protective moisturizer, primer base, right concentration of liquid foundation, face powder and what not. Connie created the healthy looking porcelain complexion loved by every Japanese girl, using a combination of the right cosmetic products and technique. It did not look too heavy or thick on the face. To add the Gyaru effect, the bottom lashes have been emphasized and a special liner used for the extra sparkle. The big curls are toned down for a more lady-like look.

The Beehive is a timeless bridal hair-style that never goes out of date. Connie completed the bride's retro look with thick eyeliner and lush black mascara. Get ready to rock this fashionable 60's look with a hair band, tiara or simple hair piece.

Try the Gatsby (1920's) look or birdcage veil which is classic and stylish. You can also use a floral hat. Make sure you wear it in front or at the side so that it's adequately prominent. For a more dramatic look slab on a lighter foundation shade and go for the gorgeous red lips. And you will surely make a vintage fashion statement at your elegant wedding.

KOREAN CONCEPT INSPIRED MAKE-OVER
Connie adopts the soft Korean make-up and hair styling which is the formula of demure Asian beauty, combines it with some Western influence. It produces very modern bridal looks suitable for Asian women's delicate features. Having loose ends, tendrils, tousled knots or updo's can make the appearance more natural in a chic way. It's less stiff.

To make the eyes look three-dimensional, Connie applied medium shimmery color on the eyelid and darker shades at the end of the eye. The correct blend of tones can take years off your face. The eye lining, use of fake lashes and mascara will also affect the overall outcome. It could be dark and thick but should look as natural as possible. If you want a more youthful and relaxed bridal style for a casual reception for instance, try the half up hair - with intertwined french braids and half down - natural waves. Put on a butterfly, ribbon or flower hair piece pair with a multi-strand necklace.