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It's the 'One' Thing Brides Are Neglecting on the Big Day

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Recognized high fashion Celebrity Makeup Artist help brides tie the knot with a blend of flawless tradition, glamour and beauty

GLASTONBURY, Conn., June 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Between the dress, the head piece and losing weight, trying to keep it sane, most brides forget to get their skin in shape.

Sandra Downie, a licensed Esthetician and recognized Bridal Beauty Expert, knows what brides are going through as they crunch down for the big day. She says that flawless makeup begins with healthy skin. "With stress levels peaking 6 to 8 weeks leading up to the exchange of vows, we find brides panicking and their stress levels showing on their faces. Skin conditions like acne, rosacea and dryness can often get worse during this time period. But with easy skin care tips they can be radiant for the special day and beyond."

Sandra mentions, "I understand the stress of organizing a wedding. It is a full time job. But like the vows they are ready to take that are meant for a life time, so should care be given for the health, wellness and beauty of their skin."

As a licensed Esthetician, Downie's bridal tips have helped transform bridezillas into princesses. In most cases diet and exercise, coupled with a healthy skin care regime encourages brides into a life style change.

Sandra adds, "A makeup application is only as flawless as the condition of the skin underneath. In other words, beautiful makeup begins with healthy and radiant skin."

"A bride's beauty look does not need to be exaggerated to make their special day memorable. For example, for those in the Asian and Indian community, I recommend they enhance their beauty with their traditional wedding makeup artistry that adds a touch of elegance to their big day and helps them reconnect with their roots," comments the make up artist.

According to recent studies and Bridal Beauty Expert Sandra Downie, the business of weddings generates 36 billion dollars or 2.4 million weddings annually. For more information on Sandra Downie, log on to http://www.sandradownie.com .