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Bridal Shopping - Beauty Tips - III

Week 4

This is radiance week!

Aromatherapy massage: Almond oil massage with a few drops of essential oil thrown in. Then a sandalwood body pack: Honey, milk, jasmine oil, rose oil, orange peel and a tablespoon of almond oil are mixed with sandalwood powder and applied.

Face: You now graduate to a gold facial, which should put the finishing touches to that glow.

Body: Visit the aromatherapist two days before your big day for a full body aromatherapy waxing: First, a pre-waxing aromatherapy lotion is applied to soften the hair, and is kept on for 10 minutes.

Then follows waxing with aromatherapy wax. If you're particular about getting your own wax, a few drops of lavender or teatree oil are added to it, to minimise the risk of rashes.

A few drops of teatree oil are also added to the water used for cleaning the body after waxing. An antiseptic, the oil also prevents rashes.

Diet: You now have a high protein diet along with nuts.

You're now ready, as ready as you can ever be, physically, to get married. Now make-up will only enhance your inner glow rather than hide any blemishes. You are the bride of today: Beautiful from head to toe. Naturally.

A History of Sweet-Smilling Bridal Beauty

For those with brows arched sceptically, aromatherapy for brides is not a new concept. Aromatic secrets have been used since the beginning of time for love and seduction.

The 'Kama Sutra' suggests using sandalwood, rose and jasmine for lovermaking and for beauty purposes.

Hindu brides have used sandalwood and jasmine as far back as the Vedic era.

Jewish brides had to go through a year-long purification process with myrrh and other fragrant oils. And, at Jewish weddings, guests were anointed with sweet-smelling oils.

Chinese brides massaged jasmine oil into their bodies after bathing.

African brides and grooms prepared for the wedding ceremony by coating their bodies with scented oils and creams--both to beautify their bodies and to ward off evil on the wedding day.

The English consider rosemary a symbol of love, and brides adorned their veils with sprigs of rosemary.
 
 
 
 
 
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