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5 Skin Care Mistakes to Avoid Before Your Wedding Day

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Your wedding day is such an memorable moment, and you want your skin to look and feel its best, avoiding any irritation and breakout. Below are 5 things to avoid to help you maintain your glowing complexion for your wedding day. 

Skincare routine suitable for wedding day
 
Avoid New Skincare Products: Trying new products too close to your wedding can lead to unexpected reactions. Stick to your trusted (Lucy Bee) skincare routine. Check out our 6-month guide for inspiration on the lead up to your wedding day! 
 
Skip Harsh Treatments: Avoid chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or facials which cause reactions within two weeks of your big day as they can cause redness or peeling. 
 
Don't Over-Exfoliate: While exfoliation is important, overdoing it can irritate the skin. Limit exfoliating to 2-3 times a week. 
 
SPF is your bestie: Protect your skin with SPF to avoid sunburns, which can cause peeling, redness, and uneven skin tone. 
 

Always take your makeup off before bed: Sleeping with makeup can clog pores and cause breakouts. Always cleanse thoroughly before bedtime. 

Skincare routine for wedding day 
We hope you found these tips useful to help keep your skin looking fresh and radiant, avoid harsh treatments and always keep your skin protected, focussing on hydrating and nourishing ingredients. Don’t forget to check out our organic and natural skincare range in preparation for your big day!  

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Lucy
Founder & CIBTAC beauty therapist

Lucy’s experience working in spas and salons shaped her interest in ingredients and the products we put onto our skin. Her own sensitive skin helped inspire the Lucy Bee skincare range, launched in 2020.

Our approach is to make caring for your skin feel straightforward, with thoughtful formulations and practical advice for everyday routines.

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