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Behind the Scenes & Makeup Pro Tips

byAnkur Singhi MakeoversTravels across India for destination weddingsStarts from15,000 per sessionView full gallery

Peek behind the brush: see how I build your look from initial skin prep to the final, glowing finish.

A quick tip: always use a smaller brush when applying pressure for contouring or blush. Using a big brush can make the face appear wider, but a small brush gives precise, beautiful definition.

On popular request, here is a step-by-step tutorial of my dewy and radiant bridal makeup. Watch to see how I create that signature glow.

Here is a tutorial on one of my most loved makeup looks. This video shows the process of creating a royal bridal look, from skin prep to the final touches like setting the pasa.

A glimpse into my technique. Here you can see me defining the lower lash line and applying blush to create a soft, blended, and radiant finish.

Watch me work on creating these beautiful matte eyes. The key is in the blending and layering of shadows to build a look that has depth and elegance.

A big thank you to Character Cosmetics for sending these amazing products. I love using high-quality, long-lasting makeup in my kit to ensure my brides look flawless all day.

The final touches are everything. Here, I am carefully placing the passa, a traditional piece of jewelry, to complete this stunning royal bridal look.

A behind-the-scenes moment of putting the final bindi on my gorgeous Nikaah bride. It's these small, traditional details that complete the look.

Watch me apply blush to create that perfect, natural flush. This is a key step in achieving the 'glass skin' look that so many of my brides love.

A close up look at how I create the perfect smoked bridal eyes. It's all about careful blending and building intensity to make your eyes the star of the show.

About Behind The Scenes & Pro Tips

A quick tip for your own vanity: always use a smaller brush when applying pressure for blush or contour. A large, fluffy brush often spreads the pigment too widely, which can make the face appear broader. Using a smaller, precise tool gives you that clean, sculpted definition that stays focused right where you want it.

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