Behind the Scenes & Makeup Tips
Makeup is more than just brushes and products. It is about being there when you need a helping hand, whether that means fixing a broken piece of jewelry or knowing exactly how to handle sensitive skin on your big day.
A makeup artist's job goes beyond makeup. When the bride's nath broke just before the ceremony, I was able to fix it. It's these little things that ensure a hassle-free day for my clients.
A million-dollar hack for a dark or pigmented chin area. In this quick tip, I explain why you should avoid applying highlighter directly over concealed areas to prevent them from looking dark.
A glimpse from my masterclass where I taught this "no-filter" makeup look. I love showing my students how to capture their work perfectly on camera to showcase the true quality of the makeup.
A behind-the-scenes shot of me applying blush to a bride. The right placement and amount of blush are key to a fresh, youthful glow.
Another angle of me at work. I'm using a blush palette to customize the perfect shade for my bride's skin tone and her red lehenga.
Sharing a smile with my bride during the makeup process. Creating a comfortable and happy atmosphere is a huge part of the experience.
The final touch. Applying lipstick is one of the last steps that brings the whole look together.
About Behind the Scenes & Tips
A makeup artist's role does not end at the vanity mirror. When I am on site, I am often the one pinning a tricky saree, fixing a broken nath just minutes before the ceremony, or calming nerves. These are the moments that truly matter, ensuring your day flows without a hitch.
Sharing my process is just as important as the final look. Many clients ask how I handle specific challenges like pigmentation or humidity.
Fixing Common Makeup Issues One major hack I swear by is avoiding highlighter directly over concealed dark or pigmented areas. It only draws more attention to the texture. Instead, I focus on color correction and a smooth base. Similarly, for Mumbai weddings, I rely on baking techniques to keep the T-zone matte and sweat-proof under bright stage lights.
More Than Just Makeup Your look is a combination of skin prep, jewelry, and styling. I always carry an emergency kit because I know that a loose pin or a broken necklace can cause unnecessary stress. My goal is to ensure that by the time you walk out, you are not worried about your makeup or your drape. You are just ready to enjoy your moment.
Whether you want a natural, no-filter look or a traditional style, my approach remains consistent. I focus on skin that looks like skin, not a heavy mask. If you have questions about a specific style or need advice on how to prep for your event, reach out and let us talk about it.
Premlata Sahu
I am Premlata. I have been painting faces and hearts since 2017, and these days, I am soaking in the joy of expecting my own little one. I believe makeup should make you feel like yourself, just a little more radiant.
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