With brides-to-be, Drew Barrymore has shared her latest makeup tips and it’s to keep natural.
At the spring launch of her cosmetics line Flower, the pregnant actress – expecting a second girl with husband Will Kopelman – gave her advice.
At the New York event, Drew said that this day is very long-lasting and important for people and she thinks that overdoing it is the biggest mistake one can do.
Drew Barrymore shares bridal beauty advice
Drew added that don’t go crazy with some heavy foundation and crazy spiral curls and look like be yourself on your wedding day. It should be you, but the most natural, enhanced and beautiful version of you.
For her wedding to art consultant Will in 2012, the 39-year-old actress – known for her trademark bright red lipstick – recalled her own natural bridal look.
Drew said she wasn’t feeling it while tried to do a dark lip on her wedding day. Then, she went very natural. She was glad to do it as it took her ten minutes to wore very little makeup and do her hair. She just find that’s not the day for it, though she’s all for bold.
Drew Barrymore shares bridal beauty advice
She said it’s not the time to play around, but she appreciates some women who want to change their hair color for that day. Pick a shade that has powders, neutrals and greys in it, if you’re thinking of doing something bold like a nail but it tones down a ‘cuckoo factor’. She thinks that ‘cuckoo factor’ and wedding days are not a good combination.
Drew has grown up surrounded by makeup and hair teams as a child star, famous for her role in the ‘Extra-Terrestrial’. For the eventual launch of her cosmetics line, she attributed this.
She wrote on the brand’s website that she has grown up in a makeup chair, which is the reason to create this makeup line. In this aspirational environment, she loved watching women. But sending messages of empowerment was and always will be important to her.
Behind the brand, the philosophy is to access the highest quality products and to be em-FLOWER-ed.
Drew Barrymore shares bridal beauty advice
