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BUT does it mean those styles suit you? For both my Sabyasachi and Manish Malhotra lenghas – I had to be made to try them on by my mum and my sister. I know so many brides who create a scrap book or pinterest boards on outfits they like. It’s great to have an idea of what you’d like to wear. And bingo that’s where we got my sis STUNNING lengha from. We bought a couple of gowns from Sonaakshi Raaj (I heart her work) and she told us to visit Tamanna Punjabi Kapoor’s store as we were still looking for my sister’s mehndi outfit. Even when we were in India we’d ask for further recommendations. I made sure I had each store’s address, telephone number, opening times and price range. I also read a lot of Indian wedding blogs and that’s how my list doubled. So getting a basic list was easy enough but I still carried on asking family and friends for recommendations. I did my wedding shopping in Mumbai and yep I already had a heads up on where to go because my blog is all about Indian fashion and I’m an avid reader of Indian fashion magazines. Wherever you decide to do your shopping do your research. I had in mind that I’d spend around £2k for my reception gown and I ended up buying a gorgeous Varun Bahl gown for £750. It’s tempting to break down your budget-allocating certain amounts to different occasion outfits but it doesn’t always work like that. And make a list of how many pieces you need. I’d say the first thing to do is to set a budget for all your bridal outfits. Image Credit: Vogue India…still love this editorial!īridal shopping can be exciting and fun but on the flip side it can be overwhelming and confusing too. But as I’m still suffering from a dirty ole cold- it’s this bridal post that’s been in my pending box that’s going out today! I’m sure regular readers and my twitter followers will be expecting today’s post to be on the recent AH-MAZING Aashni & Co wedding show + my guest appearance on BBC London’s Jo Good show. Subscribe to Glowwbox for £15 a month + P&P Glowwbox me on Facebook and Twitter! Tess and I didn’t really know the best way to apply the shimmer and a tutorial would have been great.

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And I’d really like to see videos or blog posts that show how to use some of the products. The Afro- Caribbean Motions product were great for Tess but not me. Suggestions for the Glowwbox team would be to aim products depending on subscriber. For £15 a month there’s an array of products in each box and its great to be introduced to products that I don’t normally hear of. I’m thinking its time I get a proper camera instead of my camera phone. The picture isn’t that clear and it looks more subtle than the lipstick actually was- it’s a deeper pinky brown nude than the pic shows. The reply I got from a follower is quite possibly the funniest tweet I’ve ever got! LOLLL!

Screenshot of the pic I tweeted with the lippy on. The face mask is still untouched but I’m saving it for when I get a window of pamper time!Ĭopying what the BBloggers do- the holding of the lipstick shot! The lippy is a really flattering glossy nude and the mascara was a really deep intense black. I loved the Lord & Berry lipstick and the Mehron Mascara. I had given the Motions hair products and the Bellapierre shimmer to Tess and was left with Mehron Mascara, Inlight-Super Food Face Mask and Lord & Berry lipsticks.

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So I like the idea of a beauty box service that provides an edit of the best products that work for my skin tone. For a start regular readers will know I’m a self confessed make-up dunce.

Here’s part two of the Glowwbox December Box review- this time its all about how the Brown Girl aka Moi got on.

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