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"So I have this board on Pinterest where I collect examples of perfect wedding makeup, and I suddenly realized that lots of these perfect-wedding-makeup photos have a certain something in common. Can you guess what it is?Look at these examples, then see if you can guess the makeup trick that&amp;#x27;s helping make all of these ladies look so ethereal, glowy and wedding-worthy. Source: google.com via Petra on Pinterest Source: themodelscout.tumblr.com via Petra on Pinterest Source: elle.com via Petra on Pinterest Source: arti-st.tumblr.com via Petra on Pinterest Source: vogue.globo.com via Petra on Pinterest One important detail these makeup looks have in common: a glint of pale shine at the inner corners of the eyes. Created with a light metallic shadow or liner, or some highlighter, this move not only brings light to the eye area for a look of wide-eyed charm, it also adds just a hint of fairy-princess ethereal-ness to your makeup. And actually, most of these makeup schemes also feature some shine on the bridge of the nose as well. That&amp;#x27;s not quite as intuitive as the eye shine--personally I always feel like making my nose totally matte. But as you can see here, putting a touch of strategic shine there completes that radiant-from-within feeling. How many of you will have strategic eye-and-nose shine as part of your wedding makeup? What other makeup tricks do you think are especially useful for a wedding day look?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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