Island Life Magazine Ltd February/March 2011 | Page 108

fashion health & beauty
In 6 months time I will be a stunning
girl in a beautiful gown with glossy
hair piled high framing my happy
glowing face as I walk down the
aisle towards the man I love.
My family, his family, our friends will
all be present to see me looking the
most gorgeous I have ever been. So
ok, there’s a little work to do.

Island Life - February/March 2011

Wedding bliss I’ve said yes, I am
to be married

I’ve got a whole 6 months to prepare:
I have been happy with my quick flannel
face wash at night and a dab of moisturiser.
But those nuisance spots and open pores are
going to be a problem when it comes to having
that glowing complexion I dream of for my
wedding. So I think I’ll start a list of what needs
to be done. Get advice on a skin care

programme
Now if I’m going to be honest I have always
wanted to get rid of that very slightly obvious
top lip fuzz, well not that anyone else notices
but I for sure know it’s there...and that’s not all.
As I dream of a wonderfully romantic sun-kissed
honeymoon the sounds of the Caribbean
drifting around me – swimsuit, bikini, shorts,
sun-dresses, must have smooth hair-free skin.

Get advice on permanent hair removal
Being a traditional girl at heart I have dreamed
of the perfect princess gown, smooth satin and
antique lace – perfect. But aagh, what about
that niggly problem of underarm perspiration
I have had since my teens. Can usually hide it,
but on my beautiful day when I might be a little
nervy I don’t want that to spoil my amazing
dress. Get advice on Botox for underarm

perspiration.
I’m a really happy person but get bugged when
people keep saying to me “What’s wrong love,
you’re looking a bit cross”. Well actually I
have to blame my dear old mum’s side of the
family for this one. I have inherited the great
family frown line with matching droopy mouth
corners…I so want the photos to look great.

Get advice on Botox and Line Fillers.
(Will have to book mum for some too)
I love my family dearly, warts and all. But I
can’t feel grateful to them for passing on the
nose mole. Dad’s got one, grandma’s got a
real beauty closely followed for size by the one
on my otherwise cute nose. Get advice on

having nose mole removed (Dad and
Grandma are coming with me for that
one)
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