Make your hands glowing on your wedding!

Do not ignore your hands and feet. The bride's feet and ankles are often adorned with intricate designs of henna, so start taking precautionary treatment to heal cracks and yellow nails right away. Go in for regular pedicures. At home you can massage your feet with sesame seed oil every night to keep them soft and protected from developing cracks. If you have a hectic lifestyle, then at night before preparing for bed, soak your feet in half a bucket of warm water in which you have added ¼ cup sesame oil, 2 tbs sandalwood oil, 2 tsb milk powder, 2 tsp oatmeal and 1tsp powdered camphor. Soak your feet for about ten minutes then scrub then with a pumice stone on which you have taken the oatmeal. Your feet will feel petal soft and the camphor will help relieve tiredness and improve blood circulation.

Avoid nail polish on both hands and feet for a least four weeks before the wedding. This will allow your nails to breathe as well as prevent them from becoming yellow. A regular manicure is a must, for the hands will be adorned with bracelets and rings. Apply almond oil onto the hands every night before sleeping and twice a week apply the following : Melted was from a candle, 4 tsb sesame oil, 4 tsb sandal oil, 2 tsb milk. Mix well in a saucepan. Paint it on the hands using a broad dye brush and leave on until it solidifies. Be careful that you do no apply the wax on too hot otherwise you could end up burning yourself. Once it has solidified, peel off the wax. Your hands will feel like new! To protect long nails from becoming brittle, have a teaspoon of gelating every day with half a glass of water for two weeks. You will find that your nails do not break anymore.

Remember, no beauty expert can achieve any of the above for your overnight. To weave that magic spell over your groom, you must put together all the ingredients for your beauty treatment well in advance and follow the procedures diligently. So pamper your body and watch yourself glow with beauty, good health and happiness when the big day dawns. The admiration in your groom's eyes will be reward enough!