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title: "Weddingbells: Bridal Beauty Guide - Spring/Summer 2016"
description: If you want your skin red-carpet ready, you’ve got to get on a serious skin regimen. We asked dermatologist Dr. Lisa Kellett of Toronto’s DLK on Avenue to share her wedding skin strategies.
---

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# [Weddingbells: Bridal Beauty Guide - Spring/Summer 2016](https://dlkonavenue.com/blog/bridal-beauty)

 Written by [DLK on Avenue](https://dlkonavenue.com/blog/author/gadmindlk) | Apr 8, 2016, 6:00:38 PM

# **The ultimate bridal beauty guide**

**HOW TO GET GORGEOUS GLOWING SKIN**

*By Alison McGill*

If you want your skin red-carpet ready, you’ve got to get on a serious skin regimen. We asked dermatologist **Dr. Lisa Kellett** of Toronto’s DLK on Avenue to share her wedding skin strategies.

**What are great daily skincare basics every woman should be doing, and what’s an ideal routine pre-wedding?**  
“I have a few essentials: Daily SPF of 30 or greater, a topical vitamin A liquid at night, and a topical vitamin C liquid in the morning. This regimen should be followed each day and skin will look gorgeous — guaranteed. When preparing for your wedding, I recommend addressing any major skin concerns that won’t clear up overnight, things like acne, acne scarring, unwanted hair, tattoos, leg veins and brown spots.”

**How far in advance should a bride start micro-managing her skin routine?**  
“Start as soon as possible but a minimum of six to eight months before the wedding day.”

**What treatments do you recommend to get skin looking extra-fabulous?  
**“Treat skin tone, brown spots and spider veins with a series of treatments like [ResurFx](https://dlkonavenue.com/non-ablative-laser-resurfacing) before the wedding. If you have frown lines and want to do Botox or some fillers, you should start around the same time—about two months before the big day.”

**What should you not do in the days before your wedding?  
**“This is not the time to try a new product or treatment. I recommend starting a treatment like [SilkPeel](https://dlkonavenue.com/dlk-treatments) a few months before your wedding, then have one two days before so your skin looks fresh and makeup application is even. If you feel an acne papule coming, see a dermatologist immediately, as there are a number of options to treat this.”

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