This is a guide on how to prepare for the New Year holidays 3 months in advance.
Steps
Step 1. Start looking for the dress three months in advance
You need to find a dress that you feel comfortable in. If you have any doubts or are not sure, don't buy it. You don't want to worry on the day of the party.
Step 2. Make your appointments so that not all seats fill up and there is room for you
Nails, hair, limousines and hotel rooms are the essentials and that's all you really need. You could, of course, book a facial cleansing, but you will need at least two days to get your face back before you can do your makeup, and if this is your first time, or if you have any allergies or if you have had reactions in the past or are experiencing a new product, then you should give yourself at least five days to get your skin back.
Step 3. Start a month in advance by searching magazines, making a make-up list you need, and getting make-up ideas
Mark the pages you like and keep the instructions if you find any useful makeup tips.
Step 4. Call to confirm your appointments
It's best to make appointments in advance so that the salon isn't full when you need it. Since tanned skin looks good with any outfit you want, you can start with tanning sessions 3 to 4 times a week. A salon with tanning lamps is the place to go, because you will tan even more than outdoors. If you need to make some changes to the dress or dye the shoes, do it now.
Step 5. Make your companion fit you (ie, your suit matches his tie or vest)
Order a bouquet for your dress (corsage) and a boutonniere for him to put in the buttonhole. If you used your parents' credit card to book the bus or limo and hotel for the party, collect the money now.
Step 6. Buy tickets as soon as possible
If tickets go on sale earlier for older students, take advantage of it if you are. They end much faster than you think. Try to get the same table as your friends. Buy any last-minute accessories or jewelry and toenail polish if you're not going to have a pedicure.
Step 7. Make sure you have everything you need one week before the event
Try on the dress and make sure it fits perfectly.
Step 8. Polish jewelry and confirm appointments
It seems excessive, but it is worth confirming them.
Step 9. Confirm your appointments the day before the party
Step 10. Make a list of things you will need for after the party, such as clothes and other necessities
Step 11. Load up your phone and camera, organize your bag and, if you're going to get ready at a friend's house, arrange everything you need
Try on the dress with shoes and jewels one last time and get ready for the night at the hotel. (There will be a list in the "Things You Will Need" section).
Step 12. Invite a friend to sleep with you
If you forget something, she might remember it. Your involvement will likely infect each other, increasing your emotion.
Step 13. Wake up around 9:30 on the day of the party
Step 14. Have breakfast and eat an apple to wake up properly
Step 15. Take a bathrobe and take a bath (not a shower, bathing helps you relax)
Step 16. Wash your face and body with products that make you feel good and leave a good scent
# Shave! Use hair removal cream instead of soap to make your skin smoother. Shave your armpits, legs, bikini line (or Brazilian, if you like), and arms if your dress is sleeveless and the hair is dark.
Step 17. Get out and dry. Use pumice stone on your feet to make them softer
Step 18. Apply a revitalizing lotion
Step 19. Brush your teeth very carefully
Use a whitening mouthwash before brushing your teeth (such as Listerine whitening). Wash them with toothpaste. Floss. Use a mouthwash that does not contain alcohol or sugar.
Step 20. Get dressed (not the party dress) and polish your feet
Use a color that matches the dress. Go shopping for the after party. (There is a list of suggested after-party items in Things You'll Need.) If you are going to a friend, pack your things and go.
Step 21. Take your overcoat, if she's planning to wear it, and your purse, in which you should keep a lip gloss, a stain remover pen (for that friend who always gets dirty when she eats), and anything else necessary, such as perfume., deodorant, dental floss, tissues, pain reliever, etc
Step 22. Leave things with your friend and go to your appointments
After your appointments, go back to her house and get things ready for the hotel or after party.
Step 23. Put on your makeup, dress, shoes and jewelry
Don't forget the deodorant! Put on the perfume, whatever fragrance you want, and do the last-minute touch-ups. Then collect everything.
Step 24. At your friend's house, take some photos of your companions and other friends, if any
If possible, ask your parents to come by and take your photos. It may seem trivial, but it will be worth it in the long run and others in the party will appreciate it too.
Step 25. Go to a nice place to take pictures with all the guys from the bus or limo who are going to the party
Go to the party and have a blast!
Advice
- If you don't have a date, go to the party anyway! You don't have to have it to have fun and you certainly won't be the only single there. When some slow showers come along, find someone else who is there alone and ask them to dance, even just as friends. Don't let anything spoil the evening - you'll remember it forever.
- If you are going with a group of people, a bus will probably be better than a limo, as it can carry 3 times as many people as fit in a limo, depending on the size.
