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Beauty

If ever an excuse was needed to treat yourself to " the beauty works," your wedding day or the wedding of someone near and dear does the trick. Beware of procrasination, according to those with expertise in getting the hair , skin and body into shape: the longer yyou plan ahead the better you'll look and feel.

"Reflexology" is skin-care specialist Lia Schorr's one-word answer to rejuvenating skin and reliving pre-wedding stress. "A reflexology foot massage is healing, relazing; everyone lover it," she says. Schorr also suggests amild, soothing seaweed facial at least three times over a period of two months; and brow shaping at least eight days before the wedding - preferably during a facial so the skin is not aggravated. Some clients start a year ahead to clear up their skin and keep it that way