You are all set to get married, but there is a situation. Your hair is done, you are through with your makeup, you have put on your gown but 'Oh, my God!!'-there is makeup stain on your gown. Well don't worry, we have brought for you some fast fixes that will bring back the smile on your lovely face.

Makeup Stain
Whatever you do please don't rub it. Press a little club soda onto the spot, then sprinkle salt on top to soak up the moisture. Let it dry. If a hint of a spot remains, touch up with white chalk or talc.

Ink Stain
Apply a touch of hair spray to a cotton swab and then rub lightly over the stain. This will remove the stain.

Oil Stain
Sprinkle some talcum powder on the spot. The powder will absorb the oil. Wait 15 minutes for the moisture to be absorbed, then dust powder off with a clean white towel. Repeat if necessary.

Blood Stain
Apply a little of your own saliva on the spot and then gently rub it. The acids will break down the stain. Works best when the blood has not yet dried.

Puffy Eyes
Sleep with your head propped up a few inches to help drain excess fluid from the blood vessels around your eyes. If they are still red and swollen when you awaken, then relieve puffiness with cold, wet tea bags to help tighten swollen tissue.

Red Pimple
Cover a red pimple with concealer as close to your skin tone as possible. If the blemish is dark, dab on a slightly lighter concealer with a small brush, then set with matching powder. If necessary, add a second layer of each.

Broken Nail
Apply a drop of fast-bonding glue to the nail break, and position a tiny bit of unused mesh paper from a tea bag on top. Then add another drop of glue. When it dries, file the paper down until you can't see or feel the edges, then top with a third and final drop of glue.

Oily Face
Come prepared with a small package of blotting papers, or keep a cotton handkerchief, loose powder, and big puff close on hand to remove excess oil from your face.