10 Tricks That Make You More Beautiful In Pictures (Must Read)
I know we all like to look really nice in pictures
especially this time that selfie is the big
deal...lol...I have some tips for you...I hope
you find it helpful...lol...enjoy!
1. Take a look at your favourite pictures of
yourself and try to spot a pattern. Do you like
the way you look from a certain angle? When
you smile a specific way? Try to replicate your
best poses next time you have your photo
taken.
2. Try this old school red carpet trick: Put your
tongue behind your teeth when you smile to
avoid a goofy, too-wide grin.
3. Blush is a must! Without some colour on your
cheeks, your face can look two dimensional in
photos. Use a medium pink shade on the
apples of your cheeks to help shape your face.
4. Try the “red carpet” pose: put your hand on
your hip, angle your body to the side and turn
your head towards the camera. It’s a cliché, but
it really does work to help you look slimmer.
5. Stand in front of a white wall. A light-
coloured backdrop will help brighten your face.
Using a white background also helps a camera’s
automatic settings find the right colour balance,
so your skin tone doesn’t end up looking too
pink or yellow.
6. Be in more pictures! People who think
they’re unphotogenic tend to pose for fewer
photos overall, but photography is a game of
averages. Even Kate Moss doesn’t nail it on the
first frame. The more shots you let your
photographer take, the more likely you’ll be
happy with one or two of them.
7. A photo shot from just above you is way
more flattering than one shot from below. If
you’re taller than the person holding the
camera, grab a seat.
8. Avoid standing directly under a light, which
can cast weird shadows on your face. Instead,
stand facing a natural light source, such as a
window, or in a spot where soft light hits your
face from the side.
9. Curled lashes and mascara are musts. “Both
open up your eyes, and the eyes are the focal
point of a picture. You want to draw people
into a picture, so you want to maximize the
impact of the eyes. They more open they are,
the more the light hits them and that’s what
makes them twinkle!”
10. Forget saying “cheese,” and instead think of
something funny. Better yet, joke with the
photographer. A natural smile trumps a fake
one every time.SSo try these and be nice to
lemme know the
result...*enjoyingMyXmasChickenAndRice*
especially this time that selfie is the big
deal...lol...I have some tips for you...I hope
you find it helpful...lol...enjoy!
1. Take a look at your favourite pictures of
yourself and try to spot a pattern. Do you like
the way you look from a certain angle? When
you smile a specific way? Try to replicate your
best poses next time you have your photo
taken.
2. Try this old school red carpet trick: Put your
tongue behind your teeth when you smile to
avoid a goofy, too-wide grin.
3. Blush is a must! Without some colour on your
cheeks, your face can look two dimensional in
photos. Use a medium pink shade on the
apples of your cheeks to help shape your face.
4. Try the “red carpet” pose: put your hand on
your hip, angle your body to the side and turn
your head towards the camera. It’s a cliché, but
it really does work to help you look slimmer.
5. Stand in front of a white wall. A light-
coloured backdrop will help brighten your face.
Using a white background also helps a camera’s
automatic settings find the right colour balance,
so your skin tone doesn’t end up looking too
pink or yellow.
6. Be in more pictures! People who think
they’re unphotogenic tend to pose for fewer
photos overall, but photography is a game of
averages. Even Kate Moss doesn’t nail it on the
first frame. The more shots you let your
photographer take, the more likely you’ll be
happy with one or two of them.
7. A photo shot from just above you is way
more flattering than one shot from below. If
you’re taller than the person holding the
camera, grab a seat.
8. Avoid standing directly under a light, which
can cast weird shadows on your face. Instead,
stand facing a natural light source, such as a
window, or in a spot where soft light hits your
face from the side.
9. Curled lashes and mascara are musts. “Both
open up your eyes, and the eyes are the focal
point of a picture. You want to draw people
into a picture, so you want to maximize the
impact of the eyes. They more open they are,
the more the light hits them and that’s what
makes them twinkle!”
10. Forget saying “cheese,” and instead think of
something funny. Better yet, joke with the
photographer. A natural smile trumps a fake
one every time.SSo try these and be nice to
lemme know the
result...*enjoyingMyXmasChickenAndRice*
