How To Look Good In Selfies
Published: Sat, 12/01/18
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How To Look Good In Selfies10 Easy Photo Tips To Boost Both Your Social Media And Your Confidence!
Hi Victoria! I’m new to following your blogs and I am very impressed with your knowledge and everything I am learning about fitness, celebrity beauty and skincare, and healthy eating and supplements. I’m writing to ask advice about the dark circles under my eyes that are there every day of the week, 24/7! It’s chronic and many of the women in my family have this condition. Because of this, I HATE taking pictures. Besides, even if I was able to get rid of these dark circles, I don’t know how to look good in pictures. I’m a personal assistant for a very wealthy and prominent executive. About 50% of my role involves attending social events where there is a lot of pictures are taken of me. Tons of makeup help to hide the circles but not my lack of picture confidence. Can you offer some advice on how I can improve my skin and how to look good in pictures too? Sincerely ~ Roshelle C. Hello Roshelle,
When I first started modeling, I didn’t have a clue on how to pose. But, because I worked with models, they gave suggestions and I also worked with some of the top modeling coaches in the industry. The following photo tips on how to look good in pictures are easy to apply and all you have to do is find your favorites. The Triangle Pose Taking a good picture is all about angles. When taking a picture at an event where you are the only one being photographed, stand at an angle that is never facing the camera. Create angles by placing your hands on your hips, will give the illusion of looking thinner and shapelier which will give any woman added confidence. Don’t forget to smile! The Window Shot
The Invisible High Heels There’s a lot you can learn from a Barbie Doll! Like Barbie, you can stand on your tip toes for pictures in flat shoes or barefoot. Stand on your tip toes about 2 inches. This will instantly elongate your legs, will make you look taller, your legs slimmer, and your butt better. This pose is great for the beach. The Stance Victoria Beckham is known for her stance pose. How you do it: Place one hip forward, staggering your legs and lean back just a little. Add an angle by placing your hand on your hip, or drop your arms to the side. Pose at an angle so as to not have your body directly facing the camera. With this pose, you always look on point! The Perfect Chin
Click Here To Learn About Selfie Tips 5 - 10 On My Blog... The Tilt & Push The tilt and push is a pose that anyone looks good doing. How it is done: Tilt your head slightly to the side, sit or stand straight, and push out your chest. It feels a little odd, but this pose guarantees you will look amazing every time. When you push out your chest, what is really happening is your posture improves with the alignment of your spine. It feels awkward because most people sit in a slouched position. Another technique with similar a similar result is to push out your forehead and ear to the front. This brings out your jawline. It is the jawline that creates a thinner look on camera. Not only does this pretty lady look thin, but the pose brings out more of her beauty and confidence. The Fake Walking Leg Celebrities like Jessica Alba like the fake walking leg. It always makes you look thinner and taller. Here is how you do it: Place one foot slightly out in front of the other and come up on your toes. It looks like you are actually walking somewhere. This one may take some practice to get it to look natural, but it is worth your time. Use Your Hands Portrait photography comes alive when your hand can give added expression. Playing with your hair gives photos a more human quality and provides character and mood. Don’t be afraid to use this pose in everyday pictures to add both mystery and playfulness. The Head Tilt
The Seated Pose Crossing your legs communicates femininity and poise. Yet, crossing the wrong leg can mean disaster! To avoid a front view which is not appealingly, sit at an angle. Cross the leg that furthest from the camera so as to not show too much of your leg and exposing more than you intend to. This pose will help highlight your calf muscles and elongate the legs. If you’re worried about your thighs looking smushed when they’re crossed, push off your tippy-toes to raise your bottom thigh ever so slightly off of the chair, then lift your top leg so it’s just barely resting on your bottom one. The Side Pose Posing at a side angle and looking over your shoulder is a bold pose. It shows total confidence and playfulness at the same time. How to do it: Stand at an angle and look over your shoulder. Looking over the shoulder will allow you to avoid a straight on look. Focus on the camera and use a natural smile. Natural Lips
When taking pictures, you never want to look tired or worn out! Since your eyes are the window to your soul, they also reveal signs of aging due to fine lines, puffiness, and wrinkles. Our models love one of my favorite in my Alchemy Series. It’s Vitamin C Eye Renewal Gel Collagen & Elastin Serum. Click Here To Learn About Selfie Tips 5 - 10 On My Blog... XOXOXXO Victoria Johnson
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