@jasondanielfair2193

11 months ago

Pro tips: 1. Clear Mascara 2. Shave your ears (yes) 3. Trim your nose hairs 4. Everyone has a better profile side, ask a photographer for yours and mostly use it 5. General hygiene is better than spontaneous tips, so yeah drink water, use night moisturizer and a daily moisturizer with SPF sunscreen of 20-30, you don't need or really want 50 on your face. 6. Figure out what to do with your hands, don't put them in your pockets, you can hold each hand together like holding a ball, hold one shoulder, one hand behind your head or neck, or let them naturally fall to your sides if your stance is wide enough. Folding your arms can work for some people if you look happy and intentional 7. If you don't want to smile, don't close your lips, leave a little space like you were almost going to speak, it looks more natural 8. Usually a model is showing off clothing or a style, so pretend you are doing that and play with your clothes, or look at a specific object 8. Undereye concealer. It really is fine. Just have the courage to walk into Sephora or Mac and have them match your skintone, buy 1-2 and they will last you 1-2 years. No one will know it is makeup, that is why it is called concealer. it will not rub off on anything. 9. Don't buy concealer from CVS. 10. Practice your smile in a mirror, choose one where you look calm (think linkedin photo) and one where you look like you are in the middle of a laugh. Those are your go-to faces. Practice enough that you can do them on command. It is easy. 11. Chest to the camera. Keep your shoulders back and down unless told otherwise. But generally you can stand with one foot a little forward and twist to parallel and done. The end.

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