
I'm doing her hair!

- Paige and Ania at the photoshoot
My best friend page was having a photo shoot yesterday and I realised so many people didn’t know what to do.
As you can see from the photos I helped with her hair and she got her makeup done professionally beforehand.
Here are 10 tips to make sure you get the best photos possible!
- Choose a good no GREAT photographer. They usually have a website where you can see their previous work.
- Know what photos you want taken. Are they modelling ones? Headshots? Just for fun? Have a few photos with you that you like the style of to show the photographer.
- Try and have your photos taken between 9am and 11am or 2pm and 4pm. The lighting outside is nicer.
- You want to feel good about yourself so make sure you have done all the beauty fixes you can. ( get your eyebrows done, have a manicure, moisturise, etc)
- 72 hours before avoid all foods that make you feel bloated. Things to avoid: Caffeine, red meat, alcohol, spicy food etc
- Make up. Have a professional do your make up. I can’t stress this enough. Even if it’s only to make you feel a million bucks! If you can’t afford to go to a makeup counter (Visit MAC or Napoleon and you can get your make up done for $90 redeemable on product)
- Hair. Have a professional do your hair. ( In Paige’s case I did it and it looked ok) But I still recommend having someone else do it!
- Clothes. Bring a range of outfits. Styling is very important in a shoot. Sometimes the photographer will help you choose something other times he won’t. Colours are important. Choose simple clothes that fit well.
- Try to relax and listen to the directions of the photographer. Just be yourself; that is what the camera is trying to capture. The beautiful essence of you!
- Remember have fun and if you’re still feeling nervous have a glass of champagne!
Paige and I had a lot of fun. She was a little nervous at first but then she got used to it and her photos turned out great!




Thanks for the tips! I have a photo shoot in 2 weeks and I’m pretty nervous :S.
I’m glad I could help!