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Mastering the Art of Photogenic Poses

Creating makeup for photoshoots and red carpet events requires a different approach than everyday makeup. The goal is to make sure the makeup looks great both in person and in photographs. To help you avoid unflattering pictures, here are some top tips for looking good in photos:

  1. Skin: The key to photo-ready makeup is healthy-looking skin. While glowing skin is ideal for real life, matte skin tends to photograph better. Start by cleansing and moisturizing your skin to create a smooth base. Mix a drop of highlighter with your foundation for a luminous finish. A light contour and some cheek color are essential for a polished look. If you’re expecting to be photographed a lot, use a translucent powder to reduce shine and achieve a matte finish. Don’t forget to highlight the top of your cheekbones and browbones for added dimension.

  2. Eyes: No matter what eye look you’re going for, there are two rules for photo-ready makeup. First, always curl your lashes before applying mascara. Consider curling them again after mascara application for an extra lift. Second, opt for waterproof mascara and apply two coats, allowing each coat to dry thoroughly.

  3. Lips: To ensure your lipstick lasts all evening and looks great in photos, apply a lip liner that matches your lip color all over your lips. For a statement lip, a glossy finish works well in photographs.

When shopping for photo-ready makeup, consider adding these products to your collection:

  • KEVYN AUCOIN The Sculpting Powder
  • CHANEL Les Beiges Sheer Healthy Glow Highlighting Fluid
  • LAURA MERCIER Translucent Loose Setting Powder
  • YVES SAINT LAURENT Rouge Pur Couture The Bold High Pigment Lipstick – 02 Wilful Red

By following these tips and using the right products, you can ensure you look your best in photos, whether it’s for a special event or everyday glamour.

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