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Be Photogenic

By Sarita Sharda
Be Photogenic
you dislike having your picture taken because you always seem to come out looking hideous? What's the deal with pictures? Is it really necessary to be beautiful for being photogenic?
Being photogenic refers to the ability of appearing very attractive in photos. It is about awareness of how to put your best self forward, and knowing how to express your charisma for the camera.
While being photogenic just comes naturally to some people, but the good news is that one can learn art behind this. Try out these tricks to become photogenic:
Clothes and accessories: First of all, dress confidently! If you don’t feel good, you will not look good. Always make sure that you wear accessories that complement your outfit and features. Most importantly, wear what you feel comfortable and confident in! It will show in your photos.
Makeup: Finding the right balance of make-up is very important. You don’t want to wear so much that it becomes very loud but at the same don’t wear too little also and look washed out. Mascara, eyeliner, light foundation, rosy cheeks, and lip gloss should be applied properly.

Hair: Hair should look natural and neatly combed, but make sure your hair isn’t covering your entire face! If you are having a bad hair day, wear your hair back by using beautiful accessories

Posture: Posture can make or break your look for being photogenic. Stand up straight and be proud! Also, don’t suck in tummy so much. Aim to be relaxed and not rigid. Practice posing to find out what works for you.Most of all, act natural! If you’re too posed, it will show in the pictures.
 Smile: Your face says it all in a photo, so always smile! Open eyes really big and smile with your eyes.
Most importantly have fun, act natural, and be happy. Being yourself will ensure the best picture that’s most reflective of you
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