Makeup

Makeup should enhance your natural features while still feeling like you.

For best results:

• Go slightly more polished than your everyday look

• Matte finishes photograph better than heavy shine

• Define eyes and brows a bit more than usual for camera clarity

Avoid SPF-heavy products, as they can sometimes reflect light and affect the final image.

If you’re unsure, professional makeup is always a great option—it photographs beautifully and takes the guesswork out.

For all sessions, clean, moisturized skin and tidy grooming go a long way. And don’t forget the small details—neat nails, lip balm, and hydrated skin make a difference.