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The Easy Trick for Making Sure Your Hair Always Looks Good in Photos

So it's smoother, fuller and shinier

Just as certain clothes are more flattering in pictures than others and different shades of makeup can help bring out your best features when the flash hits, there’s an important rule of thumb when it comes to photographing your hair.

Make sure the light--whether it's from the sun or a camera--is positioned in front of you.

If the light is behind you, it emphasizes any frizz or flyways. Not to mention, it shines through your hair, which can make it look thinner in photos. Front lighting gives strands a nice, healthy sheen--and does wonders for your skin by softening any harsh lines or shadows. It’s pretty much a win all-around.

SO, YOUR TONGUE CAN MAKE YOU MORE PHOTOGENIC



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Beauty Director

Jenny Jin is PureWow’s Beauty Director and is currently based in Los Angeles. Since beginning her journalism career at Real Simple magazine, she has become a human encyclopedia of...