Camera flashes can cut right through foundation and uncover blemishes that you thought were hidden. Applying a primer before makeup will soften lines and give you a “blank canvas” effect that you can start to build makeup on.Īpply concealer more heavily that usual. While you may love your freckles and laughter lines, you might be surprised to see how much they stand out on camera. Natural light is the most honest and will allow you to match makeup tones to your skin perfectly. You want to be making up in full natural light if possible. If you normally apply your makeup in unnatural light, then break the routine on the morning of the shoot.
Sure, open pores can be cleaned up with Photoshop in post-production, but makeup will sit better on cleansed and toned skin. Use a gentle toner the morning of the photo shoot to close pores. Better just to stick with your normal moisturiser to avoid any break-outs. Don’t do anything that could irritate your skin immediately prior to a photography shoot, especially not one where you’re be having close-up shots taken. Water yes, facials and waxes definitely no. Your eyes will also look brighter and clearer if you’re hydrated. It will also help plump out any fine lines, which can show up on camera. Skin looks plumper and more elastic when it’s well hydrated.
Now’s the time to start filling up on water. For the very best results, we always recommend working with one of our Professional Headshot Makeup artists Day before the headshot session
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