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Amanda J.

Apr 29, 2013

Amanda J.

I'm the kind of person on here that tends to post way too many photos (which I'm working on pairing down) and not the best ones at that. I'm not the best at photography, so I need to know how to get the best picture to show off my work.
And how do you guys prefer to look through a person's profile? I have my work organized into galleries, but I still feel like I have too many photos.
And is it a MUST to have all the products listed?
Because honestly, sometimes I forget.
I'll work on it though.
I've been pretty MIA lately, and I'm working on coming back.
All the information I can get on building a better reputation and foundation for myself here the better! I love you all so much!
Thanks!

Paige M.

Apr 29, 2013

Paige M.

Have 1-2 photos of each look, section them into galleries and I personally like to see what people use, however I haven't been able to post a lot of the products I use because they arent listed on this site.

Abbey V.

Apr 30, 2013

Abbey V.

If you are not the best at taking photos try making a video. That way everyone can witness your talent and see exactly how the look comes out.

Brittany B.

May 23, 2013

Brittany B.

You could always contact local photographers and make a deal with them..you do the makeup for the shoot for free or a smalllll fee, and you get some of the photos for free, or a small fee. like a trade.

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