HOW TO FIND YOUR ANGLE ACCORDING TO YOUR FACE SHAPE
Selfie Challenge Week 2
There's such a sense of relief when you actually know what you're doing. "Fake it till you make it" can only take you so far. Eventually, you need real knowledge and actionable steps to genuinely move forward.
Think about trying to drive somewhere new without GPS. Sure, you might stumble onto the right street eventually, but isn’t it nicer (and faster) when you know exactly where to turn?
Well today, I'm taking you down the yellow brick road of selfies. No more pointing your camera at your face only to instantly feel lost, frustrated, or totally inadequate. It's time to know exactly how to angle your way to selfie confidence.
Because taking thousands of selfies just to post one is, objectively, not efficient.
Now, don't get me wrong—I’ll never tell you to take fewer photos, because having more options is always better. But the whole process becomes a million times more enjoyable when you actually know where to start and what adjustments to make. Knowing exactly how to fix things you don't like transforms selfie-taking into a creative, fun, and surprisingly efficient experience.
Last week, we broke down the basics of why confronting the camera feels intimidating, mainly focusing on the technical stuff—how the camera sees you, how you interpret those images, and, most importantly, how to address those issues.
In today's workshop, I'm diving deep into angles: how to position your face perfectly to get the best selfies according to your unique face shape.
The steps I'll share align broadly with conventional Western beauty standards, but don't worry—I'm also giving you the knowledge and tools to adjust everything according to your own preferences and needs.
Ultimately, this is your story. Tell it however you want. I'm just grateful to be part of your journey.
By the end of this workshop, you'll have clear, actionable steps to identify your face shape, figure out exactly what angles work best for you, and know how to make adjustments as needed. So without further ado, let's dive in!
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