self conscious about double chin.

jessi3617 · June 2013

Is anyone else having a hard time wit this? I feel like all my pictures are going to be ugly and just ruined. I had surgery a year ago and gained 60 lbs. I'm trying my hardest to lose it but its not coming off the way I was hoping.

QueerFemme · June 2013

jessi3617 said:

Is anyone else having a hard time wit this? I feel like all my pictures are going to be ugly and just ruined. I had surgery a year ago and gained 60 lbs. I'm trying my hardest to lose it but its not coming off the way I was hoping.

You need to play with angles. Lift your head up, not so high that people can see up your noses, but enough that you aren't pressing your chin down towards your chest. The chin is there, there isn't much you can do about that. But, the right angles in photography will really help.

mzkarramel · June 2013

Thanks so much for asking this question@jessi3617 ! I was struggling with the same issue but didn't know what to do about it

Kimberlybfpc · June 2013

I'm also very self conscious about my lovely double chin.

I read some suggestions on how to pose to get the most flattering pictures for being plus size. I'm going to be studying them again right before the wedding.

jessi3617 · June 2013

Where did u find it??

Kimberlybfpc · June 2013

I Googled "How to pose plus size brides" and there was a lot of information that came up on it. Such as, leaning forward slightly at the waist while rolling your shoulders back, instead of forward.

aleykit42514 · June 2013

I love this answer!

jenphotochick · June 2013

Another tip, instead of tilting your head up, bring your head forward. It will help stretch the neck and is more flattering also! During my engagement photos my photographer kept reminding me and fi to "turtle" which also got us all laughing

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