How do I take photos of skincare products? | #texturetuesday

#texturetuesday is one of my favourite on Instagram. It's artistic even if it makes my heart cry a lot when I see smudged lipstick or other hurtful images. Texture photos are not just about a product, and a fresh concept, sometimes great shots need more than just an idea. I've been working as a photographer for two years, and today I'll share with you my tiny #texturetuesday secrets. 

Quick skincare routine with rose and green tea - Althea x Get It Beauty Real Fresh Skin Detoxers + FREE LIGHTROOM PRESETS

There are two skincare ingredients that I'm obsessed about - Green Tea and Rose. I guess Althea is also obsessed with this duo since they made two Real Fresh Skin Detoxers, one with green tea and one with rose. What's surprising about this duo - they are 2 in 1, they are not only a '10-seconds masks' but they also work as cleansers. How did this duo work and why do I recommend it?

How do I take photos? Let's focus on colours

I know that you were suspecting that today's post is going to be about photo styling but before we do that let's focus on colours and why understanding the colours can make the photo styling easier. It's a really easy topic and it can help speed up the process of figuring out the concept of the photo and finding ideal decorations for each concept.

How do I take photos for my blog? The basics.

I can admit that I spend way more time on Instagram than I spend on other social media or even on this blog - the reason is pretty simple - Instagram is a way faster platform and let's be honest - we don't always have time to read long articles. This year has taught me a lot - not only in a skincare but mostly if it comes to photography and graphic design. I've started to share my editing tips on Instastory but I've decided to change it into a short series of photography tips. It's the first post from this series so we'll start carefully - from choosing a camera to tools.