Make sure to have a good, long sleep the night before. We don't want your eye bags to look heavier than my camera.

Tidy up those brows, my friend. These bad boys can make or break a photo, surprisingly!

Nose hair. That's all.

Facial Hair is totally up to you - just make sure it's tidy. Bring your shaving kit if you want to shave in between looks.

Did your old friend, Zitty, from middle school decide to show up? Don't worry! My retouching rule is if it won't be there in the next 2 weeks/permanently, it's gone.

Whether you’re getting your make-up professionally done or you’re doing it yourself, it’s very important that you have the right style for the photos you’d like. Headshots work better with a more natural look whereas editorial/commercial photos would need a bit more.

Bring powder to get rid of shine.

Don’t forget to bring pawpaw or lip balm at the very least. Bring different coloured lip sticks for options.

Please bring your make-up kit for touch ups and style changes.

Always bring complete outfits and bring a range of styles - from simple and casual to stylish and formal! The more options, the better.

Choose colours that will complement your skin tone, eye colour, and hair.

A top with an interesting neckline looks really nice in headshots. Time to sport that turtleneck you've been dying to use! Bring something with a collar.

Layering and textured fabrics can add a different flavour to your headshot. Bring a jacket or something to put over your plain top to spice things up!

TRY it on and look at yourself in front of the mirror. Just because it's in your wardrobe doesn't mean it fits perfectly. An oversized/super tight garment will look very unflattering in photos.

Jewellery is highly dependent on the kind of photos you’re after. For actors, I usually advise against wearing jewellery that will take the attention away from your face. If you MUST, the simpler the better.

If you want full body portraits, make sure to bring the right shoes.