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. 

A month in blog: October

October has ended - a month in which I survived a job horror, but the job horror motivated me to do these monthly sum-ups in which I can recommend you some products, articles, share my passions and skincare update as well as my plan for living because a lot of things has happened and a lot of things are going to happen. So grab a coffee or tea and let me talk a bit to you.

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.