• Be well rested, and drink plenty of water in the day leading up to the session.
• Avoid haircuts or hairstyle changes within one or two weeks of your photo session. 
• Excessive sun or tanning salon visits prior to your session should be avoided; a dark suntan may make your face look oily.

What to wear:

• Choose collars and necklines that frame your face.
• Garments that are medium to dark in tone and are solid color work best. Textures can work well but not patterns.
• Men should bring a few dress shirts (blues work best but you might bring an off-white or white) and at least two ties to choose from.      
• Women should bring solid color middle tone or dark suit/pantsuit and a few light color shells or shirts that work under the jacket. 
•  Wear your usual hairstyle. Don't try anything new. Make sure your hair is styled the way you want prior to arriving for your session.
• Avoid sleeveless clothing and high-neck clothing that will obscure your neck.
• If you wear glasses, ask your optometrist if you can borrow a pair without lenses. That way there won’t be any glare.
• Please avoid clothes that wrinkle easily or don't fit well.

Make-up

• Ladies, don't go overboard on makeup. Simple, clean, and fresh is best—emphasize eyes, lips, face shape. When applying make-up, pay special attention to your eyes. That's what people see first. Eye shadow adds depth. Stick to neutral shades and avoid iridescent colors.
• Bring your make-up kit with you so you can touchup as necessary.
• Gentlemen—a light powder foundation can reduce imperfections and an oily appearance.