Getting Ready
Before Your Reading
Everything is completed in one flow when you book — your intake details and your photos.
Book Your Reading
Your intake details and photos are all collected in one place when you book a reading.
How to Take Your Photos
The more natural and unaltered your photo, the richer and more accurate your reading will be.
- It's ideal to take photos at a time of day with good sunlight and in the highest resolution possible.
- Cell phone cameras are the worst for resolution, especially the selfie camera — if you have a good camera that can send digital photos, that is preferable to cell phone photos.
- If using a cell phone camera, use the front facing camera (not the selfie camera).
- Facing an open window during daylight hours is the ideal light setting.
- Make sure that the details of the face are not blurred out or blown out by the sun or any shine coming off the skin. Texture and hues of the skin should be visible as well as all creases and distinct features.
- Please pull your hair off of your face and remove any glasses. Remove any makeup or foundation. If possible, please be clean shaven.
Tip: Photos come out best when someone else is taking them.
10 Required Photos
I need all 10 of these to get the full picture.
- 1Forward facing, neutral mouth with eyes open
- 2Forward facing, smiling, with eyes open
- 3Forward facing, angry face with eyes open
- 4Left side profile with ears visible
- 5Right side profile with ears visible
- 6Close up of the eyes open
- 7Forward facing with chin up and throat exposed
- 8Close up of the lips
- 9Close up of the tongue
- 10View of underside of the tongue
I'm excited to work with you. Thank you for the chance to read your face and for desiring to understand your inner world further. — Love, Logan