Mobile users can edit photos easily with the Facetune app: a smart program for enhancing portrait photos. Facetune is packed with various features, like auto correction, teeth whitening, skin retouching, collection of filters and so on. It also allows you to choose trendy effects before taking a shot.

In this tutorial, you can see how easily to whiten up your background using Facetune App. This is helpful if you are using a White Theme on your Instagram. You can definitely Facetune your own photos! Just tap on the Photo Drawer at the top of the app choose an album from your Gallery or Photos app tap on image to begin editing it. If you’re having trouble finding your own images within the app, make sure you have allowed the app to access your Gallery or Photos app. THANK YOU FOR WATCHINGSocial MediasTIKTOK - kirsty.belleinstagram https://www.instagram.com/kirstybellema.

As winter comes to an end (for all of us in the Northern hemisphere), spring can only mean one thing – our legs are coming out of hibernation. For a lot of us, this is the time of year when we realize we could be related to Casper, the friendly selfie ghost. And it isn’t just our legs, it’s our full body. My arms, stomach, and face all indicate Casper is a close family member.

The answer to winter paleness means fake tan sellers are about to make a fortune. But sometimes fake tan and bronzers are not ideal, especially not for selfie tans. A lot of them make you look more orange than an Oompa Loompa, and if you’re outside in the sun, sweating or swimming, they can run or go patchy. In these scenarios, your best option is to add the tan in later. That’s right, you heard me. Adding in a bronze glow either to your or your body is super easy if you know how.

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The benefit of adding a tan digitally is that you can look back at a beautiful summer glow without worrying about fake tan streaks or patchy bronzer. Or, if you look back and find you do have a few patches where your tan or bronzer has rubbed off, you can use editing features to correct it and look like a summer goddess.

Here’s our step-by-step guide to adding a golden tan to photos using Facetune.

Step 1: Using our Facetune2 selfie editor app, open your selfie and head to the Retouch section.

Step 2: In the Retouch section, scroll along the bottom bar until you can choose the Glow option. Using your finger, sweep over the area you want tanned to bring a glow to the area. This might make you look slightly pale to start with, depending on your skin tone, but it will help with a natural-looking tan if you follow the next steps.

Step 3: Then select the Vibrance function in the same Retouch section. Swipe your finger over the same area to add even more of a glow. Use the slider to adjust the intensity.

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Step 4: Save your work so far and head back to the main menu. Then select the Paint option from the main menu bar. Then choose the Tone tool.

Step 5: Using the color menu, select a color a shade or darker than your skin tone in the picture. If you are already using tan and want to touch it up, use the Picker tool to get an exact shade match. Swipe your fingers over your skin where you want to look tanned.

Step 6: Make sure you use the slider to lower the intensity of the color if it looks unnatural. If you make a mistake or choose the wrong color, use the undo arrow in the bottom left corner to correct your error.

Bonus Step: You can also use the Filters to add an overall glow. The Golden Hour selfie filters can also add a great tan to the whole photo.

Adding a tan to your pictures is easy once you’ve had a bit of practice and found the right color. Once you get really good you can use several colors in different shades to add more depth to your faux-tan. But once you’ve got it down, it’s super easy to add a natural glow to every photo. A fake tan that won’t run, fade, go patchy, or orange? Digital tanning is the dream!

13 Must-See Selfie Tips:

1. Tilt Something

Angle your phone slightly up, down or to the side or keep your totally phone still and tilt your head slightly. You can also try tilting both your phone and your head, in which case you’ll look rather silly for a few seconds until you nail down your own winning combo of phone + head + tilt. Whatever you do, taking a selfie straight on is probably not going to result in your best shot and it has nothing to do with your beautiful face. Trust me on this.

Think about it. Way back in the day before camera phones were born, when Ben and Jen were Hollywood’s power couple, we took portraits with ‘real’ cameras from lengths away. Not exactly the ideal process for taking a good selfie.

Today, when you take a selfie, you’re just an arm’s length (literally, your arm’s actual length) away from the camera. When you’re super close to any object (in this case, your face), you see the object much differently than when you’re further away.

Like, if you see someone running off in the distance they look, well, tiny. Now if you were basing your observations strictly on what you see, you might be sure there’s a cat-sized man some distance away from you. But since your brain has built up experience you know that the runner is in fact a full size human and in fact, not a cat.

Not convinced? There’s also the fact that the cylindrical shape of a camera lens can make whatever’s in the middle⁠—usually our nose⁠—appear flatter or wider. Yep, I just said your nose might look bigger. Andddd, that should be enough evidence to make sure you tilt something when setting up for a selfie. Let’s move on.

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2. Selfie Eyes Matter

We’re drawn to the eyes of any photo we see. That’s half the charm of the Mona Lisa, right? Even though a lot of communication happens via email and iMessage today, we’re not robots. We’re still searching for that human connection in someone’s eyes.

So, the point is: to take a compelling selfie, focus your eyes on the camera. Directly at the camera, not the phone area in general. If you followed my advice above and wiggled your head and your phone around to find the perfect selfie angle, now you need to freeze, concentrate, and gaze deep into the lens of your smartphone.

If you’re like my mom and have yet to understand exactly where the camera is buried in that sleek, mysterious iPhone attached to your hand, do a few tests to learn where your eyes actually meet the camera.

When taking a selfie, I have friends who pretend they are about to seduce the lens with their eyes. Others try to imagine the moment right before they are about to laugh. In both cases, these friends of mine are trying to soften their eyes and put some human emotion in their expression. A good selfie connects whoever is looking at you, to you, and it’s critical for taking a great selfie.

3. Yep, Lighting Matters Too

Whether you’re selfie-ing indoors or outside, stay away from harsh lighting, like bright white kitchen lights or direct sunlight. That said, make sure there’s enough light – otherwise your photos can come out blurry and no amount of photo editing later is going to be able fix that.

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