Use natural light whenever possible
Face a light source instead of standing with it behind you
Hold the camera slightly above eye level
Keep the lens clean
Find your best angle by turning your face slightly
Relax your face and jaw
Use a simple background
Frame your shot with enough space around your face
Keep your posture upright
Use the front camera preview to adjust composition
Take multiple shots and choose the best one
Avoid harsh flash unless necessary
Use portrait mode if it flatters your features
Keep your hand steady or use a tripod
Experiment with expressions to find what looks natural
Check for distracting objects in the background
Match your pose to the mood you want
Use the timer or a remote shutter for better control
Edit lightly to improve brightness and color
Practice regularly to learn your best angles