I gave myself a total glow up for my passport photos – people say they’ll make me retake them but I don’t care
A WOMAN has told how she gave herself a total glow up to achieve the perfect passport photo.
Shraddha took inspiration from social media user Georgia Barrett, who previously went viral after everyone was left swooning over her passport photo makeup.
In a clip posted to the video sharing platform, Shraddha (@shr9ddha) can be seen getting ready, before heading off to get her photo taken.
Giving her followers a run-through of her beauty regime, she begins by brushing her hair and applying moisturiser to her face.
“Moisturised because my psoriasis ain’t it,” she says.
“Concealer true to tone and for brightening.”
She then contours her cheek bones and nose, adding: “All about harsh defining for the camera.”
Shraddha finishes off her glam look with winged eyeliner, lashings of mascara and a touch of blusher.
Heading off to the photo booth and clearly delighted with how her snaps turned out, she quips: “MY PASSPORT PHOTO OMFGGGGG!”
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The video has since gone viral, racking up a whopping 1.6 million views and hundreds of comments.
Many praised Shraddha for her impressive makeup skills, while others demanded to know what beauty products she used.
“Flawless,” wrote one.
A second praised: “Literally slayed!”
A third pleaded: “Lip combooooo plssss xxx”
Meanwhile, a fourth asked: “What foundation are you using? It’s so pretty!”
Another enthused: “You look so good!”
And one more chimed in: “My rule for passport/driver’s license photos is if I don’t look super overdone and borderline crazy in real life I’m not gonna look good in the photos.”
However, others warned Shraddha that she was wearing far too much makeup and that it went against the passport photo policy.
“They will ask you to do retakes,” noted one. “You’re not allowed any sort of piercings, makeup, or even covering your ears. I had to redo my photo 3 times before.”
A second agreed: “What about the ears? They shouldn’t be hidden.”
A third reassured: “You don’t even need all that make up sis.”