Dating picture app

How to take a good photo for dating apps

Get a radiant, sunkissed glow without setting foot in the sun or tanning bed! Oily skin? Blot away shine for an instant matte look. Overexposed skin? Get rid of that glare with our Tinder photo editor. Coffee dates, not coffee stains. Whiten teeth with a swipe and flash your pearly whites. Remove blemishes with a tap or should we say left swipe. Why should an overnight zit ruin a photo forever?

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My friend Harry has a problem. At all. In the first one, he admittedly looks quite good looking if a little on the young side — it was taken five years ago. You at a full moon party…. Good for you. You and lots of other people….

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Nothing seemed odd about his profile at first glance: he was based in London, early thirties, a young professional. But scrolling down his Hinge, something seemed off. It might have been the overly blurry background in one picture, or the jarring, nondescript cityscapes in the other two. Though it was probably the fact that, in these particular photos, he was objectively — undeniably — better looking than in the rest. His skin was smoother.

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A Few Words From a Professional Profile-Pic Whisperer

Earlier this month, it was revealed in a study by eHarmony that millennials are actually the generation who place the least emphasis on physical appearance when looking for a partner. So how do you get those photos right? Dating app Hinge has just revealed the results of a study which aimed to determine exactly which pictures are most likely to get you a match in the brutal world of dating apps. Whilst some of the findings are obvious - everyone knows bathroom mirror selfies are a no-no - others may surprise you.

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