Per my question box on my Instagram stories, the most popular question was what editing apps I use. Also, for new bloggers or those who want to start a blog are the ones I get asked the most in reference to the topic above. For those of you who just wanna shop, I have included outfit deets below as well as a couple items I love from American Eagle and sizing.
When adding filter (in my fave usual apps)
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Editing imperfections:
- Facetune - I have no shame! I am so insecure about my veins during the heat, it's so weird and I hate it. No one wants to see some one modeling a pair of denim shorts with veiny legs. I use the smooth tool, unless I have a professional photo-shoot then I let my photographer handle all edits.
- Wearing something baggy and adds some unflattering curves or weight gain? Well, if you aren't yet comfortable modeling good angles when in this particular pain in the ass situation - Use face tune to NATURALLY edit the clothing NOT your body. Accept your body and be relatable to your audience. 'There is a way to lessen the size of the clothing in Facetune without distorting the image.

Breaking the rules with a background image
- Canva - You have the option to do something a little different like this post. The rules are changing and if you want to make your stories or posts a little interesting sometimes, this has the cutest templates!
- You can even use Canva as a introduction to a blog post, create a image with the title, and share it on all social media platforms including Pinterest. Place a 'Must Read' interesting topic on the image created.
Video Editing
- If you aren't comfortable with Final Cut (expensive editing) then try iMovie on your laptop if you have a MAC.
- None of the above? I have a free video editing app on my phone called 'In Shot' and it does the job.
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