Turkey Neck - Avoid it in Your Holiday Photos
Categories: Diet & Weight Loss
If you've got the whole clan assembled for the holidays, chances are you'll be snapping a few shots of the group before, during and after your ginormous Christmas feast. But nobody likes bad photos of themselves -- you know, the ones where you have more chins than a Chinese phone book. You want to eat the turkey -- not look like one. Female First has some tips on making your chin area look as flattering as possible in your holiday snaps, including:
- Tricks of the make-up trade. Some subtle shading around the jawline can make a world of difference.
- A good haircut works wonders too. Accentuate the chin with a bob or long layers.
- Elongate your neck when the photo is being snapped, sit or stand up straight and press your tongue to the roof of your mouth.
- If you're doing a solo photo, get it taken from slightly above and to one side -- then follow the previous steps.
Got any tips of your own?

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
pirdx 12-29-2008 @ 7:39AM
Wouldn't it just be wiser to lose weight than try to hide a turkey neck? Unless you have a genetic defect, a turkey neck is a result of being overweight. I used to have "no neck" as a result of being fat. I know what it's like to try and lose weight. I lost 47 pounds in 6 weeks using the Rapidthin diet at www.rapidthin.com. Good luck to all. Use what works for
you.
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