Wear normal, everyday clothing in colors that contrast with the white background—avoid white, off-white, or very light colors. Dark colors like navy, black, or dark gray work well and create good contrast. Remove glasses, hats, and any head coverings unless worn for religious purposes. Avoid heavy makeup, especially anything that changes your natural appearance, and make sure your hair doesn’t cover your face or cast shadows. Come with a clean face, combed hair, and be prepared to maintain a neutral expression with your mouth closed and both eyes open. Our staff will guide you through proper positioning, so you don’t need to worry about the technical aspects—just dress appropriately and we’ll handle the rest.
