How To : Eye Candy Instagram Feed

Have you ever wonder how bloggers/youtubers like Aspyn Ovard, LaurDIY, Liza Koshy, Alisha Marie made their beautiful eye-catching Instagram feeds? I know that maintaining an aesthetic Instagram feed is reaallyy stressful. Well, girls (or boys :D) I got you! Here are some basic steps on how to maintain that thing you called aesthetic Instagram feed.

1. What's Your Aesthetic?

First thing first, you gotta learn deeper about yourself, what you like and dislike. Take this test from Buzzfeed to help you out if you have no idea what to do. (Test: http://sc.www.buzzfeed.com.ydm0.rg.gy/juliannagarofalo/what-should-your-instagram-theme-be-20ifu?utm_term=.dxRaBO4GE) :D

2. Stay on Your Lane!

Try your very best to stay in one color scheme. That will make your Instagram feed looks neat and pleasing to the eye, (P.s. if you dye your hair, it's easier just to pick a color scheme that matches your hair!)

Niki DeMartino (www.instagram.com/niki)

But to be honest, it's a struggle to stay in one color scheme. So pick a color scheme that's easy for you, the easiest color scheme to follow is the rainbow🌈 (all vibrant colors with white as the base color) and the BnW (black and white).

Alisha Marie (www.instagram.com/alisha)

3. Editing Skills Matters!
What's the secret to stunning Instagram posts? Editing apps of course! My favorite editing app is the VSCOcam (read; "visco cam") with this app you can experiment with a lot of awesome filters and you can also play with the tools so you can adjust your photo's temperature, brightness, tint, and more.

VSCOcam (creds: http://insights.looloo.com)

I'm also using the Facetune App. This app is a magic wand lol. I personally love the whiten tool that came with this app, even though this app is paid but it's totally worth it I guarantee that. Here's a before and after photo using the whiten tool from the Facetune App.

Facetune App

4. Slay your #OOTD's

If you want to achieve the perfect Instagram feed, you might wanna spice up your #OOTD a bit! Always dress like you're going to meet your worst enemy. Step up your Instagram game by posting #OOTD pictures. It can either be a picture of yourself wearing your clothes or a simple flatlay like this:

(creds: www.instagram.com/stellajovitae)

5. Too Much Selfie's Ain't Good
Yup that's right, posting too much selfie is not good for your feed. I think that having too much selfies will reduce the 'tumblrness' of your feed. Just take a look at Lauren Riihimaki's account on Instagram, she barely even posted a selfie!

(creds: www.instagram.com/laurdiy)

So that's just it! Of course you can try different things and experience more on Instagram yourselves. Just remember to have fun and don't be too hard on yourself! Last tip: "learn from the professionals."