If you’re naturally shy or introverted, the thought of doing a boudoir shoot might feel a little… scary.

As a mum, it’s easy to put everyone else first- your kids, your partner, your job, the to-do list that never ends.

After having a baby, your body can feel like unfamiliar territory. You may look in the mirror and wonder where you went.

If you’ve had a mastectomy, lumpectomy, reconstruction, or carry visible scars, you might wonder how that fits into something like boudoir.

Maybe you’re questioning your worth, your beauty, or wondering who you are without them. It’s a heavy feeling and it’s okay to not feel okay right now.

Boudoir isn’t just a photoshoot, it’s an experience that can completely change the way you see yourself.

If your stomach is the part of your body you feel most insecure about, you are not alone. So many women feel this way.

If your breasts are two different sizes (which, by the way, is totally normal!), you might feel unsure about how they’ll look in a boudoir shoot.

While it can be an effective way to reduce signs of aging, it’s not a magic fix – and it’s definitely not necessary for looking and feeling beautiful in a boudoir photoshoot.