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A person takes a mirror selfie in a bathroom, with text overlay 'Whats on my •IPhone 14 Plus•' and decorative squiggly lines.
An iPhone 14 Plus lock screen displays a city skyline wallpaper, showing the time '6:52', date 'Sunday, March 24', and a 'Lapse app icon'.
The first home screen of an iPhone 14 Plus features a 'love yourself' Widgetsmith widget, default app folders, and icons for Safari, FaceTime, Messages, and Apple Music.
The second home screen of an iPhone 14 Plus displays frequently used apps like CapCut, YouTube, Notes, Photos, Pinterest, BeReal, Maps, and multiple 'Color widgets'.
The third home screen of an iPhone 14 Plus shows 'Color widgets' for date and battery percentage, along with app icons for App Store, Clock, Roblox, Weather, and SHEIN.
A white background with blue squiggly lines features text stating, 'This is probably gonna be my wallpaper until the middle of April! Stay tuned for my Next one!!'
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•IPhone 14 Plus•

2024/3/25 Edited to

... Read moreTaking that perfect mirror selfie with my iPhone 14 Plus has become a little obsession! I've found a few tricks that really make a difference. First, lighting is everything – natural light near a window is usually best, but if you're in a bathroom like my recent pic, make sure the light source is in front of you, not behind, to avoid shadows and harsh glares. I also love playing with angles; sometimes a slight tilt of the phone or body makes the shot more dynamic and flattering. And don't forget to clean your mirror! It sounds super basic, but a smudge-free surface really makes a difference in clarity and how professional your selfie looks. The iPhone 14 Plus camera's low-light performance is pretty impressive, which helps if you're experimenting with evening shots too. After snapping, I often use a quick edit in the native Photos app or even CapCut to boost colors, adjust exposure, or add a subtle filter to get that ideal aesthetic. It's all about making it look effortless but polished! Beyond just looking pretty, I've noticed my aesthetic iPhone 14 Plus setup actually helps me manage my screen time better, in a way. Having a clean, organized home screen with apps exactly where I need them – like my Notes and Pinterest for quick inspiration, or YouTube and BeReal for unwinding – reduces the mindless scrolling. I love using Widgetsmith and Color widgets to customize the look and feel, and they're also great for displaying information at a glance, like the date or battery percentage, without having to dive into an app. For example, my lock screen often features important info, like the time and date, so I don't always unlock my phone just to check those basic details. I've even been using the Lapse app icon on my lock screen recently, which is a fun, quick way to capture moments without getting lost in my phone. When it comes to my app layout, I group similar apps into folders on my initial home screen, keeping the most-used ones like Safari, FaceTime, Messages, and Apple Music easily accessible. My second screen hosts creative and social apps, including CapCut, YouTube, Pinterest, and BeReal, keeping them separate from my daily utilities. The third screen is for less frequent but still essential apps like the App Store, Clock, Roblox for some gaming fun, Weather, and SHEIN. This systematic approach means I'm not constantly searching, which saves time and reduces the temptation to open unrelated apps. While I don't track my screen on time religiously, making sure my phone is a tool that serves me, rather than distracts me, is key. My current city skyline wallpaper, which I plan to keep until April, also adds to the calm, organized vibe. It's all about making your phone a reflection of your style and efficiency, both visually and functionally!