I prefer candid pics vs professional pics.

The professional pics can show someone in their best light but are also too easily manipulated to be misleading.  Selfies have a lesser risk of being photo shopped but can also make someone look bad depending on the skill level of the person taking the picture.

Personally, I'd like a mix of both and feel that would give the best representation.   "Too" professional and that may not be how you look on a date, but the quality from a professional may be unsurpassed.  Only selfies or only professional would not prevent me from making an appointment however.
I feel your previous/current photos were a spot on match.  Hope this helps.

Personally I like the jeans and tee shirt look best so I prefer casual selfies.  Understanding there are many who prefer the professional photos I'd go with some of each.  

...damn he's captured the beauty of soooo many women!

Honestly, I've always thought your photos undersold you. And although I don't personally pay much attention to shoots anymore, marketing remains a significant part of my business.
1) The vast majority of men are visual. If you catch them with a photo nothing else matters.
2) So, I think, get (professional) advice from someone who will give you an absolutely honest take on what visuals work for you.
3) Understanding lighting (and angles) is incredibly important, especially when your skin is as luminous and curves as curvaceous as yours. You could survive on one really good B&W photo of a single ass cheek. Maybe I'm exaggerating.
4) Whether the set up is pro or casual doesn't matter. The conveyed personality does.
5) After that, don't post too many at once, be very strict about not posting the B grade ones, keep us engaged with one or two new ones every few months.  
Can't wait

Is good but I prefer the selfies/candid pics to professional. Most of the time they give more of an honest representation.

I think that Aldo Antonio is a very good and talented photographer. A set of photos by him including your new mirror as a reflection would add grace and class. Professional and selfies is a good combination. I always wanted to be a Playboy Playmate Photographer. You need not worry Justine, you are a beautiful woman and you could use a Kodak Instant Camera with excellent results.

But now I just take all my own pictures. Maybe I'm lazy or cheap, but it's just easier. A lot of my candids show up on my Twitter feed.

Why don't you organize a small amateur photo meet. Invite  a few amateur photographers to shoot you modeling. They do that in real life too. Just have them submit their results at the end. And by amateur event I mean no money either way and no sex. Keep it legit.

As long as you're in them...

They will love them. Candid shows more of the real you where they may think professional photos are touched up and unrealistic. I'd say do both 😇 and have fun while you do it! I miss the old Santa photoshoot days 🥰

IMO the problem with some selfies are too many use all the damn filters on Snapchat which hides themselves as well. And let’s be honest, personality truly out weighs looks in the end.  

With all photos, only a certain level of “doctoring” photos should happen.  

I’m 45. My body isn’t perfect. I’ve lived and done many things along the way. I can tell you I work my ass off to keep it as best as I can. But I cannot compete nor do I want to with a twenty something. I’m willing to be I can run circles around 95% of my clients and friends and I’ll laugh my ass off doing so.  

Nobody is going to be wearing a Snapchat filter IRL. This is me, take it or leave it. But also making rude comments telling women their bodies aren’t perfect is a disgusting behavior because fellas you aren’t perfect either. We take you as you are. Let’s practice the golden rule. And remember the age old advice: if you don’t have anything nice to say STFU. 😘😘