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| image = Looksmatch charcoal.jpg | |||
| caption = Charcoal paired faces (Astra, 2026). Photos are lighting, angle, and lens — the usual way people fake a PSL jump. | |||
| alt = Paired-face charcoal study | |||
| field = Looksmaxxing | | field = Looksmaxxing | ||
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House stack: same lamp, same distance, same lens, every two weeks, if you are tracking anything. One flattering bathroom selfie is not data. | House stack: same lamp, same distance, same lens, every two weeks, if you are tracking anything. One flattering bathroom selfie is not data. | ||
== Not bone == | |||
A 30-degree down-angle and a longer lens change canthal tilt and jaw on camera. That is photography. See [[canthal tilt]] and [[softmaxxing]]. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 09:55, 14 September 2026
 Charcoal paired faces (Astra, 2026). Photos are lighting, angle, and lens — the usual way people fake a PSL jump.
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| Field | Looksmaxxing |
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| Also known as | pictures, dating photos, selfie
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Photos are how most people first see your face.[1] Lighting, angle, distance, and whether you are actually in focus beat a filter. Looksmaxxing photo-threads obsess over "PSL in pics vs IRL." The useful claim: a face can be lit well or badly; a bad photo is not a bone diagnosis.
House stack: same lamp, same distance, same lens, every two weeks, if you are tracking anything. One flattering bathroom selfie is not data.
Not bone
A 30-degree down-angle and a longer lens change canthal tilt and jaw on camera. That is photography. See canthal tilt and softmaxxing.
See also
References
- ↑ Looksmaxxing. Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.