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Cheekbones are probably the number one feature in what can ascend someone from PSL 5 to PSL 7, they’re also the most confusing feature, so here’s some info about the perfect cheekbones.
to start, pretty much no one has perfect cheekbones, so don’t fret if your cheekbones don’t tick everything. First of all, the most important thing for a cheekbone is it’s prominence. Don’t confuse prominence with mass either, females have much larger cheekbones, but not necessarily more prominent cheekbones (as in they stick out your face). Males have more angular, sharper cheekbones, as we do with all other bones as well.
To get popping, sharp zygos, your cheekbones have to be both laterally and forward grown, a combination which only the very, very blessed are lucky to have. Here’s an example of perfectly forward and laterally grown cheekbones.
In addition, you also want a well developed zygomatic arch:
Few have an arch as prominent as this, and this is edited I’m pretty sure anyway but regardless.
The rarest feature to have, is high cheekbones. High cheekbones are smaller, and as a consequence, less prominent, but they’re still the most striking feature imo. High cheekbones is a feature which belongs exclusively to men I believe, making them dimorphic. Here’s a pic of Andreas Eriksen:
VS a (edited) pic of O’Pry
You can see how eriksens cheekbones are much lower and more rounder then O’Pry’s, Sean’s cheekbones are more smaller as well, but because they’ve been edited to be forward grown they look more prominent, sharp.
Here’s another edit:
As you can see, O’Pry has very high cheekbones, but since they’re not forward grown, they don’t particularly pop.
To conclude, the ideal male cheekbones are sharp and angular, laterally and forward grown, and high. If you have all of these, then there must be something seriously wrong with your face for you to be on here rather than slaying. There is probably more that goes into perfect zygos, so if you think I’ve missed anything or got something wrong, tell me.
to start, pretty much no one has perfect cheekbones, so don’t fret if your cheekbones don’t tick everything. First of all, the most important thing for a cheekbone is it’s prominence. Don’t confuse prominence with mass either, females have much larger cheekbones, but not necessarily more prominent cheekbones (as in they stick out your face). Males have more angular, sharper cheekbones, as we do with all other bones as well.
To get popping, sharp zygos, your cheekbones have to be both laterally and forward grown, a combination which only the very, very blessed are lucky to have. Here’s an example of perfectly forward and laterally grown cheekbones.
In addition, you also want a well developed zygomatic arch:
Few have an arch as prominent as this, and this is edited I’m pretty sure anyway but regardless.
The rarest feature to have, is high cheekbones. High cheekbones are smaller, and as a consequence, less prominent, but they’re still the most striking feature imo. High cheekbones is a feature which belongs exclusively to men I believe, making them dimorphic. Here’s a pic of Andreas Eriksen:
VS a (edited) pic of O’Pry
You can see how eriksens cheekbones are much lower and more rounder then O’Pry’s, Sean’s cheekbones are more smaller as well, but because they’ve been edited to be forward grown they look more prominent, sharp.
Here’s another edit:
As you can see, O’Pry has very high cheekbones, but since they’re not forward grown, they don’t particularly pop.
To conclude, the ideal male cheekbones are sharp and angular, laterally and forward grown, and high. If you have all of these, then there must be something seriously wrong with your face for you to be on here rather than slaying. There is probably more that goes into perfect zygos, so if you think I’ve missed anything or got something wrong, tell me.
