Greycel advice#1

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This will be a series of thread where I give simple, straight to point advice for greycels. This will be water for older users.

Eye Area
Importance:
Simple, eye area is the main factor that gives you a predatory or tame look. A strong jaw supports the idea but does not contribute much signs of aggression by itself. Maxilla and jaw does contribute but without a good eye area, you will lack the predatory appeal.h

Looksmaxes
*Eyelash:-
Oral minox,
Latisse,
Lash growth serum,
Castor or rosemary oil,
Dye,
Minmal eyelining.

*Undereye support:-
Volufiline(minimal effect only),
Collagen serums
There are also professional aegyo sal thread in this forum

*Eyebrows
Minox,
Dermastamping,
Growth serum,
Castor or rosemary oil,
Minimal eyebrow shaping

Universal solutions:
Oral Minoxidil(there are side effects-bloating and unwanted hair growth which can easily be overcame)

Try stretching you upper eyelid for getting hunter eyes(might work,not sure about this one)

 

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*Undereye support:-
Volufiline

So we're in bronze

 

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good thread for newcels. had to deal with so many "jaw is law" copers with my tiktokcel friends


eye area is fuarking law

 

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So we're in bronze

I already said that volufiline produces only minimal effects

 

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good thread for newcels. had to deal with so many "jaw is law" copers with my tiktokcel friends


eye area is fuarking law

Thanks bruv. Both are law but one can compensate for the other being inferior

 

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Thanks bruv. Both are law but one can compensate for the other being inferior

I've seen some ppl irl with shitty jaws but good eyes which save their face. I've never seen the opposite though, if you want an example of good jaw shit eyes just look at my banner

 

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Unless you have really bad eyes(like the one in your poster), a good jaw can save you. But having good eyes are a hailo, it is true that good eye area is rarer than good jaw.

 

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