Is getting leaner law?

[canthaltits]

Is getting leaner the best softmax?
I’ve noticed that almost nobody really talks about how important it is to be lean.
Everyone keeps mentioning better sleep, chewing, eyebrow tinting, skincare, haircuts and etc, but I almost never see people stressing the importance of lowering body fat — especially the difference between looking average at ~18% and actually looking sharp at 14-15%.
Is there a real noticeable difference in that small range?
Does dropping those few % actually change the face that much (jaw, eye area, overall angularity)?
And more importantly: is getting leaner one of the highest ROI things you can do right now for your looks? Should it be one of the first things to focus on?
Curious to hear what you guys think, especially if someone has personal experience going from ~18% to 14-15%.
Its a serious thread and I want to hear your opinion

 

[Aezac]

Is getting leaner the best softmax?
I’ve noticed that almost nobody really talks about how important it is to be lean.
Everyone keeps mentioning better sleep, chewing, eyebrow tinting, skincare, haircuts and etc, but I almost never see people stressing the importance of lowering body fat — especially the difference between looking average at ~18% and actually looking sharp at 14-15%.
Is there a real noticeable difference in that small range?
Does dropping those few % actually change the face that much (jaw, eye area, overall angularity)?
And more importantly: is getting leaner one of the highest ROI things you can do right now for your looks? Should it be one of the first things to focus on?
Curious to hear what you guys think, especially if someone has personal experience going from ~18% to 14-15%.
Its a serious thread and I want to hear your opinion

Good softmaxx

 

[asterialol]

I’ve noticed that almost nobody really talks about how important it is to be lean.

Must be deaf then

 

[mjbrushan]

Lean is law

 

[manlet21392]

Yess

 

[BromelainMax]

Is getting leaner the best softmax?
I’ve noticed that almost nobody really talks about how important it is to be lean.
Everyone keeps mentioning better sleep, chewing, eyebrow tinting, skincare, haircuts and etc, but I almost never see people stressing the importance of lowering body fat — especially the difference between looking average at ~18% and actually looking sharp at 14-15%.
Is there a real noticeable difference in that small range?
Does dropping those few % actually change the face that much (jaw, eye area, overall angularity)?
And more importantly: is getting leaner one of the highest ROI things you can do right now for your looks? Should it be one of the first things to focus on?
Curious to hear what you guys think, especially if someone has personal experience going from ~18% to 14-15%.
Its a serious thread and I want to hear your opinion

Lean is law

 

[oscar0819]

What the fuck do you mean nobody is talking about it, who do you think you are jfl

And fyi lean MASS is law. If you have to hypotethically pick one Mass>twink for 99% of the population.

 

[AleksandR12]

Is getting leaner the best softmax?
I’ve noticed that almost nobody really talks about how important it is to be lean.
Everyone keeps mentioning better sleep, chewing, eyebrow tinting, skincare, haircuts and etc, but I almost never see people stressing the importance of lowering body fat — especially the difference between looking average at ~18% and actually looking sharp at 14-15%.
Is there a real noticeable difference in that small range?
Does dropping those few % actually change the face that much (jaw, eye area, overall angularity)?
And more importantly: is getting leaner one of the highest ROI things you can do right now for your looks? Should it be one of the first things to focus on?
Curious to hear what you guys think, especially if someone has personal experience going from ~18% to 14-15%.
Its a serious thread and I want to hear your opinion

no one talks about that because its fucking obvioust
lean is law!!!

 

[𝔻𝕠𝕨𝕟𝕨𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕘𝕣𝕠𝕨𝕥𝕙𝕔𝕖𝕝]

what is this fucking question? are you actually a retard

 

[Suicidalcel]

yea leanmaxxing is the first step, yea the difference between 18% and 14% is major, but you should drop down to 10% for maximum effect, a fat face hides your real bone structure, also maybe its not talked about enough cause it's water, it's the first and best looksmax besides hardmaxxes

 

[DogMaxxedOgre]

Is getting leaner the best softmax?
I’ve noticed that almost nobody really talks about how important it is to be lean.
Everyone keeps mentioning better sleep, chewing, eyebrow tinting, skincare, haircuts and etc, but I almost never see people stressing the importance of lowering body fat — especially the difference between looking average at ~18% and actually looking sharp at 14-15%.
Is there a real noticeable difference in that small range?
Does dropping those few % actually change the face that much (jaw, eye area, overall angularity)?
And more importantly: is getting leaner one of the highest ROI things you can do right now for your looks? Should it be one of the first things to focus on?
Curious to hear what you guys think, especially if someone has personal experience going from ~18% to 14-15%.
Its a serious thread and I want to hear your opinion

went 85 to 75kg. what actually changed in my face: temples got thinner, jaw more defined, cheekbones showed up, under eyes hollower, and my nose looked smaller. the nose one surprised me, nothing about my nose changed, the rest of the face just caught up to it. that's the part nobody spells out.

 

[canthaltits]

yea leanmaxxing is the first step, yea the difference between 18% and 14% is major, but you should drop down to 10% for maximum effect, a fat face hides your real bone structure, also maybe its not talked about enough cause it's water, it's the first and best looksmax besides hardmaxxe

what is this fucking question? are you actually a retard

Thanks y'all, it might not be over for me yet

 

[foid_annihilation]

Is getting leaner the best softmax?
I’ve noticed that almost nobody really talks about how important it is to be lean.
Everyone keeps mentioning better sleep, chewing, eyebrow tinting, skincare, haircuts and etc, but I almost never see people stressing the importance of lowering body fat — especially the difference between looking average at ~18% and actually looking sharp at 14-15%.
Is there a real noticeable difference in that small range?
Does dropping those few % actually change the face that much (jaw, eye area, overall angularity)?
And more importantly: is getting leaner one of the highest ROI things you can do right now for your looks? Should it be one of the first things to focus on?
Curious to hear what you guys think, especially if someone has personal experience going from ~18% to 14-15%.
Its a serious thread and I want to hear your opinion

getting lean will benefit your looks not only in your face but also in the body just dont go too hard on a cut while ypure still growing

 

[Looshmaxxed]

It’s 10% where aesthetics are peak. Not 14-15% lol

 

[painbonez]

Is getting leaner the best softmax?
I’ve noticed that almost nobody really talks about how important it is to be lean.
Everyone keeps mentioning better sleep, chewing, eyebrow tinting, skincare, haircuts and etc, but I almost never see people stressing the importance of lowering body fat — especially the difference between looking average at ~18% and actually looking sharp at 14-15%.
Is there a real noticeable difference in that small range?
Does dropping those few % actually change the face that much (jaw, eye area, overall angularity)?
And more importantly: is getting leaner one of the highest ROI things you can do right now for your looks? Should it be one of the first things to focus on?
Curious to hear what you guys think, especially if someone has personal experience going from ~18% to 14-15%.
Its a serious thread and I want to hear your opinion

No one talks about this because its the most basic thing

 

[currentlylarping]

I think getting lean is the most high ROI thing you can do to improve your looks.