Okay, so, I’ve been obsessed with getting a defined jawline lately, you know, that sharp, angular look. I finally decided to do something about it and started looking into this “L-shaped jawline” thing. It’s supposed to make your face look more, I don’t know, powerful or something. Anyway, I wanted that. Badly.
Starting Out
First, I tried to figure out what this whole L-shaped jawline was even about. Apparently, it’s basically when your jawline is super defined and makes a sharp angle, almost like the letter “L”.
Getting Down to Business
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So, I started doing these chin-up exercises. I mean, I felt ridiculous, but supposedly, they lift up the face muscles.
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Then, I got into this whole contouring thing. I bought some makeup and watched a bunch of videos online. It took me forever to figure out how to do it right.
The Process
I kept at it, doing the exercises and practicing the contouring. It was a pain, to be honest. I looked silly doing the chin-ups, and my face felt weird with all that makeup. There were days I just wanted to give up. I messed up the contouring a lot in the beginning, making my jaw look muddy instead of defined. It was frustrating, to say the least.
Finally Seeing Results
But, I stuck with it. And you know what? After a few weeks, I actually started to see a difference. My jawline did look a little sharper, especially when I contoured it. It wasn’t super dramatic, but it was there. I was pretty stoked, I’m not gonna lie. I took a bunch of selfies, tried different angles, and yeah, I felt good.
It’s not exactly the “royalty jaw” that they talk about, but hey, it’s a start. I’m still doing the exercises and getting better at the contouring. It’s a journey, right? I think I will keep at it.
It’s a lot of work, that’s for sure. But if you really want that L-shaped jawline, you gotta put in the effort. Just be prepared to look a little crazy with those chin-ups, and maybe invest in a good makeup remover!
