Brief Summary
This video provides a comprehensive guide to improving one's appearance without spending a lot of money. It covers skincare, facial structure, hair, and physique, offering practical tips and debunking common myths. The video emphasizes the importance of overall health and lifestyle over expensive products or procedures, and it concludes with a reminder that true value lies beyond physical appearance.
- Skincare can be simple and affordable, focusing on basic hygiene and natural remedies.
- Facial structure can be improved through mewing and reducing body fat.
- Hair health relies on avoiding harsh chemicals and maintaining a natural routine.
- Physique is crucial for attractiveness, achievable through consistent exercise and a balanced diet.
- Looks aren't everything; character, skills, and personal development are more important.
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The video aims to provide realistic and practical advice on improving one's looks, skincare, and overall appearance. It promises to deliver genuine tips without relying on generic or sponsored content. The speaker emphasizes that the advice is based on personal experience and will yield real results.
I was wrong
The speaker admits to previously believing that looks were unimportant, valuing money and confidence instead. He now believes that focusing on small habits can significantly improve one's appearance. He outlines four key points and three tips that can enhance facial glow, emphasizing the importance of the foundational points for the tips to be effective.
Skincare
The speaker initially found skincare routines on YouTube to be expensive and unattainable. He notes that people with good skin often follow a simple routine: face wash, moisturizer, and sunscreen. He contrasts this with those who only wash their face with water and a shared towel, advising against such practices.
Low budget skincare
For students with limited funds, the speaker recommends cutting out junk food and sugar. He suggests washing the face with cold water only, using Vaseline as a moisturizer, and covering the face with a cloth when in the sun. Additionally, he advises applying rice water before sleeping and cleaning the face with rose water in the morning.
Face
The speaker emphasizes the importance of face cutting and a sharp jawline for attractiveness, regardless of skin color. He criticizes online face exercises as ineffective and a waste of time, advocating for genuine methods to sharpen the jawline.
Mewing
Mewing, maintaining a natural tongue position against the roof of the mouth, is presented as a genuine method for improving facial structure. It is described as a habit that requires daily practice and can gradually change face shape and jawline over months or years. Breathing through the nose is also highlighted as an important habit for overall health and facial structure.
Loose Face Fat
Reducing body fat is essential for revealing a sharper jawline. The speaker advises improving one's diet by eating hard foods and limiting soft, processed foods.
Chewing gum is wrong
Chewing gum for improving the jawline is dismissed as a waste of time, as it contains sugar, damages teeth, and increases body fat.
skin
The speaker shares a story about a dark-skinned classmate who was bullied, highlighting societal biases based on skin color. He argues that while society equates dark skin with being unattractive, it's possible to improve skin quality regardless of color. He debunks the myth that skin color can be drastically changed with products or home remedies.
Face cleanliness
Maintaining face cleanliness is crucial, including trimming nose and ear hair, brushing teeth, and keeping the tongue clean to avoid bad breath. The speaker stresses that these small details significantly impact one's overall appearance.
Stop touching your face
Touching the face frequently can cause pimples due to bacteria on hands and phones. The speaker advises against bursting pimples, recommending a proper diet and consulting a doctor for severe acne.
Hair
The speaker advises against washing hair with soap or shampoo daily, as it strips natural oils. He recommends using sulfate-free shampoo if possible, or simply washing with water. Avoiding hot water, using natural oils, and staying away from excessive styling products are also recommended for maintaining healthy hair.
How to pick your hairstyle
The speaker suggests experimenting with different hairstyles to find what suits you best, rather than blindly following trends. He advises communicating clearly with the barber and avoiding overly long hair if in school or college.
Big lesson
The speaker emphasizes that a man's physique is his makeup. Broad shoulders, a V-shaped body, and a muscular back are considered attractive for men, while a specific hip shape and reduced face fat are highlighted for women.
Physic
The speaker addresses common excuses for not exercising, such as lack of time, space, or money. He encourages starting with simple exercises at home and highlights the importance of consistency.
Height
The speaker debunks the myth that exercise stunts height growth, clarifying that simple exercises like push-ups and pull-ups can actually increase height. He criticizes the obsession with height-related products and videos, emphasizing that diet, exercise, and sleep are the key factors for growth. He also notes that even with short height, a good physique can make one more attractive.
Tip No 1.
The first tip for an immediate facial glow is to wash your face.
Tip No 2.
Smiling is the second tip, described as the cheapest way to bring a glow to the face. The speaker advises against adopting a constantly serious demeanor to appear cool, encouraging genuine smiles to enhance attractiveness.
Tip No 3.
The third tip is to maintain a clean-shaven face if you have a patchy beard. The speaker shares his personal experience and advises against keeping a mismatched beard, suggesting it looks unkempt. He clarifies that a man's manliness is not determined by his mustache or beard.
Looks Don't Matter
The speaker argues that looks are not as important as people think, likening them to thumbnails for a YouTube video. He suggests that inner qualities and character are more significant. He recounts feeling insecure after watching lookmaxing videos and emphasizes that one's value is not determined by physical appearance.
What I learned in life
The speaker shares an experience of witnessing a woman being harassed on a train, which taught him that strength, fearlessness, humor, leadership, and financial stability are more important than looks. He criticizes the overabundance of looks-based content on YouTube and advises focusing on maximizing various aspects of life, including money, skills, and personality. He concludes by stating that unattractiveness is often a result of lifestyle choices rather than genetics, encouraging investment in one's life.
