
Looksmaxxing for Men: What Actually Works (Skip the BS Methods)
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The High-Impact Fundamentals (Do These First)
1. Body Fat Percentage: 12-15% This isn't negotiable. Every attractive facial feature you think you lack is probably hidden under facial fat. Cheekbones, jawline definition, hollow cheeks, even eye shape — all emerge when you're lean enough.
I've watched guys completely transform their face just by dropping from 20% to 13% body fat. Same bone structure, same genetics, but suddenly they have the facial definition they thought required surgery.
The math is simple: drop to 12-15% body fat, and your face will look 2-3 years younger with better bone structure definition. Skip this, and everything else is window dressing.
2. Skin Quality: Bad skin kills everything else you're working on. A guy with average features and great skin will always outperform someone with good bone structure and terrible skin. Skip the 12-step Korean routines plastered all over social media. They're for people who mistake activity for results. Your skin needs three things: clean it, protect it from sun, and accelerate cell turnover. That's it.
3. Posture and Jaw Position Most men have poor jaw positioning from years of mouth breathing and suboptimal oral habits. This creates a weak facial profile and forward head posture that kills your overall presence.
Reviv's looksmaxxing mouthguard is specifically designed for this. It's biomechanical approach helps restore proper positioning of the jaw and facial bones, leading to a sharper, more sculpted profile without surgery or exercises.

Combined with conscious posture work during the day and keeping your head directly over your shoulders instead of jutting forward, you'll see improvements in facial profile and overall presence within weeks.
The Bone Structure Illusion Game
1. Strategic Facial Hair Most men get this backwards. Facial hair isn't about following trends — it's about creating geometric illusions that enhance your natural structure.
Weak jawline? Use a well-trimmed beard to create the illusion of width and definition. Square jaw already? Keep it clean or use light stubble to maintain sharpness without hiding your natural advantage.
Round face? Vertical lines in your beard create length. Long face? Horizontal fullness adds width. The goal is proportional balance, not copying whatever's trending on TikTok
But here's the key: facial hair only works if it's well-maintained. A patchy, unkempt beard makes you look worse than being clean-shaven. If you can't grow full, even coverage, don't force it.
2. Jawline Improvement That Actually Works Real talk: You can't change your bone structure. But you can optimize what you have through proper positioning and muscular development.
"Chewing gum" are mostly placebo. Chewing tough gum might marginally increase masseter muscle size, but it won't create bone definition or fix poor jaw positioning.
The Reviv approach is particularly effective because it addresses the root cause — poor jaw positioning from years of suboptimal oral habits. Instead of trying to strengthen muscles that don't need strengthening, you're training proper alignment that creates natural improvement in facial symmetry and definition.
3. Strategic Haircuts Your haircut should complement your face shape, not follow trends. A great cut can create the illusion of better proportions.
Round face: Add height and avoid width. Oval face: Most cuts work, don't overthink it. Square face: Soften angles or embrace them. Long face: Add width, avoid excessive height.
But here's what most guys miss: your barber isn't a facial structure analyst. Learn your face shape, find cuts that work, then find a barber who can execute them consistently.
What's Actually Noise (Stop Wasting Time)

The Practical Implementation
- Get your body fat to 12-15% and maintain it
- Establish a simple, consistent skincare routine
- Optimize jaw positioning with REVIV's lookmaxxing mouthguard
- Find haircut and facial hair styles that complement your face shape
- Build the habits that compound over time

The Bottom Line