Women Reveal How They Managed To Become Significantly More Attractive

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Mayarey
Feb 9, 2022 6:00 PM EST

Having a glow-up can take a lot of work. For some of us, we have to grow into our features. But It's definitely a flex to be able to look back at high school pictures and just know that you have come really far. You definitely don't want to peak in your teens. But sometimes we just looked so good for no reason whatsoever. Perhaps were just worse quality back in the day and we can't see how sh*tty our makeup really was. That's what we'll tell ourselves from now on It's bad to compare ourselves to other people, but there are some universal steps we can all take to make ourselves appear more attractive. Like showering, dressing better, finally finding the foundation shade that matches both your face and neck.

On Reddit, people are sharing how they managed to become significantly more attractive, and it might surprise you how simple these steps are.

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    Font - r/AskWomen u/jesscorsetta · 4d 1 3 3 2 How did you manage to become significantly more attractive? I feel as though I need to make some changes. What worked for you? 1.8k 941 |↑, Share
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    It was Reddit user u/jesscorsetta who posed this question to the women of Reddit. It seems she is asking for some advice for herself, and people definitely delivered. She got over 900 pieces of advice in less than a week.

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    Font - AnonymousPika · 4d 1 Award Lifting weights. Attractive is subjective but I like the look of muscle definition on all body types. I think lifting weights (even just like 10lb dumbbells) makes women discover not just their physical strength but empowers them mentally. So like the others, confidence is key and just figure out what gives you that confidence. For me and a lot of other women, that's lifting weights.
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    This seems like a great way to glow up from within. It's not about losing weight, but strengthening the body you already live in can change your life in so many little ways. It's essentially a form of self-care. If you want to look good, you need to commit to self-care.

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    Font - Zeiserl • 4d 3 3 Awards a side part. Leave me alone, Gen Z, middle parts work their magic only if you're already prettier than average • stopped seeing the same hairdresser as my mom threw out 2/3 of my closet and started wearing what I thought was beautiful. I also started wearing only clothes that fit and not just the large baggy stuff my mom had put me in • let my eyebrows grow out read a shit ton of articles on how to do these things. They eventually get boring and I ignored almost al
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    Rectangle - idkimsleepy7 · 4d 1 Award Acted like I was hotter than I really was. Confidence, basically 6 Reply 1.3k ...
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    Font - RNsomeday78 · 4d Fixed my skin and lost weight. Everyone says be confident but it's a lot easier to have confidence when you don't have bad skin and like how your body looks G Reply 1 1.1k 3 ...
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    Font - fossilized_frog · 4d 2 Awards I know it seems little and insignificant but posture. Improving the way I carry myself really helped with confidence issues. I have scoliosis, a fairly unremarkable face, and bad social anxiety. By improving my posture I literally stood taller, even if only by half an inch. I also felt like I was able to breathe better, which in turn helped me relax especially in social situations. There were moments when l'd be so self conscious that l'd literally forget to
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    Font - Secondhonor6374 · 4d 1 Award Smartening up, having good values and manners, staying simple and focusing on financial stability rather than keeping up with the trends, being genuine, and loving your own family 9 but if you were asking for the physical aspects, eating well, good hygiene, clean clothes and nails, neat hair,a smile G Reply 1 470 3 ...
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    Font - ComfortableCelery760 · 4d Hit the gym, have a good skin care routine, know what you're doing with your makeup, get a flattering hair cut and color that works with your facial features. Wear clothes that flatter your body shape and skin tone. If you aren't already doing this, being well-read and informed can give you the confidence to speak up and assert yourself in conversations, which is an attractive quality. G Reply 291
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    Font - biochemnerd12 · 4d Some thingsI did. 1. Invest in my hair growth and care. I have thick, low-back length Persian hair. I used to not care much about it, but now I take better care and it's gotten longer. I don't use drugstore shampoo but go to Ulta and invest in shampoo and conditioner. (My favorite right now is Tokyo Lab's line. Talso use oleplex on my hair every two months and that's helped). 2. Eased off of heavy foundations and use skin tints and let my skin breathe. My skin has gotte
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    Font - SleepFlower80·4d Age and confidence. As l've got older, I've got more confident and I think that shows. Aside from that: • lifting weights. I think it's so important for women to lift as it really helps in later life - it increases bone density and helps defend against osteoporosis, for example. • Botox and filler. I get a light sprinkling of Botox in the key areas so that I can still move my face, I just don't have the wrinkles. With filler l'm a bit more liberal - I have lips, smile lin
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    Font - deepfriedsatan • 4d I fill in my brows, tuck in my shirt and cuff my pants and instantly go from homeless to fashion 4 49 3 ...
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    Font - Formal_Commission800 · 4d Taking genuine personal interest in others, including strangers. Especially as so many people feel invisible and alone. So l've become much more attractive as a human just by working on being kind to others. G Reply 4 60 3 ...
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    Font - acinaria · 4d Red lipstick and leather jacket lol! That was my confidence boost. Also, red dress and red clothes in general. When you are confident and FEEL hot, you look hot A 6 Reply 1 49 3
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    Font - Gogogo_Armybtsislove · 4d By sleeping. Not with anyone but getting enough sleep. Reply 仓 28 3 ...
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