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chewing gum

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if i want a better jawline as a girl, is gum gonna make it look like bulkier and shit or is it good??or should i stick to just mewing or what help
 
It does but overtime it causes jaw pain for some people and overly chewing gum cause bloating
 
It activates the masseter muscles but it really isnt worth it due to jaw strain or teeth grinding
 
Chewing gum trains the masseters, which may be good as it visually widens and squares out the lower jawline.
But this may also be bad depending on your head shape as a square/rectangular shaped head naturally already has widened out lower jaw angles, and over-training that region may make the head look very blocky/disproportionately wide at the bottom.
For a visually sharp jawline, personally, I would recommend training the neck muscles, starting off by doing chin tucks and neck curls.
 
Chewing gum trains the masseters, which may be good as it visually widens and squares out the lower jawline.
But this may also be bad depending on your head shape as a square/rectangular shaped head naturally already has widened out lower jaw angles, and over-training that region may make the head look very blocky/disproportionately wide at the bottom.
For a visually sharp jawline, personally, I would recommend training the neck muscles, starting off by doing chin tucks and neck curls.
ooh okay thannkss
 

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