First time on mobile kinda nervous

[junebug]

 

[zillophone]

ok

 

[ecoli]

on pc is way better

 

[Kitsune]

You sat on your chair and rotted in com for 17 days

How isnt your posture fucked

 

[negative]

mobile mogs

 

[junebug]

on pc is way better

I agree

You sat on your chair and rotted in com for 17 days

How isnt your posture fucked

I never said it wasn't...

 

[glamora]

I didnt even know u could use it on mobile

 

[Kitsune]

I agree

I never said it wasn't...

I only use phone to rot

I use pc to make threads

 

[junebug]

I only use phone to rot

I use pc to make threads

I use pc all the time

 

[foidslayer]

I only use phone to rot

I use pc to make threads

I use pc to do actual research and make guides

phone is for rotting and trolling

 

[junebug]

I use pc to do actual research and make guides

phone is for rotting and trolling

Split personality headass
My auto capitalization is on on my phone so I type weird now

 

[foidslayer]

Split personality headass
My auto capitalization is on on my phone so I type weird now

I am mentally ill unfortunately

 

[Xx_Sh4tteredHe4rt_xX]

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I use pc, tablet, phone, and laptop im a demon

 

[Kitsune]

I use pc to do actual research and make guides

phone is for rotting and trolling

Am i retarded or did u have contributor award all the time

I joined this forum a week ago so i couldnt see guides that were made while ago

 

[foidslayer]

Am i retarded or did u have contributor award all the time

I joined this forum a week ago so i couldnt see guides that were made while ago

Well I have a couple of decent guides I'd say

Guide foidslayer's Guide On Pharmaceutical Skincare

Jun 4, 2026

Pharmaceutical Skincare​

Spoiler: 0. The Rules Before You Touch Anything

1. Sunscreen is mandatory.
If you use tretinoin, tazarotene, azelaic acid, isotretinoin, or anything that makes your skin more reactive, sunscreen is not optional. Dermatology guidance generally recommends broad-spectrum, water-resistant SPF 30+ minimum; for a retinoid routine, SPF 50 / PA++++ is the safer standard...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 50
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

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• 
• 

Guide foidslayer's Guide On Modelling

Jun 8, 2026

Modelling Ladder for Looksmaxxers


This guide is for trying to get into modelling through reputation stacking, which is the best way imo. The point is not to jump straight into agencies (obviously). The better method is to start low build up socially, create a reputation and use each level to go to the next


SPOILER: IF YOU'RE A FOID...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 21
• Forum: Lifemaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Guide Fat Loss (Not Weight Loss)

Mar 22, 2026

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This thread explains how to actually lose fat and improve your physique instead of just dropping weight. Most people approach this wrong, which is why they either don’t see results or end up looking worse even after losing weight.

THREAD MUSIC:

---

Spoiler: Fat Loss vs Weight Loss

The first thing to understand is that losing weight is not the goal. Losing fat is.

Your body weight includes fat, muscle, water, glycogen, and food volume. When you try to “lose weight” without understanding this, you often end up losing muscle and water along with fat. This leads to a...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 20
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Guide Hairmaxxing

Mar 28, 2026

THREAD MUSIC:

Spoiler: OVAL

You’re balanced, so nothing needs fixing the goal is just not stretching your face

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1: Straight Hair


Men: Textured crop
Women: Long layered straight hair


Straight hair naturally sits flat, so if you don’t add texture or layers it just drags everything downward and can make your face look longer than it actually is. The textured crop for men fixes that by breaking up the flatness without adding too much height, while long layers for women keep movement so the face stays balanced instead of heavy and flat...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 27
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Guide Surgery & Advanced Aesthetic Procedures (Hardmaxxing)

Mar 24, 2026

@Notnotnotover0 answering your question too


THREAD MUSIC:

---

This thread covers hardmaxxing, meaning surgical and injectable procedures used to improve facial structure. These are higher-risk and higher-reward compared to softmaxxing, so understanding what actually works and what to avoid is critical.

---

Spoiler: Fillers (Safest Entry Point)

Fillers are generally the safest and most accessible form of hardmaxxing when done correctly. They are non-permanent, adjustable, and allow you to enhance your structure without committing to surgery.

The most common areas for improvement are...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 5
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Guide Masseter Training (Research‑Backed Methods)

Feb 16, 2026

Everything You Can Actually Do.​

This thread builds onto my masseter thread (why it’s really important for facial structure) and my chewing guide. Whats next is a breakdown of every relevant way to develop your masseters, avoid unwanted muscles like the buccinator and understand other influences like hormonal changes.

---

Your masseter responds to mechanical tension.​

This means that the more load you put on it, the more it grows (provided you don’t injure your TMJ). Growth won’t magically change your ramus...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 24
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

• 
• 
• 

 

[Kitsune]

Well I have a couple of decent guides I'd say

Guide foidslayer's Guide On Pharmaceutical Skincare

Jun 4, 2026

Pharmaceutical Skincare​

Spoiler: 0. The Rules Before You Touch Anything

1. Sunscreen is mandatory.
If you use tretinoin, tazarotene, azelaic acid, isotretinoin, or anything that makes your skin more reactive, sunscreen is not optional. Dermatology guidance generally recommends broad-spectrum, water-resistant SPF 30+ minimum; for a retinoid routine, SPF 50 / PA++++ is the safer standard...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 50
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Guide foidslayer's Guide On Modelling

Jun 8, 2026

Modelling Ladder for Looksmaxxers


This guide is for trying to get into modelling through reputation stacking, which is the best way imo. The point is not to jump straight into agencies (obviously). The better method is to start low build up socially, create a reputation and use each level to go to the next


SPOILER: IF YOU'RE A FOID...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 21
• Forum: Lifemaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Guide Fat Loss (Not Weight Loss)

Mar 22, 2026

---

This thread explains how to actually lose fat and improve your physique instead of just dropping weight. Most people approach this wrong, which is why they either don’t see results or end up looking worse even after losing weight.

THREAD MUSIC:

---

Spoiler: Fat Loss vs Weight Loss

The first thing to understand is that losing weight is not the goal. Losing fat is.

Your body weight includes fat, muscle, water, glycogen, and food volume. When you try to “lose weight” without understanding this, you often end up losing muscle and water along with fat. This leads to a...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 20
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Guide Hairmaxxing

Mar 28, 2026

THREAD MUSIC:

Spoiler: OVAL

You’re balanced, so nothing needs fixing the goal is just not stretching your face

---

1: Straight Hair


Men: Textured crop
Women: Long layered straight hair


Straight hair naturally sits flat, so if you don’t add texture or layers it just drags everything downward and can make your face look longer than it actually is. The textured crop for men fixes that by breaking up the flatness without adding too much height, while long layers for women keep movement so the face stays balanced instead of heavy and flat...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 27
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Guide Surgery & Advanced Aesthetic Procedures (Hardmaxxing)

Mar 24, 2026

@Notnotnotover0 answering your question too


THREAD MUSIC:

---

This thread covers hardmaxxing, meaning surgical and injectable procedures used to improve facial structure. These are higher-risk and higher-reward compared to softmaxxing, so understanding what actually works and what to avoid is critical.

---

Spoiler: Fillers (Safest Entry Point)

Fillers are generally the safest and most accessible form of hardmaxxing when done correctly. They are non-permanent, adjustable, and allow you to enhance your structure without committing to surgery.

The most common areas for improvement are...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 5
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Guide Masseter Training (Research‑Backed Methods)

Feb 16, 2026

Everything You Can Actually Do.​

This thread builds onto my masseter thread (why it’s really important for facial structure) and my chewing guide. Whats next is a breakdown of every relevant way to develop your masseters, avoid unwanted muscles like the buccinator and understand other influences like hormonal changes.

---

Your masseter responds to mechanical tension.​

This means that the more load you put on it, the more it grows (provided you don’t injure your TMJ). Growth won’t magically change your ramus...

• foidslayer
• Replies: 24
• Forum: Looksmaxxing

• 
• 
• 

Mirin high effort

How long did the research take

Also i have 2 guides but they are braindead af its low effort threads maybe i'll make a high effort thread whenever i get break

 

[foidslayer]

Mirin high effort

How long did the research take

Also i have 2 guides but they are braindead af its low effort threads maybe i'll make a high effort thread whenever i get break

Any guide that works is a good guide man keep your head up

Not that much research needed ngl its easy to just read pubmed and articles about it

and results (physical proof) from people who did these methods also helps alot

 

[LeoK]

I only use this on phone