>>40931547
effortmaxing unironically made me pass more

>>40931557
Who would have thought that putting effort into something could help you achieve a goal.

>>40931557
sorry i forgot the rest of my post. learn hair, makeup, get a style of dress thats appropriate for your age and please dont start out dressing or styling yourself alt. treat yourself like a middle school girl learning the absolute basics to impress a boy u like.

>>40931557
absolutely mind boggling

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>>40931547
>Get brows done (find the best shape with AI)
>Eyelash perms (you can do that at home tho)
>Skincare (minimum once tretinoin treatment + sunscreen)
>Remove any beardshadow if its there
>Get flattering haircut and do haircare routine (hard because imo AI edits of your pics never show well, but theres a million guides of what to find for your faceshape)
>Flattering fashion for your bodytype (kibbe body type shit is overrated imo but works well enough. Rule of Thirds is super important)
>Workout lower body, try to weightcycle (Tirzepatide on weightloss, pio on weightgain, but YMMV)
and lastly
>Basic makeup routine

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>>40931547

>>40931547
Post pic.

>>40931547
I don’t understand your question. How do you start effortmaxxing? Like, how do you take action, break from inertia, motivate yourself, etc? Uhhh you just do it? Confusing question

>>40931613
>>Skincare (minimum once tretinoin treatment + sunscreen)
>>Remove any beardshadow if its there
I've been looking for laser hair removal places, and they say you can't get laser hair removal if you take skin products like tretinoin. I could obviously lie, but are there bad effects? I've just been delaying laser for now unfortunately

>>40931547
have money

>>40933617
You can absolutely take tret while getting laser it just makes your skin more sensitive and prone to hyperpigmentation.