Is It Possible To Naturally Alter Your Face In A Very Slight Way

How drastically can your face change through exercise and by getting lean?

I was 330lbs (150kg) when I put this question on my Answer Later list as a wishful-thinking vanity project. I ended up losing about 160lbs (73kg)—enough that I actually wear a smaller size of fitted baseball cap now.I look better of course, but the change in my face isn’t quite as drastic I’d hoped. Once you get so big that you can lose nearly half your body weight, your face is changed forever. I hardly ever smile in pictures now (unless I’m with my kids) because smiling forms deep creases where the extra skin folds in.I had hopes of learning how devastatingly Goslingesque a middle aged man could become, but instead I mainly learned how itty bitty changes in the angle of an iPhone selfie can result in wild, 30lb (14kg) swings to your apparent weight.To me, I don’t look very different until I’d lost about 75 lbs. After that, results still seem non-linear. I stopped the project at -140, having a grid of 16 pictures and plenty of original research for this answer.Here’s -160, but intentionally taken at Flatter Tilt:For what it’s worth, I feel like I look best in the above, but I also tend not to feel as well when I’m that lean—I was around 8% body fat there. Since feeling better was the whole point (I have pretty severe ME/CFS), I currently carry about 30 more pounds, about half of which is lean mass (muscle).

Is it possible to change your skin color?

Definitely, it is possible to change skin color.Vegetables and fruits when consumed properly gives the best outcome which you can never ever imagine.Honestly, saying this from my experience.Each and every vegetable and fruit is good for skin in some way or the other. But only few items work magic.Carrot juice, apples, oranges, pomegranate, mint tea, raw sesame oil and curd stands first in my list.I had been eating all these regularly (other than carrot juice and mint tea, which I started one and a half years before) for the past 10 years.RESULT?This is how I looked 10 years ago when I was in standard IX.10 years later, this is how I look.In addition to above, there are other things that join the list.VegetablesRipe tomatoesCucumberTurkey berriesGreen leafy vegetablesFruitsAppleOrangeLemonPomegranateSweet lemonBlack grapesOilSesame oil (raw)Milk productsMilkCurdHerbsMintCarrot juice is the magic potion. For 1 year, O ised to consume it regularly on an empty stomach, you will see a very good result. After that one can either stop consuming it or reduce the level of intake.Carrot + water = drink it concentrated and not diluted.Juice doesn't mean that one should take it in large glasses. No. Drink it as how people drink wine or take shots.There is this question which is revolving on Quora.Does drinking carrot juice turns your skin yellow or orange?And many claim it to be true. It is just partially true. Who ever makes such claim, do check their profile picture and the place that they live because it happens either with white people or people who have fair skin tone.Not with brown or dusky complexion (as I don't look yellow). Cases like overdose or prolonged consumption may turn them yellow.There are even other possible ways through which we can improve our skin tone. What ever the way it is? food always stands first.Few people on Quora had been continuously supporting my answers on topics like Food, nutrients and beauty.All those writings are purely based on the above experience of mine.:)

I hate my face. How do I change my face shape?

When you look in a mirror and you see yourself frowning, how do you change that look? You can’t go into the mirror and change the reflection, can you?In order for you to see a different reflection - your smiling face - you must smile first. That’s the only way you can change the reflection in the mirror to be that of your smiling face.So, hating your face is like looking in the mirror and hating the frowning reflection of your face. The only way to change your face must come form inside of you.We are the assigners of meaning in our lives. All situations, all circumstances and all events are a neutral set of props which contain no built-in meaning. You assign that meaning and therefore, the assigner of that meaning. The meaning that you assign determines the effect that you get out.Suppose you have a cube and all sides of that cube are painted a particular color, and then paint one side a different color, two different ways of looking at that one neutral cube are as follows:1. Same cube, slightly different change. Same cube, different face.or2. Entirely different cubeIt is obvious that both ideas are true and it is simply a matter of which you assign it; how you choose to look at it. The effect you get in the analogy will be determined by that assignment of meaning. If you assign it as the same cube, with a slightly different side, then your attitude toward that cube will reflect that and you will get the effect of it being just the same cube.Should you understand it to be an entirely different cube now, and gear your assignment and attitude toward in speaking and finding what those differences are, your experience of the same exact cube can now be fresh, fascinating and can now be as if it is anew. Simply because you have chosen to look at it that way.This, by extension, can also be applied to your life and to your reality. If you make one minor, little change, you can choose to look at it as the same old boring life with a little change or as an entirely different reality; an entirely different scenario and set of events. For, once anything has changed, is has all changed and it is up to you how you choose to look at it.If you enjoyed this article or if it helped you, please upvote it and share it with your friends, family or whomever will benefit from it.For more inspiring articles and videos please visit my blog: Manifest Worldor you can go to my YouTube channel directly.Nemaste