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Well, next time you see one, just walk towards them complement them and ask them where did they do their hair or where did they buy their clothes or how do they do their make up ?

There is nothing to be shy about approaching them. This is how we learn. They will willingly tell you because number 1, they have been praised for their good and to maintain the nice feeling, they will share their secrets with you.

Now, can you look good all the time or at any time of the day? Of course you can, all of us can. Remember, all of us are born good looking. All you need to do is understand yourself, analysis your face shape, your body shape your skin tone coloring and then you enhance your best features and camouflage you're not so good features with makeup or dressing or accessories.

Let's start with your face shape. There are various face shapes – round, square, rectangle, triangular, oval, pear, diamond, triangle and many more fancy names. I am not going to confuse you but to get you to know your face shape easily. How to do this? Well, continue reading this article.

Focus on the lower part of your face which is from the end of your ear loop down to your jaw.

Look into the mirror and ask yourself, does your jaw line look soft with curves or angular with angles?

Is your face long and narrow or wide and short?

Answer to question 1;

Soft with curves jaw line

Wear your jewelleries such as earrings, necklace, eyewear, hairstyles, and necklines in curve lines. Complement with your curve jaw line, do not conflict with your jaw line because this will make you look very rounded.

Angular with angles

Wear your jewelleries such as earrings, necklace, eyewear, hairstyles, and necklines in angular lines. Complement with your angular jaw line, do not conflict with your jaw line because this will make you look very angular.

Answer to question 2;

Long and narrow face
Fringe will look lovely on you.

Wide and short face
Show off your forehead; do not cover them with fringe because this will make your face looking shorter. Eventually, people have to search for your eyes.

Next you look at the bridge of your nose. For those with long bridge nose, you can either camouflage with slightly darker foundation or loose powder. But you must avoid centre parting hairstyle. Apply some dark colors on the nostril area and darken the centre of your nose.

If you have very square jaw line, use a darker foundation or concealer and shade the side of your jaw to give an impression of a curve jaw line.

Nevertheless, I strongly recommend you to not to do so much camouflage, but to enhance your better features and nobody will even notice your flaw.

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Pain just below my jaw...?

I've had pain on and off in this area for a while. It normally lasts a day but this past time, its been going on for 4 days now. I'm not sure how to decribe the feeling but it only hurts when i push the spot or turn my head towards that side.
Its just below where the jaw curves in the back, towards the ear. It does not feel like the jaw itself, but right below it.
Sorry this isn't really clear but maybe someone might have an idea whats going on?
Thanks
ive had it for a while, on and off. maybe 2-3 years? Its below my jaw where it curves so i did not hit it there. It feels weird...sorry i don't know how to tell what kind of pain. maybe like a break? but i dont i didnt break anything.
i guess i could say ya know when u get that sore 'OH" mouth after/while eating something sore? It feels like that but down below my jaw
I have TMJ but the pain is not coming from my jaw, but under it

Sounds like TMJ. See a dentist or an oral surgeon to verify. In the meantime, I copied/pasted the syptoms in my answer from Yahoo's medical site.

Symptoms of temporomandibular (TM) disorders are usually mild and temporary and typically do not get worse with time. Common symptoms include:

■Joint pain when the jaw is moving, as when opening the mouth widely, chewing, or yawning. Such pain can develop:
■Usually on one side of the jaw, but it can develop on both sides.
■Either gradually or suddenly, as when biting down on something hard or following a blow to the jaw.
■Muscle pain or tenderness in the face, ear, head, neck, or shoulders.
■Headaches. In children with TM disorders, these are often related to grinding the teeth (bruxism).
■Clicking, popping, cracking, or grating that is painful and occurs when opening the jaw (may be a sign of disc displacement). Clicking or popping noises without pain are common and do not require treatment.
■The jaw locking in an open or closed position or not opening wide (disc displacement). If the jaw locks for more than a few moments, a muscle spasm usually follows.

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