regardless, excessive chewing will cause your jaw to look puffier/wider. Same for girls. So if girls want slim jaw line, don't chew too much. In fact if he just continue doing that for a couple of years, his jaw will get so wide that doctor might see it as damages caused by excessive chewing.
Brett’s 100 Glow Up Tips- 1. Skin moisturizer 2. Get white linen shirt 3. Groom eyebrows 4. Get long coat 5. De-bulk side hairs 6. Vaseline before cologne 7. Mewing 8. 100 push ups 9. Moisturizer with sunscreen 10. Add jewelry 11. Try volume powder for hair 12. Chew a lot of gum 13. Exfoliate lips once a week 14. Get an eyelash curler 15. Grow more eyebrow hairs (RapidBrow) 16. Baggy pants and bulky shoes combo 17. String theory trick for posture 18. Eat half can of beets everyday 19. Try sea salt spray for hair 20. Use whitening strips for teeth 21. Take daily collagen supplement 22. Drink gallon of water everyday 23. Take daily biotin supplement 24. Get light grey sweatpants 25. Eat whole carrot everyday 26. Do 20 chin tucks everyday 27. Common sense diet (Choose best option eating out) 28. Always lead with inside foot while walking 29. Get tongue scraper 30. Gently suck in and bite down on cheeks 31. Get linen pants 32. Get silk pillowcases 33. Use minoxidil carefully 34. Train neck muscles 35. Yell loud for 15 sec for deep voice 36. Run a mile before you workout everyday 37. Use redness relieving eyedrops 38. Trim arms with electric razor 39. Find your complimentary clothing colors 40. Oil pulling with coconut oil for 15 min everyday 41. Relax eyebrows for “Hunter Eyes” 42. Blow dry hair backwards and brush forward 43. Try eyelash growth serum 44. Consume enough protein everyday (1g per Ib) 45. All black outfit 46. Grow beard with minoxidil 47. Get a tennis sweater 48. Practice expansive body language 49. Try middle part hairstyle 50. Use hard chewing gum 51. Get a grip strength trainer 52. Put frozen spoons under eyes in the morning 53. Practice speaking with report breaking tonality 54. Try blond highlights in hair 55. Train arms more 56. Get a Nu-face 57. Add hand movements when speaking 58. Put concealer on healing acne marks 59. Slow down your movements 60. Get a pumice stone for feet and hands 61. Brush eyebrows upward and trim long hairs 62. Take cold showers in the morning 63. Use egg mask for hair once a month 64. Try classic side part hairstyle 65. Three ab exercises for better abs 66. Line up beard at the corner of the sub mental triangle 67. Put Vaseline on lips and brush with toothbrush 68. Get classic sunglasses 69. 12 incline, 3 speed, 30 min treadmill workout 70. Try a buzzcut 71. Get knockoff cologne 72. Stop j**king off 73. Take Ashwagandha supplement 74. Add tanning oil to nightly face moisturizer 75. “Action dissolves anxiety” quote 76. Cutting out sugar from diet 77. Get fake glasses 78. Dye your eyebrows darker 79. Be aware of the “Halo Effect” (judge someone based off one trait) 80. Learn how to layer clothes 81. Do stomach vacuums 82. Wear high socks for bigger calf illusion 83. Use Gua Sha for face 84. Try workwear style 85. Do intermittent fasting 86. Use lemon juice for natural hair highlights 87. Get one or two statement jackets (unique or standout) 88. Have wall art in room 89. Use tape to ensure perfect posture 90. Use gum for better breath 91. Add retinol product to skin routine 92. Soften angles in poses for pictures 93. Try trucker hats and fitted caps 94. Straighten out teeth 95. Learn rule of thirds for clothing style 96. Get dope hobbies 97. Hang from a bar for 60 sec everyday 98. Get “Hypochlorous Acid” to kill bacteria after workouts 99. Try tank top button down combo 100. Love yourself completely (every tip before doesn’t matter if you can love yourself first)
Do not do this. Consistent gum chewing can strengthen the muscles in the jaw, but can also erode the bones in your lower facial structure. This can lead to conditions like TMD, which affects the TMJ. Edit: oh hey, likes. Thanks for reading. I’m aware of the bad terminology, just trying to help peeps out 😭
I used to be addicted to gum in highschool (until it progressively got to the point of literally chewing them constantly in between mealtimes) and it took about a month later when I started getting cramps in my jaw muscles... it felt like a rock and became harder to talk... each time I massaged it to loosen it up, my temple throbbed like crazy but after stopping it for a fortnight, it went back to normal and safe to say, never did it again... on the plus side, my dentist said that I had the cleanest teeth he'd seen and apparently my oral health was on point
@@TheChillStart It's a disorder whoch affects the jaw. It can make your jaw feel sore/tight and it can even make your jaw lock up. It can make it difficult to talk and eat. Some other things from the nhs website: pain around your jaw, ear and temple clicking, popping or grinding noises when you move your jaw a headache around your temples difficulty opening your mouth fully your jaw locking when you open your mouth
For the guys talking about gum causing cavities. A vast majority of chewing gum is sugarless and there are countless studies that prove sugarless chewing gum is effective in improving dental health and fighting cavities. The gum grabs and pulls off plaque, acids, and food debris. Leaving your mouth cleaner. And while I can't prove this is true, I would imagine the excess spit production caused by having something in your mouth(first step in the digestive process) is actually the body releasing digestive enzymes which are highly beneficial to the mouths health. This is why using mouthwash is actually bad for your dental health as it kills the beneficial enzymes in your mouth aswell as the bad germs and enzymes.
You don't kill enzymes with mouthwash... they're chemical mediators, they're not living organisms. And mouthwash is not the same as a broad spectrum antibiotic. You're not going to get a colony of super resistant bacteria from using it daily. And while xylitol containing gum is beneficial since it inhibits bacteria from metabolizing the food you eat, chewing gum can have long term consequences on your TMJ. It should be done in moderation and there are plenty of mints that can offer the same xylitol and salivary production benefits as gum.
I highly recommend mastic gum, way more gains much faster. And for optimal aesthetics try chewing using only your masseter muscles, with zero cheek or lip muscle activation, to get more hollow cheeks
I have a bad addiction of chewing gum while gaming Like i finish those 60 packs of gum within almost 2 weeks and my jaws actually have muscles which is sorta disturbing to me
This made me realise how stupid I am when it comes to chewing gum… I literally chew it every day, multiple times, cuz I fuckin’ love it, but at the same time I noticed my jaw started to hurt and it cracks a lot more the older I get (I’m not that old I’m 16) but I’ve chewed tons of gum the last 2-3 years or something and since then been getting the pain and being lazy to talk sometimes due to how uncomfortable my jaw feels. Maybe I should stop… I have a nice jawline though but I don’t think it’s because of gum but because of genetics 😂
It's a lot of wear and tear on your bones. Repetitive movements over a long period of time causes the bones to change, many people have skeletal changes due to their profession. You should probably stop, and maybe go to a dentist.
It really depends on your face shape, like if someone has a square and rectangular face, chewing too much would definitely make it look abnormally large and if someone has Diamond, or oval face shape it would tone their faces almost perfectly. Unfortunately “Circular face shapes” just don’t perform well.
You’re right. As someone who started chewing recently, I’ve gotten nervous when hearing that it will eventually make you look like a bloated chipmunk.. I think that result is more likely with people who have full, round faces. I have more of “heart” face and I’ve seen good results after several months of chewing regular gum for several hours per day.. Rather than over doing it, I can see the gradual results, which I am happy with so far..
I mean you already had a solid jawline before so that’s probably why the effects don’t look drastic, if somebody with a double chin tried this, the effects would probably be larger
@@kloukk smart guy, I’m not saying that it will magically make you lose weight, im saying that it will probably improve your facial features at least to a notable degree
@@mtg829 it won't cause the fat covers his jaw, no matter how much he works it out he will have a double chin lmao. ONLY way to lose a double chin or see any facial differences is losing weight
Him: “I chewed a pack of gum everyday to see if I could get a better jawline.” Me, an intellectual: “*U have to literally chew over 200 football football fields of 5 gum every day for a week to achieve what he has already accomplished.*”
I'm literally not allowed to chew gum anymore. I used to chew ALL DAY, it gave me ear problems. I went to the ear doctor and he said, your ears are fine, your jaw is fucked up. I went to a jaw specialist and the first thing he asked me was if I was chewing a lot of gum. Me: "yeah, like all day" Him: "not no more" Me: "what, like, forever?" Him: "forever" It has been 5.5 years. I still miss it
I chewed gum for two weeks each night, i just *love* the mint taste, i haven't looked in the mirror for a very long time, personal reasons, then when i felt a pimple coming up i was ready to apply a muddy face mask, and when i looked in the mirror for the first time in a very long time, i was flabbergasted, my jawline is the only thing good about me, and to see it gotten even better, for the first time in my life i felt pretty
It does sharpen your Jawline. As a Gum Chewer, I can confirm that this will sharpen your Jawline. Because your mouth is heading to the Jaw Gym to get them Jawline Glutes. 💪💪💪💪💪
Different angle. Camera is placed slightly at a lower angle giving wider appearance, little of facial hair at the centre and a little smile. Chewing didn't help, trickery did.
I used to grind and clench my teeth in my sleep when I was younger, which basically does the same thing as chewing gum, and it gave me problems with my tmj joint for years after. So don’t do this.
I hear it does, i got mine removed and my jaw stayed relatively the same, maybe slightly smaller but tbh I think I look better after having them removed
I have my doubts and this looks more like an effect achieved through: 1) Different focal lengths and other camera settings 2) Fillers - applied in the jawline and chin, with possible lipolysis. Although I even get some lip filling vibes here And this comes from a certified aesthetic medicine doctor. Of course I could be wrong, and this could be achieved by chewing a pack of gum daily for a month. You really think someone would do that, just go on the Internet and tell lies?
Ever since I was a little kid I've had a grinding problem, and I grind my teeth more than I blink. I'm 13 and my jawline is great, but my teeth, not so good. I grind to one side naturally, so the right side of my jawline is significantly sharper. Now I have to grind my teeth on the right side for another 13 years
Hey! Looking at the picture I see clearly that you MAXILLAS left side got more RECESSED after chewing. MY EXPERIENCE: I have been mewing a little bit more than a year now and i also chew and grind my teeth at night alot and after i wake up in the morning i have "biten my jaw hard together into smaller recessed jaw thats pushed into my brains (every time my left side gets tilted and pushed in). I often have to do extreme jaw stretches when i wake up to feel normal again and work like a normal human being. IMO chewing has made my jaw go recessed very easily. ( First stretch your maxilla open when you wake up then you can start chewing after you got it in the optimal posture otherwise if your jaw is even a bit recessed and you start chewing it will just get worse and give you serious symptoms headaches, clicking, brain fog and stuff like that so remember to stretch your maxilla and muscles around wide before chewing. CONCLUSION: After more than a year investigating my body every day I have found out the problem. The problem comes from your pelvis from having it tilted and having other leg higher than the other which makes the spine twisted and then the upper body twists too and after the jaw gets tilted too. I also have very imbalanced shoulders which makes sense and anterior pelvic tilt. After I started correcting my pelvis my jaw has moved back into its place and I can hard mew and do jaw stretches more easily to keep my face symmetric every day. Everytime when I sit long periods of time my pelvis gets bad and so does my jaw get recessed too and thats when I start biting teeth hard together at night because the jaw is tilted and blocking the airway on my left side which makes my bloodflow worse at night and by grinding teeth together the body is trying to push the blood into the brain because worse bloodflow and oxygen. But it will make it worse overtime and lock your jaw causing recessed maxilla. Thank you. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions :) Instagram: Akosmarco Here is also an interesting article that i found: www.alignpt.com/mysterious-connection-pelvis-jaw/
Duuuuuuuuuuuuuude I was thinking it was all connected from there, whenever I workout my pelvis my jaw gets more developed/loose too. Thanks for the article, can’t wait to read that.
True ! But actually there are people who made this with a rubber and they always chew it, and then, their jawline it seemed to have a tumor, it was to much prominent and exaggerated !
You won't get a jawline from chewing it's just a bone that you see. To make your jawline more visible you can lower your body fat % so there will be less fat covering the bone
Guys guys lemme tell you something that will break your heart, you can train you jaw muscles to a point but it won't give you a jawline it hugely depends on your body fat and genetics
it all comes down to eating healthy, making sure you breathe through your nose and not your mouth, chewing gum, drinking a gallon of water a day, and that’s all you can do without good jawline genetics. edit: i may have missed some things, and yes jawline surgery is an option too of course.
@@midcore8634 well tbh I'm getting confused by his statement he sounds like he's agreeing so that's why I have stated what i was thinking either way I wasn't being mean I'm just saying gum is not the best options if he is stating what I think he is which hopefully he isn't and yeah I agree with you but you should use sugar free gum just adding in there :)
Before - the pic was not zoomed .... After - the pic is zoomed ..... + Wasted money for chewing gums +Wasted my precious minute + Wasted my time for writing this comment 😂
jawline shows most when you have less fat, but the jaw muscles also helps it but not even 10%, most of the jawline thing is dependent on fat level yes jaw muscles can be a tiny factor
Gums don’t give you a sharper jawline. The human mouth chews food everyday. It’s the structure of the teeth and the chin. Mewing might help but not chewing.
@@Rmon_34 yes but no. It’s true that if you chew regularly you might develop slightly more jaw muscles than usual. But it comes at the great cost of wearing your teeth down faster. Athletes who have giant jaw muscles that make them look like they’ve been cut with a razor. Those athletes are often abusing drugs or are simply genetically blessed. Having developed jaw muscles won’t give a sharp jawline it just makes your jawline look weird like an old razor wound that healed after a year. Mewing is the rearrangement of your jawbone and jaw posture. That’s how you get a sharp jawline not chewing.
I can see a difference with the before and after, I chew gum a lot for my anxiety in stead of fiscal eating which calmed my nerves I chew gum now and it helps with my anxiety cuz. When I have anxiety I wanna chew on something.
