Most people think Looksmaxxing is only about bones, skin, or symmetry. They’re wrong. There’s something even more powerful — and nearly invisible: It’s called The Halo Effect. 👉 In short: If you look good in one area, people assume you’re good in all areas. You’re seen as more trustworthy, more competent, more attractive… even if nothing else changes. This is how average-looking people get treated like 10s. They’ve learned to weaponize perception. 🔑 Here’s how to trigger the Halo Effect instantly: Posture = Power: Walk like you’re being watched by someone you respect. Upright spine. Shoulders back. Calm pace. It changes how your entire presence is perceived. Style Framing: Your clothes can increase your “rating” by 1-2 points if they match your bone structure + vibe. Think: angular clothes for sharp features, soft fits for rounder faces. Don’t just copy trends — frame your face. Speech Tempo: People who speak 10% slower (with control) are seen as more intelligent and attractive. Fast talk = low status. Calm = control. Eye Contact Hierarchy: Hold eye contact 80% of the time when listening, 60% when speaking. Too little = weak. Too much = try-hard. Find the frame. Grooming = Signal Perfect grooming (eyebrows, facial hair, clean nails) shows discipline. That’s the real flex. — 🧠 Bottom line: The world treats you based on how you present yourself before you even speak. Use the Halo Effect as a force multiplier — especially while you’re building your bone structure in the background.