5 Signs of Good Genes - How to know if you have good or bad genetics

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5 Signs You Are Genetically Gifted



Some guys spend months looksmaxxing just to look mid in front of guys with good genes. You can't deny the truth that genes matter for looks. People with good genes just need a little looksmaxxing to look better than people who have put so much effort into looksmaxxing.

Which is why, today we will see if you have elite genes or not.

Starting with number one, which is a small forehead:

There is no doubt that a small forehead supports facial harmony and balance at its peak. All the other features, like the jaw and eyes, can just automatically shine bright with a smaller forehead. This feature can be seen in many PSL Gods like Zayn Malik, Jordan Barrett, or anybody else.

Now, before moving to number two, I would like to tell you that this video is part three of my previous two videos, so you can watch them later after finishing this video:

https://youtu.be/zLNgQEQhEEE

Moving to point two, it is well-defined muscles:

The natural cutting of your body and your muscle definition is genetic. I’ve seen many people who just can’t lose weight and fat, but I’ve also seen some people who put in minimal effort and have chiselled bodies. This body makes you look better, more attractive, and this genetic muscle definition can, by far, also boost your confidence.

Now, let’s move to point number three: visible and prominent collarbones.



The bone above your chest is called the collarbone. When these bones are wide and prominent, they make your frame look wider. Wider shoulders mean being more attractive to women, and generally too. You can easily achieve that V-taper with wider shoulders, and clothing will also suit you much better.

At number four, we have a deep voice.

Many of you may think that this is not genetic, but that is not true. Studies have found that a deeper voice can be genetic, and of course, it depends upon gender too. You may have noticed that males with deep voices have more impact in conversations, and they’re heard more. These are all just benefits of having a deep voice.

Moving to the last point, having clear skin even during teenage years and puberty.

My guy, you have excellent hormone balance if you have no pimples, and your skin is just clear even during teenage years and puberty. Having clear skin is one of the most important factors in looking attractive, and having clear skin also indicates that your internal organs are doing well. However, I want you to be cautious: sometimes having clear skin can be problematic. Some people who don’t get pimples even during teenage years or puberty may have issues with their skin production and barrier, so keep an eye on that.

Now, be happy and satisfied even if you have one of these genetic advantages, as they can give you a big edge over others.

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