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previous comment-43: "the face seems like it should go with a slightly fuller body. more curves.. less definition at the shoulders, more of a defined waistline (bigger hips). she also looks cross-eyed to me, though if nobody else has mentioned it, perhaps it's just my perception."
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previous comment-42: "The foot needs an arch. Don't shorten the thigh lengthen the calf. Remove the red from hands knees and feet. the toes need to be good little lined up pigglets. both knees need smoothing. I wouldn't add a 6pack, but flatten and slope the belly more."
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previous comment-41: "I don't agree about the bigger breasts. Proportion is important and a C might even be overkill for someone so lithe.

Speaking of which, the proportion of the lower legs and upper is a little off--I think the thighs should be a little shorter."
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previous comment-40: "Longer legs and lose the shadows on the stomach, ribcage etc - your body must be as plastic as your face."
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previous comment-39: "Alright, I'm finally getting into this - it's fun!

So, I loved the long hair on the "Hippy Surf Chick" - the body refinements that have gone into the the more recent shots are good, too.

However, adding in the perfected face has some problems. The perfected face was substantially shortened. This body is tall, lots of long bones. The shortened face gives the over all impression a "pin head" feeling. Look at the face on the Hippy Chick and you will see what I mean - it's more natural looking.

I'd like to stick with the long hair, WAY more ab definition (six pack!), leg and arm definition (ten hours a day at the gym!)even larger breasts (at least a double D) and a deeper, richer tan. Then, let's look at giving her back her chin. If need be, call up shots of Tyra Banks for inspiration.

She's tall, she needs a face."
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previous comment-38: "In addition to removing the wrinkles from the ankles, we should also remove the wrinkles on your right knee.

Also, your feet seem very pointy, can we smooth out some of the irregularities?"
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previous comment-37: "i'd correct the hip's line (front of the right hand), and remove the wrinkles (or sock imprints) from the ankles, discolor the one colored nail on the right foot."
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previous comment-36: "Could you combine the two images, the newest one of your head, and your entire body?"
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previous comment-35: "We Americans are idiots. We're under the impression that fatty breast tissue forms on women who spend 10 hours a day at the gym.

So, we need more rib definition, serious ab definition and long, flowing, shampoo commercial hair.

Oh, yeah, don't forget the "fake and bake" tan!"
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previous comment-34: "As yet, no one has reacted to the me:total photo. Now, I think the woman pictured is beautiful to begin with - but she asked for it! :)

So, I am an American male, I'll go for the stereotypical request: huge boobs! ;)"
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previous comment-33: "Collar bones seem a bit too pronounced. Could you make it look like you enjoy the occasional milkshake?"
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previous comment-32: "Lose the lines around your mouth - and your hair is quite dry and frizzy. Could you make it a bit more shiny and bouncy please?"
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previous comment-31: "Good, now you don't look like you're sticking your head out!
That right eye (from my perspective) still looks a bit off... is it possible to mirror the left one over?"
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previous comment-30: "Can we see what you'd look like with a shorter neck?"
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previous comment-29: "Keep the new eyes, lose the new lower face...
Also, the left eye (your left, not the viewers') seems to be looking slightly outward. Can it be brought closer to center?"
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previous comment-28: "I've read that if one studies attractiveness, roundish faces fare best. I know this isn't exactly what the "fashion" industry promotes, but for the sake of this experiment maybe the lower part of the face can be softened/made more round, especially around the jaw lines. Also bring out the eyes a little bit more (aim for the baby-look) without making it creepy (fine line...)."
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previous comment-27: "The eyebrows are too perfect for the windblown hair. Can they be a little looser? A little wilder? Keep the mole, but keep the curly hair, too."
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previous comment-26: "I love the blog. This is a great experiment.
The lipstick is too intense. Longer eyelashes. Eyebrows too thin -- should look a little more natural."
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previous comment-25: "Wideset Brows: browline should start above inside corner of eye.
Symmetrify Brows: Conform right brow to left brow
Pointier Chin: narrow/define the chin"
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previous comment-24: "As a man who considers himself a feminist, I was appalled and disappointed that I liked your 5th instantiation better than your original you.

I think given this project you are a very smart, fascinating, inquisitive, adventurous and perhaps even brave woman. So no matter what you look like, I think you're amazing and beautiful.

To make me happy, I would say take your fifth instantiation and put a Marilyn Monroe homage mole on your right cheek and your self-frankenstantiation is perfect."
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