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I was sort of offended by this NGL because I am planning on doing fit model in the Spring (have been working out for five years but didn’t put on that much muscle probably because I’ve been eating at maintenance) and I don’t know it’s sort of offensive to the amount of work fit models have put in.

I also think the competition is not about who has the most muscle, it’s about the whole package. Obviously it’s about having the right ratios, leaning out, having the right hair, tan, and makeup, etc.

Her evidence for fit model being a dead end division is that once you turn pro you can’t cross over into another division (didn’t know this, maybe someone else can confirm). She also says that the fit model standard asks for nearly no muscle but that’s what bikini was 10 years ago and no one criticized it then 🤷‍♀️

But I don’t know, as someone who was never an athlete and built my existing muscle from literally the ground up, I find the “what I looked like my first month in the gym” comment to be a little offensive.

This has never happened before, I’m a few weeks into my bulk and that felt like such a high compliment haha.

I was initially opposed but the more I looked in the mirror the less I could deny that my ends were a bit sparse. Went to a hair school and got a trim for $15.

I am considering a forward helix or a conch but I’m genuinely curious if that would look good on either of my ears. Open to suggestions

I didn’t love her content but I have to admit she pulled it together and really committed to the weight loss. She looked really good

Unfortunately I love how my hair looks blonde and straightened. I tried going brunette for several months but I did not like it at all and my confidence was destroyed. Now I have been only highlighting every 4-6 months as opposed to ever 3, and have been trying to reduce heat in order to grow my hair out and prevent damage.

First pic: straightened / styled
Second pic: my natural curls
Third pic: rough dried my hair with low heat and slept in braids
Fourth pic: using rosemary water to slick back my hair into a bun

Hoping to see a lot more growth with these styles but it sucks because I love my straight hair so much

Hi all, I’ve been lifting casually for about five years but I’d like to start competing. I think fit model makes the most sense for me because I still am relatively small / not super muscular and need to build up my glutes a bit more. Gonna keep my head down and build for the next six months and then aim to prep and compete for an April show.

Background aside, since fit model is sort of a new division I can’t find a ton of information. I was under the impression that fit models wear bikinis (with more coverage and less bling) but the show I’m signing up for describes the attire as athletic wear (see screenshot). This contradicts the npc guidelines that they attached literally right after lol…

Just wondering, is this something that varies by show? This is the Philly iron classic that I’m thinking about. Also, any advice about overall appearance? Tan, heels, full glam makeup and extensions yes?

Found a slip dress from miss dior at the thrift. Super beautiful, no information on sizing though and the wash tag is ripped out. Fits me like a small though. If anyone has info about vintage Dior (or if this is one of their modern collections) please let me know.

Also, if anyone has pricing ideas please let me know. It’s not in perfect condition but gives serious andi anderson vibes and I think pink would sell well.