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messages.content: Shape of nose
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messages.content: The shape of a nose can vary greatly from person to person, and it is determined by the bone and cartilage that make up the nasal structure, as well as the overlying skin and soft tissue. Some common nose shapes include:
  
  1. Roman or Aquiline: This nose has a prominent bridge that curves gently downward, giving it a slightly curved, hook-like appearance.
  
  2. Straight: As the name suggests, this nose has a straight bridge, with no discernible curve or bump.
  
  3. Button or Snub: This nose is small and slightly upturned, giving it a cute, button-like appearance.
  
  4. Hawk: This nose has a very pronounced, curved bridge that resembles the beak of a hawk.
  
  5. Nubian: This nose is characterized by a wide base and a broad, flat tip.
  
  6. Greek or Straight: This nose has a straight, narrow bridge and a pointed tip.
  
  7. Fleshy: This nose has a large, bulbous tip and a wide base, and is often associated with older people.
  
  8. Turned-up or Celestial: This nose has a small, upturned tip, giving it a slightly upturned appearance.
  
  9. Bumpy: This nose has a crooked or uneven appearance, with bumps or irregularities along the bridge.
  
  10. Crooked: This nose has a noticeably crooked or asymmetrical appearance, often due to injury or genetics.
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messages.content: My lips are...give me sample
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messages.content: My lips are soft and full, with a natural pink hue. They are well-hydrated, thanks to my daily lip care routine, and feel smooth to the touch. My upper lip is slightly more defined than my lower lip, but both are nicely shaped and symmetrical. When I smile, my lips part to reveal a set of even, white teeth, and my cheeks create a pleasant dimpled appearance. Overall, my lips are one of my favorite features, and I take pride in keeping them looking and feeling their best.
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