Can you tell me what you think?

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Hi, I'm 20 years old and live in Texas, not far from either Houston or Austin, but I plan to move to LA when I graduate next year. I'm very interested in starting out with modeling as at least a part-time career, and as soon as possible.

My complexion isn't that good and I do have a little tattoo on my right hip (which you can't really see). I'm about 5'10.5" and 135 lbs. I have no portfolio (sorry about how unprofessional these photos are) and no experience to start out with, so I was just wandering if you could give me your absolutely BRUTALLY HONEST opinions about whether or not I have any potential, and where I should start from here.

THANKS SO MUCH! Smile

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Yeah, well the total lack of replies, I must admit, is pretty discouraging. I kind of thought that this forum was a good place to find advice for an up-and-commer. So apparently either or the problem lies with this site or with myself. Hopefully I can work up the courage to try again somewhere else. thanks anyway

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i think u need to grow your eyebrows in like a model's, they have that natural look with many hairs, yours are a little penciled in. And i think u'd look nice with longer hair like extensions or something and a change of color to a more light brown color. otherwise i cant really see, but your body looks thin enough, a little muscley, but u have a unique face. it doesnt hurt to try. and dont feel bad about lack of comments. it seems like hardly anyone comes to this site though i wish they would.

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yeah. you are very pretty, but i think you need what miss j. alexander calls a "high fashion ass whoopin'"

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complexion is very important, i was wondering what the red coloration is? not sure if its acne or ur blushing but the photos appear to make ur skin look harsh

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I see lots of potential for a commercial model. As for skin conditions, see a dermatologist:)

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post some more pics.. i wanna see a head shot.. not smiling..
i think its a maybe so far.. its close to a yes! Very Happy

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I don't think modelling is the right idea for you, sorry Sad

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You have a great body and a great face, but to become a model you will have to work very hard.
- You need to work on you posing skills
- You need to do something about your skin
- You need to know how to hold your face
But if you work hard, you can make it!

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nope