Try and reshape your face with, well, face-reshaping gadgets

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If your smile is too broad, or your face too long, Japan has some torturous-looking machines purporting to act like orthodontic braces, but with other parts of your chops in mind. Pictured here is Tex Mex’s “Slim Mouth,” which is applied for just a few minutes every day to reduce the appearance of fine lines like your mouth. Hit up Scout Japan below for an unlikely full-head solution.

Product Page for Slim Mouth [Tokyo Hands via Scount Japan]

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8 Responses to Try and reshape your face with, well, face-reshaping gadgets

  1. Anonymous says:

    The only thing that head-shaping device seems likely to do is make one’s ears stick out.

  2. Anonymous says:

    This is meant to widen your mouth, not to slim it. Japanese people think wide smile is something desirable.

  3. Secret_Life_of_Plants says:

    My friend once gave me one these devices “for a beautiful nose in an instant!” but I couldn’t figure out how to keep them from falling into my sinus cavity…

    http://tiny.cc/vRhZW

    http://tiny.cc/IJrvR

  4. Jake0748 says:

    Is there a kit to shape my face like a jack-o-lantern for halloween? (Not much of a stretch).

    Is there one to shape it back in time for thanksgiving?

  5. Downpressor says:

    These have been sold targeted to women for many years, this is the first time I’ve seen a men’s version. Guess the same guys who buy the glue on facial hair are the target market.

  6. OLAF9000 says:

    do these gadgets even work?

  7. Rob Beschizza says:

    No!

  8. OLAF9000 says:

    DRAT! X(

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