Lead photo
Sunglasses and hats hide the face
Sunglasses in photo 1. Cap pulled low. She gets a thumbnail of a brim and a jaw. She never sees the eyes. She moves on.
The stamp has no eyes
Dating apps shrink photo 1 until it is a postage stamp. Shades eat the eyes. A brim eats the brow. What is left is a chin and a logo. That is not a person she can choose. That is a costume.
You think it looks sharp. Sharp is a disguise. She is deciding whether to meet a face. A face has eyes.
What the hat is doing
- Eyes are the match. If she cannot find them at stamp size, you are a stranger in a hat.
- Caps are a roof. The brim throws a shadow. Shadow plus a phone crop equals no face.
- One accessory shot is plenty. Bury the shades. Do not lead with them.
- An indoor hat is a tell. It says you did not want to be seen. She believed you.
Take it off for photo 1
Look at the lens. If the only clean shot of you is behind glass and a brim, you do not have a lead. You have a hide.
Hard paywall
See if the shades are the kill.
Upload 4–6 dating photos. We stamp the one wrecking the stack and tell you what should be photo 1 tonight. $19. Scores stay locked until you pay.
Run the $19 autopsy 4–6 dating photos. 21+. No nudes.