When you're tall and have an average / below average face, lifting needs to have a higher priority for you than for any other kind of men

I know that this topic probably isn't interesting for everyone, and I might receive some hate for it, but I want to give my advice anyway.

Lifting is, in general, a good thing. Everybody knows that. But let me tell you something: For tall men (in my opinion, that is anyone that is at least 6 ft 3) lifting is not only a good, but also the most important thing that you can optimize in terms of your looks. If you are tall with an average or below average face, lifting weights is what really makes the difference for you. Fresh haircut? Fine warderobe? Beard? All of those things are nice, but lifting will have a bigger impact than all of those things combined (might be a little bit exaggerated, but you get the point). Overall, I agree with the inequality

Face > Height > Body,

but it's just not the same for tall men. For tall men, it goes more like this:

Face > Height = Body.

While tall men often have a lot of potential, one problem that they often have is their lankiness. They might have long arms, long legs, a long neck or even a long, lanky face. So their proportions just get a little bit out of hand most of the time. I'm not an exception of this rule, unfortunately, but the number of exceptions is quite small anyway (shorter men have prettier faces on average, I admit that). But: getting jacked is going to compensate for a lot of those disadvantages.

Moreover (and this is the most important advantage, actually), nearly nothing in this world is implying "This guy has a high status!" more than being tall and jacked at the same time. You ever walked past a guy that is much taller and bigger than you? While most men often feel intimidated by it (don't worry, it's just the way that we are programmed and I feel the same sometimes, even though I'm tall myself), women absolutely love it.

You just won't get these kind of reactions when you're tall and lanky, and just growing a beard is not going to change that. So while being tall is, without a doubt, a huge advantage, it's coming with a lot of (more of less tiny) disadvantages that you need to fix in order to use your full potential.