What is difference between skinny look and skinny appearance ?
These days l lost my weight but I do not like my skinny look.
These days l lost my weight but l do not like my skinny appearance.

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What is difference between skinny look and skinny appearance ?
These days l lost my weight but I do not like my skinny look.
These days l lost my weight but l do not like my skinny appearance.

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Better yet, "I recently lost weight but I don't like how skinny I look." or
"I'm losing weight these days but I don't like how skinny I look."

You don't typically use "these days" for something that has already happened. Use present progressive ("-ing" form).

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You'd say "These days I lost weight but I don't like how skinny I look."
"my skinny appearance" is ok but "how skinny I look" is more typical.
"I don't like my skinny look" is awkward.

Also "I lost weight". "I lost my weight" is incorrect.

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Same meaning.  Your look is your appearance.

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It would be helpful to have a sentence for context. In definition they both mean the same thing but context can change the idea conveyed.

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I think they mean about the same thing.  Would you give an examples of use in a sentence?

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