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Jynx Maze is a Long Beach, California-born performer of Irish-and-Peruvian heritage who worked the active 2010-2019 stretch, a near-decade run from rookie debut through retirement. Caucasian-Latin mixed, 5'1" petite frame at 34-25-36, brown-on-brown. Born October 1990, with the petite-Latin framing as the dominant casting register through the active years and a heavily anal-vertical booking lane throughout the run.

Career

Started 2010 around age twenty. Babepedia counts 114 covers, 36 photosets and 78 video releases across the active years, with mainstream-studio presence covering ATK Exotics, Brazzers, Cherry Pimps, HardX, Hustler, Cruel Romance, Club Seventeen, Barely Legal and the gonzo brand family. Retired by the end of the 2010s after roughly nine working years on the books, fitting the deliberate career-stage exit pattern more than agency-driven slowdown.

Style on screen

Hardcore anal work as the dominant register throughout the active years, the anal-specialist booking lane and the petite-Latin framing combined defined her on-camera identity. The brown-and-curves register stayed consistent across the studio rotations rather than shifting body presentation, with the big-tits framing in casting copy across the cycles.

Off-screen

The Irish-Peruvian heritage and the Long Beach origin sat in marketing material as personal-brand register rather than agency-pushed framing throughout the active years. Has stayed visible across socials post-retirement rather than going dark, fitting the steady-veteran pattern of her career-stage shift more than the typical fade-out trajectory.

Recognition

AVN Award nominee for Best Anal Sex Scene (Slutty and Sluttier 13, 2010) in the rookie window. AVN Award nominee for Female Performer of the Year, a substantive industry-board credit on the performer-category lane. XBiz Award nominee for Best Scene (Vignette, This Is Why I'm Hot 2). Spank Bank Awards nominee for Most Adorable Slut. Multi-board recognition across the active years with the Performer-of-the-Year placement signalling higher-tier industry presence than typical scene-vertical placements across her cohort.