Summary A larger bi-temporal width in comparison to bi-zygomatic width is considered attractive among males. A study reported that an attractive male face was found to have a longer, more dolichocephalic shape compared to strong, dominant, and masculine-rated men. Unattractive faces often featured a rounded lower face, a vertically stretched chin region, and horizontal compression […]
Summary Bitemporal width is measured from the most lateral points on each side of the forehead, while bi-zygomatic width is defined as the distance between the most laterally positioned points on the zygomatic arches. A larger bi-temporal width in comparison to bi-zygomatic width is considered attractive among females. According to a study, an unattractive face […]
Summary Several studies highlight the attractiveness of fuller and larger lips in females. Sawyer et al. (2009) found the mean lower lip height in females to be 12.6 mm, with a range of 8.1 mm to 18.3 mm. Kar et al. (2018) emphasize that fuller lips relative to facial width and greater vermilion height are […]
Summary The shape of the chin is a crucial factor in facial appeal, particularly for females. A study found that a small or narrow chin is often linked to a more feminine appearance. Moreover, a study discovered that a slender face with a sharper chin angle is preferred over a face with larger bigonial width. […]
Summary A smaller nose width is often considered more attractive among females. A study suggests that the mean nose width was 30.5 mm in young women, whereas, another study suggests the mean value to be 31.1 mm. Research at the Catholic University of Roma, Italy found that a nose width smaller than ¼ of the […]
Summary Fuller lips are considered attractive in women, playing a vital role in facial symmetry and aesthetics. A study found that a larger upper lip height relative to the lower lip’s height (with a 1:1.6 ratio) is particularly appealing, especially among young Caucasians. Full lips are associated with youth, femininity, and strong mating potential. Another […]
Summary The eye canthal tilt refers to the angle between the internal and external corners of the eyes. Research by Codner et al. (2008) has identified three types of canthal tilt: positive, neutral, and negative. Several studies have emphasized the significance of a positive canthal tilt in male attractiveness. Specifically, an article by Volpe and […]
Summary An eye canthal tilt is the angle between the inner and outer corners of the eyes and plays a significant role in periorbital aesthetics. The tilt can be negative, neutral, or positive, with a positive tilt providing a more attractive, sharp, and youthful appearance. Studies, such as the one conducted at the University of […]