Kat Deluna
Beauty Analysis
Analysis of face is completed with a face score of 8.55 out of 10 and found you are beautiful and attractive. The report below details front face analysis, face shape analysis, gender analysis, percieved age analysis and facial fat deposit levels. You can also find personalised styling suggestions.
Your face shape is triangle. Your face looks like an inverted triangle, with a notable broad forehead with a small chin. The chin does not have a pointy appearance. The hairline is either straight across the forehead or slightly rounded around the edge of the line. All in all, chiseled, angular cuts are the key quality here.
You are very feminine, with great features of sexual dimorphism.
Analysis of your face shows you have a fat deposit percentage of 32% and finds you have a healthy fat deposit. However, a reduction of it can improve its attractiveness.
Facial Fat Deposit Percentage
Do you know what makes you attractive? Your best features are the Bi-Temporal to Bi-Zygomatic Ratio, Bi-Goinal to Bi-Zygomatic Ratio, and Chin Angle. Also, you may want to know your features that need special attention. Your features that require improvements are Mouth Width to Nose Width Ratio, Lateral Canthus to Alar Angle, and Bi-Zygomatic Width.
The attractiveness of multiple facial features contributes to overall facial attractiveness. The American University of Beirut Medical Center study says beauty and facial attractiveness are easily identified but difficult to quantify.Despite its subjective nature, we can attempt to define, measure, and explain the captivating phenomenon of beauty by describing it numerically and geometrically.
Hence, a single feature does not determine attractiveness because it depends on how well that feature harmonizes with the face.The unit of measurement we used here is Interpupillary Distance (IPD).
Your Bitemporal To Bizygomatic Ratio is 1.12 and the ideal value is 1.06. The larger the value, the better it is. You have a fair score for this feature.
Why is a larger Bi-temporal width in comparison with Bi-Zygomatic width attractive?
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 often features a round lower face, stretched chin region, and compressed eye and eyebrow regions. It was also found that a high amount of facial fat is often associated with a high body fat proportion, making the average masculine body shape with greater muscle mass more attractive to women, while a high body fat proportion is deemed least attractive. Attractive facial shapes are longer and more dolichocephalic, featuring a narrower lower jaw and a wider, fuller lower lip. Additionally, another study found that faces with shorter width are perceived as more trustworthy. Thus, a larger bi-temporal width compared to bi-zygomatic width contributes to attractiveness, trustworthiness, and the perception of a healthier body shape among females.
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Celebrities with Shorter Bi-Temporal to Bi-Zygomatic Ratio
Your Bigonion To Bizygomatic Ratio is 0.64 and the ideal value is 0.71. The smaller the value, the better it is. You have a high score on this feature but that doesnt really mean it adds a lot to your attractiveness.
Why is a smaller Bi-gonial width compared to Bi-zygomatic width attractive among females?
Studies by Jung et al. (2018) and Moradinejad et al. (2022) suggest that the dimensions of the lower face play a significant role in perceptions of female attractiveness. The research revealed a preference for a smaller bi-gonial width (width across the jawline), typically equal to or up to 10% narrower than the bi-zygomatic width (broadest part of the face). Findings from the study of Moradinejad et al. (2022) indicate a consensus among various groups, including surgeons and the general public, favoring a narrower intergonial width in females. Participants evaluated Perceptometric face images, resulting in a preferred intergonial to inter-zygomatic ratio ranging from 72.53% to 86.03%. These studies emphasize the importance of lower facial proportions in influencing attractiveness perceptions.
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Celebrities with Larger Bi-Goinal to Bi-zygomatic Ratio
Your Chin Angle is 121 degrees and the ideal value is 132 degrees. The smaller the angle, the better it is. You have a fair score for this feature but that doesnt really mean it adds a lot to your attractiveness.
Why a sharper chin is more attractive than a flatter one?
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. This preference was supported by a study reporting that broad or square chins can be aesthetically unappealing.
A retrospective study involving 36 patients demonstrated that reducing the mandibular width(G - G distance) and creating a sharper chin significantly enhanced facial attractiveness.Overall, these findings suggest that a larger upper lip height and a more slender, sharper chin are considered more attractive in females.
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Your Mouth Width To Nose Width Ratio is 1.28 and the ideal value is 1.53. The larger the value, the better it is. You have a low score on this feature, but as we already know, no single feature determines the beauty of a face.
Why is a larger ratio of Mouth Width to Nose Width attractive?
Studies suggest that the ratio between mouth width and nose width plays a significant role in determining a person's perceived attractiveness. Specifically, research such as the study titled 'Differences in horizontal, neoclassical facial canons in Chinese(Han) and North American Caucasian populations' has shed light on the ideal mouth-to-nose ratio.According to this study, it is generally considered more attractive for the mouth width to be approximately 1.5 times larger than the nose width.In other words, if the mouth is of a similar size or smaller than the nose, it may not be perceived as attractive.These findings provide valuable insights into the importance of the mouth-to - nose ratio when evaluating facial attractiveness.
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Celebrities with Larger Mouth Width to Nose Width Ratio
Your Lateral Canthus To Alar Angle is 52 degrees and the ideal value is 49 degrees. The smaller the angle, the better it is. You have a low score on this feature, but as we already know, no single feature determines the beauty of a face.
Your Bizygomatic Width is 139 IPD units and the ideal value is 130 IPD units. The smaller the value, the better it is. You have a low score on this feature, but as we already know, no single feature determines the beauty of a face.
Understanding the Enchanting Effect of a Small Bi-Zygomatic Width in Females
Research studies indicate that the bi-zygomatic width, the distance between the two cheekbones, tends to differ between genders. According to a 2019 study by Lakhiani and Somenek, men usually have a larger bi-zygomatic width than women, giving them broader cheekbones. However, this does not diminish the prominence of cheekbones in women. Despite a smaller bi-zygomatic width, women often have a more forward-facing, or anterior, zygomatic prominence, making their cheekbones appear high and noticeable, a trait typically viewed as attractive. Another study aligns with these findings, reaffirming that men generally have wider cheekbones compared to women. Thus, these studies highlight that while women tend to have a smaller bi-zygomatic width, it is coupled with a distinctive zygomatic prominence, contributing to the unique and appealing facial features observed in females.
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Your face shape is triangle. Your face looks like an inverted triangle, with a notable broad forehead with a small chin. The chin does not have a pointy appearance. The hairline is either straight across the forehead or slightly rounded around the edge of the line. All in all, chiseled, angular cuts are the key quality here. According to research, the most attractive face shape for women is a triangle. An oval face shape is widely considered attractive, while heart, round, diamond, rectangle, and square face shapes are also considered attractive to varying degrees. On the other hand, pear and oblong face shapes are not typically seen as attractive.
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Your 'Bigonion to Bizygomatic Ratio' is a Feminine feature.
A smaller ratio of Bi-Gonional-Width to Bi-Zygomatic-Width is considered a feminine feature, while a larger ratio is a masculine one. The research discusses the role of bi-gonial width (jaw width) and bi-zygomatic width (cheekbone width) in defining gender-specific facial features, focusing on the differences between male and female facial structures. A slender lower face, characterized by a smaller jaw width relative to the cheekbone width, is typically perceived as a feminine feature. This perception is linked to societal and cultural notions of gender and beauty. Studies, including those by Jung et al. (2018) and Lakhiani & Somenek (2019), confirm these gender-linked facial attributes, noting that a smaller ratio of jaw width to cheekbone width—indicating a less robust, rounder or heart-shaped face—is generally considered feminine. Conversely, a larger jaw width, leading to a more angular or square-shaped face, is associated with masculinity. The studies also highlight a slight male preference for the more feminine, slender lower face. |
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Your 'Bitemporal to Bizygomatic Ratio' is a Feminine feature.
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Your 'Bizygomatic to Face Height Ratio' is a Feminine feature.
A larger ratio of Bi-Zygomatic-Width to Face-Height is considered a feminine feature, while a smaller ratio is a masculine one. Weston et al.’s (2007) study indicates that as children mature into adults, their facial structure changes; faces become longer and narrower, but these alterations vary between genders, especially post puberty. Boys develop wider faces, with the distance between their cheekbones (bizygomatic width) growing more than their face height, resulting in broader, somewhat shorter faces. Girls, however, maintain a longer face shape as their cheekbone width doesn’t expand as much. This leads to a higher ratio of cheekbone width to face height in men and a lower ratio in women. The wider, shorter facial structure is commonly associated with masculinity, while the longer, narrower one is considered feminine. Lakhiani & Somenek (2019) suggested that this sexual dimorphism in facial structure can be attributed to factors like women’s lighter but more noticeable cheekbones that give a rounder, heart-shaped appearance to the face, while men’s heavier cheekbones result in a squarer face. |
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Your 'Jaw Angle' is a Hyper Masculine feature.
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Your 'Bitemporal Width' is a Masculine feature.
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Your 'Brow External Distance' is a Masculine feature.
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Your 'Jaw Angle' is a Youthful feature.
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Your 'Bitemporal to Bizygomatic Ratio' is a Youthful feature.
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Your 'Bigonion to Bizygomatic Ratio' is a Youthful feature.
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Your 'Bitemporal Width' is a Matured feature.
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Your 'Bizygomatic to Face Height Ratio' is a Matured feature.
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Your 'Eye to Brow Outside Margin' is a Matured feature.
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Analysis of your face shows you have a fat deposit percentage of 32% and finds you have a healthy fat deposit. However, a reduction of it can improve its attractiveness.
Believe it or not, scientific studies find facial fat deposits are one of the strongest determinants of attractiveness in a female face. Reduced levels of fatty deposits in the face can signal “health, youth and status” (Thornhill & Grammar, 1999).
Read more about the relation between facial fat deposit and attractiveness .
Make-up
Hair Style
The best hairstyle that matches triangle face shapes are ones that slim down your jawline and reduce the width of your forehead.There are different hairstyles you can do with short, medium and long hair which can achieve this. When it comes to short styles, as long as the top of the hair is layered heavily, this will balance the dimensions of your face and make it look rounder and softer. You could have a sleek retro crop, short sides and a cool modern bouffant on the top. A pixie with a fringe; the bangs can be long, short, heavy or wispy would look cool. The fringe is important as this will narrow down the width of your forehead and round off the shape of your face.
For short to medium length hair you can have a long bob or a lob. This style works well with bangs falling straight over your forehead down to your eyebrows or eyes. This will make your face look shorter and wider. You could even have the bangs swept to the side. With the medium length style, having the hair fall just past the jaw area also does its own magic of lessening the hardness of the jawline.
Long hairstyles can be straight or curly. What matters is that you get a centre parting which allows the hair to fall nicely on either side of your face. It will frame your face beautifully by drawing attention inwards towards the centre of your face and make it look longer and slimmer. If you ever wear your hair as a ponytail then make sure you have a fringe or at least leave some wisps of hair falling down past your jawline. This will frame your face and make it look softer.
Glasses
Now for the sunglasses to finish off your new look. When choosing the perfect sunglasses for a triangle face, we want to draw attention away from your jaw area. To do this we are going to be a little more dramatic with the shades you wear. You should get glasses that have lots of detail or colour in the top part of the frames; like a bold top frame. Also make sure the frames are wider around your temple area. Wider frames will make the outline of your hair appear wider; hence further balancing out the proportions of your face. I would say cat eyes, oval, glasses with angular frames or even shades with rimless bottoms will do this.I think your transformation is now done! The rest is up to you, go work the shape that Mother Nature gave you.If you wish to ask me something about face shape, add it as a comment here.