Nick Carter - Facial Feature - Chin Angle
Your Chin Angle measures 134 degrees, which is considered moderate. In terms of facial aesthetics, 'sharp', 'moderate' and 'wide' are seen as the most attractive by current beauty standards.
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Why a sharper chin is more attractive than a flatter one?
Research studies highlight the importance of chin shape and its impact on facial attractiveness, particularly in males. Thayer and Dobson’s (2013) research from Northwestern University emphasized how chin shape can significantly influence the perceived masculinity of a face. According to a 2019 study by Lakhiani & Somenek, men tend to have a more defined and sharper jaw angle than women. Men’s jaws are also generally squarer and longer by about 20%, creating a more prominent profile. This is due to the presence of two prominent points, known as lateral mental eminences, in the area of the canines. In contrast, women usually have a single central point, resulting in a more rounded chin. Garvin and Ruff’s (2012) study further supports these findings, pointing out that men typically have a more noticeable chin region, with more prominent features, contributing to a broader, squarer chin. Consequently, a sharper chin angle is seen as more desirable in males, symbolizing traditionally associated masculine traits.
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