The features that comprise facial
beauty are also those that are most notable, and include (in order of
significance) the eyes, brow, cheeks, lips, nose, chin, and jaw line and neck.
These features are harmonious, shapely, balanced, elevated, symmetrical,
highlighted, in volumetric proportion and relationship.
By
combining science with art, the concept of facial beauty can be more precisely
defined. The contributions of bone structure and soft tissue to facial beauty
are explained. After 100 different faces were rated as beautiful, attractive,
average and unattractive by a group of observers, computer-assisted
measurements were assigned to these classifications, and a simple formula
composed of angles and highlights was noted for each category.
A
beautiful face is comprised of the following elements, using both artistic and
scientific interpretation: the brow, the eyes, cheeks, lips, chin and mandible,
neck, forehead, nose, ears, and the shape of the face itself.
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