BeautifulBones
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IMHO the most important area of the face because you need a good combination of hard and soft tissue to come together in unison
Mouth Area and Jaw come in second and third
Let's extract some interesting conclusions from this chart. I know it's only 100 male participants, but I compared the numbers with bigger studies and they were similar
- People with good PFW like chico, O'pry and Gandy are quite rare. The lowest of those 3 has a 36mm PFL and that puts them at 3.3+ SD(1 in 1000)
- In combination with something like an average to below average palpebral fissure height that easily jumps (1 in 2000)
- People with negative or neutral cantal tilt are less than 2% of the population ~ -2.1SD. That why it immediately stuck out to everyone when @FatmanO his pics. However his cantal tilt is the least important on this list. If you disagree daily reminder this guy went from nothing to 2mil + IG followers with his face alone and he has NCT
- A good PFL pretty much set's up your eye area for greatness. It increase's your interpupillary, intercanthal, and outercanthal distance
So What Makes a Good Eye Area
> Pretty much that with good hooding(dosen't have to be 100% hooded see clarenceNYC), good eyelashes, descent brows, on a skull with wide cheek bones is pretty much the ideal (A 4.8 outercanthal distance would look ridiculous on a 5.5 bizygomatic)
All these variables is why eye area is king there's no other area that is more complex
Also from a biological perspective no other animal see's better than us besides birds. Our brains are optimized around vision
However the mouth area is a close second, and I may make an article about that one as well
Mouth Area and Jaw come in second and third
Let's extract some interesting conclusions from this chart. I know it's only 100 male participants, but I compared the numbers with bigger studies and they were similar
- People with good PFW like chico, O'pry and Gandy are quite rare. The lowest of those 3 has a 36mm PFL and that puts them at 3.3+ SD(1 in 1000)
- In combination with something like an average to below average palpebral fissure height that easily jumps (1 in 2000)
- People with negative or neutral cantal tilt are less than 2% of the population ~ -2.1SD. That why it immediately stuck out to everyone when @FatmanO his pics. However his cantal tilt is the least important on this list. If you disagree daily reminder this guy went from nothing to 2mil + IG followers with his face alone and he has NCT
- A good PFL pretty much set's up your eye area for greatness. It increase's your interpupillary, intercanthal, and outercanthal distance
So What Makes a Good Eye Area
> Pretty much that with good hooding(dosen't have to be 100% hooded see clarenceNYC), good eyelashes, descent brows, on a skull with wide cheek bones is pretty much the ideal (A 4.8 outercanthal distance would look ridiculous on a 5.5 bizygomatic)
All these variables is why eye area is king there's no other area that is more complex
Also from a biological perspective no other animal see's better than us besides birds. Our brains are optimized around vision
However the mouth area is a close second, and I may make an article about that one as well
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