Facial ratio

[imdamon]

How can I measure facial ratios and its angle?

 

[erickdoox]

stop taking selfies, lens distortion is real.

Stand 8 feet back and use 3x zoom at eye level.

• Facial Thirds: Hairline to brow, brow to nose, nose to chin. They should be 1:1:1.
• Gonial Angle: Measure the angle of your jaw from the side. 120–130 degrees is the male ideal.
• FWHR: Divide your face width by the height of your midface (brow to upper lip). A ratio around 1.8+ is generally linked to higher perceived masculinity.

Try using FaceIQ too.

 

[imdamon]

stop taking selfies, lens distortion is real.

Stand 8 feet back and use 3x zoom at eye level.

• Facial Thirds: Hairline to brow, brow to nose, nose to chin. They should be 1:1:1.
• Gonial Angle: Measure the angle of your jaw from the side. 120–130 degrees is the male ideal.
• FWHR: Divide your face width by the height of your midface (brow to upper lip). A ratio around 1.8+ is generally linked to higher perceived masculinity.

Try using FaceIQ too.

Is it paid?

 

[ngaslayer]

stop taking selfies, lens distortion is real.

Stand 8 feet back and use 3x zoom at eye level.

• Facial Thirds: Hairline to brow, brow to nose, nose to chin. They should be 1:1:1.
• Gonial Angle: Measure the angle of your jaw from the side. 120–130 degrees is the male ideal.
• FWHR: Divide your face width by the height of your midface (brow to upper lip). A ratio around 1.8+ is generally linked to higher perceived masculinity.

Try using FaceIQ too.

W guide

 

[erickdoox]

Is it paid?

After login your google you will have 3 free uses or 5 i don't remember.