Lips & Their Ties To Harmony And Facial Attractiveness

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Ignore the retarded formatting I haven't made a decent thread in a while.

And shut the fuck up about "muh this is h2o" and read it you lazy faggot




Lips & Their Ties To Harmony And Facial Attractiveness


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Table Of Contents:

Introduction
How & Why
How to improve them
Examples
Conclusion








Introduction

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Lips play a salient role in how a face is interpreted emotionally, socially, and aesthetically. More than a standalone feature, they work together with the rest of the face to create a sense of balance, expression, and proportion. It isn't about having "perfect features"; rather, the lips really modulate how naturally the different parts of the face fit together. The contour, fullness, and mobility of the lips all contribute to how expressions are read thereby softening or sharpening emotions and providing clues about approachability, confidence, or friendliness.

From an aesthetic point of view, lips help to define the general harmony of a face. When its proportions go well with the nose, chin, and midface, the result tends to feel cohesive and visually comfortable. Even slight variations in lip curvature or volume can change the perceived mood or character of a face. For this reason, understanding lips is not about ideals but rather how they participate in the greater structure of the face to support a person's natural expressions and individuality.





How & Why​

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1. Proportion and Balance​


Lips naturally vary a lot between individuals. What tends to look harmonious is when the size and shape of the lips fit well with the rest of the face (eyes, nose, jaw, midface length, etc.). Balanced lips help create a smooth transition between facial features, making expressions look natural.

2. Symmetry (but not perfection)​


Slight asymmetries are normal and common. Very large or sudden asymmetry may draw attention, but mild asymmetry is part of what makes a face unique.

3. Expression and Emotion​


Lips are a major part of how we show emotion. Fuller or well hydrated lips can make expressions look clearer, softer, or more dynamic but again, expression quality depends on muscle movement, not size.

4. Context With Other Features​


Lips don’t exist in isolation; they interact visually with: nose projection, chin support, philtrum length and teeth + smile width. Harmony is about how all these work together, not changing individual parts.



How to improve them
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Drinking enough water + using a basic lip balm prevents dryness and makes lips look healthier. Picking at dry skin Constant licking (this dries them more). Cosmetics such as a lip balm or Vaseline should keep them shiny/glossy. You could also choose a tinted lip balm to emphasize the colour of your lips to better match your facial contrast.


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Examples
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Chin to Philtrum ratio: 2.0-2.25
Measured by dividing the height of the middle part of the lips to the bottom of the chin by the height of the bottom of the nose to the middle part of the lips.

Lower to Upper lip ratio: 1.62
Measured by dividing the height of the lower lip to the upper lip.

Mouth to Nose ratio: 1.5-1.62
Measured by dividing the width of the mouth by the width of the nose.

All measurements were taken from @SexuallyAbusive 's Ideal Facial Ratios guide: https://looksmax.org/threads/ideal-facial-ratios-and-proportions.57266/
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Good thread
 
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ash kaash true eve cause lip pill broootall

 
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lipmaxxing is underrated
 
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high_ltn said:





Ignore the retarded formatting I haven't made a decent thread in a while.

And shut the fuck up about "muh this is h2o" and read it you lazy faggot




Lips & Their Ties To Harmony And Facial Attractiveness


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Table Of Contents:

Introduction
How & Why
How to improve them
Examples
Conclusion








Introduction

​
Lips play a salient role in how a face is interpreted emotionally, socially, and aesthetically. More than a standalone feature, they work together with the rest of the face to create a sense of balance, expression, and proportion. It isn't about having "perfect features"; rather, the lips really modulate how naturally the different parts of the face fit together. The contour, fullness, and mobility of the lips all contribute to how expressions are read thereby softening or sharpening emotions and providing clues about approachability, confidence, or friendliness.

From an aesthetic point of view, lips help to define the general harmony of a face. When its proportions go well with the nose, chin, and midface, the result tends to feel cohesive and visually comfortable. Even slight variations in lip curvature or volume can change the perceived mood or character of a face. For this reason, understanding lips is not about ideals but rather how they participate in the greater structure of the face to support a person's natural expressions and individuality.





How & Why​

​


1. Proportion and Balance​


Lips naturally vary a lot between individuals. What tends to look harmonious is when the size and shape of the lips fit well with the rest of the face (eyes, nose, jaw, midface length, etc.). Balanced lips help create a smooth transition between facial features, making expressions look natural.

2. Symmetry (but not perfection)​


Slight asymmetries are normal and common. Very large or sudden asymmetry may draw attention, but mild asymmetry is part of what makes a face unique.

3. Expression and Emotion​


Lips are a major part of how we show emotion. Fuller or well hydrated lips can make expressions look clearer, softer, or more dynamic but again, expression quality depends on muscle movement, not size.

4. Context With Other Features​


Lips don’t exist in isolation; they interact visually with: nose projection, chin support, philtrum length and teeth + smile width. Harmony is about how all these work together, not changing individual parts.



How to improve them
​

Drinking enough water + using a basic lip balm prevents dryness and makes lips look healthier. Picking at dry skin Constant licking (this dries them more). Cosmetics such as a lip balm or Vaseline should keep them shiny/glossy. You could also choose a tinted lip balm to emphasize the colour of your lips to better match your facial contrast.


Chin to Philtrum ratio: 2.0-2.25
Measured by dividing the height of the middle part of the lips to the bottom of the chin by the height of the bottom of the nose to the middle part of the lips.

Lower to Upper lip ratio: 1.62
Measured by dividing the height of the lower lip to the upper lip.

Mouth to Nose ratio: 1.5-1.62
Measured by dividing the width of the mouth by the width of the nose.

All measurements were taken from @SexuallyAbusive 's Ideal Facial Ratios guide: https://looksmax.org/threads/ideal-facial-ratios-and-proportions.57266/
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mirin the guide bump
 
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Good thread and also exfoliating them with a toothbrush or a cloth is also good for them
 
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tbh i think the roi for white guys is the best , give full lips with defined cupids bow on a white male and his appeal will increase 10x times , ultimate jb appeal .
 
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tbh i think the roi for white guys is the best , give full lips with defined cupids bow on a white male and his appeal will increase 10x times , ultimate jb appeal .
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lips are law.
 
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what do you think about hackers lips ? can a male have too thick lips and falio him or does the lower third matter more ?
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whos lips?

if a male has TOO thick lips it would look retarded, especially if they are a high dimo male

but if its a prettyboy for example, like archie then it would kind of match his architype
 
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MIRIN THREAD

ALSO DID U USE @Jatt 'S PIC :feelskek:

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I need to edit it and add some stuff in like replace the Asian girl with a Punjabi one or something
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WHY NOT THIS :feelswat:

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Back at making guides I see :feelshehe:
 
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Very nice
 
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I need to edit it and add some stuff in like replace the Asian girl with a Punjabi one or something
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i was climbing a mountain on time and someone asked me if we've reached the peak

so i showed him that image :Comfy:
 
high_ltn said:





Ignore the retarded formatting I haven't made a decent thread in a while.

And shut the fuck up about "muh this is h2o" and read it you lazy faggot




Lips & Their Ties To Harmony And Facial Attractiveness


View attachment 4364487


Table Of Contents:

Introduction
How & Why
How to improve them
Examples
Conclusion








Introduction

​
Lips play a salient role in how a face is interpreted emotionally, socially, and aesthetically. More than a standalone feature, they work together with the rest of the face to create a sense of balance, expression, and proportion. It isn't about having "perfect features"; rather, the lips really modulate how naturally the different parts of the face fit together. The contour, fullness, and mobility of the lips all contribute to how expressions are read thereby softening or sharpening emotions and providing clues about approachability, confidence, or friendliness.

From an aesthetic point of view, lips help to define the general harmony of a face. When its proportions go well with the nose, chin, and midface, the result tends to feel cohesive and visually comfortable. Even slight variations in lip curvature or volume can change the perceived mood or character of a face. For this reason, understanding lips is not about ideals but rather how they participate in the greater structure of the face to support a person's natural expressions and individuality.





How & Why​

​


1. Proportion and Balance​


Lips naturally vary a lot between individuals. What tends to look harmonious is when the size and shape of the lips fit well with the rest of the face (eyes, nose, jaw, midface length, etc.). Balanced lips help create a smooth transition between facial features, making expressions look natural.

2. Symmetry (but not perfection)​


Slight asymmetries are normal and common. Very large or sudden asymmetry may draw attention, but mild asymmetry is part of what makes a face unique.

3. Expression and Emotion​


Lips are a major part of how we show emotion. Fuller or well hydrated lips can make expressions look clearer, softer, or more dynamic but again, expression quality depends on muscle movement, not size.

4. Context With Other Features​


Lips don’t exist in isolation; they interact visually with: nose projection, chin support, philtrum length and teeth + smile width. Harmony is about how all these work together, not changing individual parts.



How to improve them
​

Drinking enough water + using a basic lip balm prevents dryness and makes lips look healthier. Picking at dry skin Constant licking (this dries them more). Cosmetics such as a lip balm or Vaseline should keep them shiny/glossy. You could also choose a tinted lip balm to emphasize the colour of your lips to better match your facial contrast.


Chin to Philtrum ratio: 2.0-2.25
Measured by dividing the height of the middle part of the lips to the bottom of the chin by the height of the bottom of the nose to the middle part of the lips.

Lower to Upper lip ratio: 1.62
Measured by dividing the height of the lower lip to the upper lip.

Mouth to Nose ratio: 1.5-1.62
Measured by dividing the width of the mouth by the width of the nose.

All measurements were taken from @SexuallyAbusive 's Ideal Facial Ratios guide: https://looksmax.org/threads/ideal-facial-ratios-and-proportions.57266/
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