looksmax based your ratios (FIXING YOUR FAILOS)

[maxlooksmax]

THIS ISN'T AN IDEAL RATIOS GUIDE THIS IS HOW TO IMPROVE THE PERCEPTION OF YOUR RATIOS IF THEY AREN'T IDEAL

(i also forgot to mention that the ideal depends on your racial background but these ratios still give you a good idea)

Ideal Eye Seperation Ratio - 44.3 -> 47.7

Spoiler: if yours is too high

If your eye separation ratio is higher than ideal, a good way to create balance is by adding volume to the sides of your hair and shaping your eyebrows slightly closer together. This helps bring the eyes visually closer and enhances overall facial harmony.

Spoiler: if yours is too low

If your eye separation is lower than ideal, you can create balance by allowing your hair to slightly cover the cheekbones and extending your eyebrows outward horizontally. A great example of this is male model Jordan Barrett — he uses this perception trick to his advantage. Despite having a high facial width, his styling choices make his eyes appear further set, creating a more balanced and proportionate look.

As you can see, when he allows his hair to cover his cheekbones, it visually widens the eye area and enhances the overall harmony of his eye area.

Ideal Facial thirds - 29.5% -> 36.5% where ideally the lower third is the largest

Spoiler: if you have a tall upper third

A tall upper third can throw off facial balance. To reduce its perceived height, consider covering part of your forehead with longer hairstyles that fall forward, like a fringe or forward-styled layers. This compresses the visual space and draws more attention toward the center of the face. Looksmaxxer 'ehren' shows us a good example of this

Spoiler: if you have a short upper third

If your forehead is on the shorter side, adding volume to the hair on top of your head can enhance the upper third by creating the illusion of more height. Alternatively, you can cover the upper third slightly with longer hair at the front or a forward-swept style to soften the transition and create balance.

Spoiler: if you have a weak lower third

A shorter lower third can be visually lengthened by growing facial hair. A beard—especially one with some length on the chin—can add perceived height and help balance the lower portion of the face

Ideal Canthal Tilt (degrees) - 5.1 -> 8.5

Spoiler: improvement

Trimming the eyelashes around your lateral canthus (outer corner of your eyes) can subtly enhance the appearance of your canthal tilt.

Ideal FWHR - 1.9 -> 2.06

Spoiler: if yours is too high

Losing facial fat can reduce your perceived FWHR, as it may make the face appear narrower. With less volume around the cheeks and jawline, the width of the face is less emphasized

Spoiler: if yours is too low

Adding volume or texture to the sides of the hair can create the illusion of a wider face. Try a hairstyle with more body around the ears and cheekbones. A great example of this is actor Adrien Brody — when he adds volume to the sides of his hair, his facial proportions appear more balanced overall.

Ideal Total FWHR - 1.33 -> 1.38

Spoiler: if yours is too high

To decrease your perceived total FWHR, you can add more volume to the sides of your hair, which creates the illusion of a narrower face. Additionally, covering part of your forehead with hair can reduce the emphasis on the upper third of your face, helping to balance out your proportions and visually decrease the length of your face.

Spoiler: if yours is too low

Increasing your facial height is essentially the opposite of the approach above. To create the illusion of more facial height, keep your hair short on the sides while adding volume on top. This draws the eye upward and enhances the perceived vertical proportions of your face.

Ideal Bigonial width - 0.85 -> 0.92

Spoiler: if yours is too low

You can increase your bigonial (jaw) width by training your masseter muscles - chewing hard foods or gum regularly helps strengthen these muscles, which can lead to a more pronounced jawline and wider bigonial width over time. Note, however, that chewing excessively can lead to jaw issues like TMJ, so it's important to do this in moderation.

Ideal Chin To Philtrum Ratio - 2.05 -> 2.55

Spoiler: if yours is too low

facial hair can add perceived height to the chin, helping to create the appearance of a higher chin-to-philtrum ratio. A well-groomed beard or goatee can lengthen the chin and balance facial proportions.

Ideal Neck Width - 0.9 -> 1

Spoiler: if yours is too low

A thin neck can be easily addressed with some targeted training. Strengthening and toning the neck muscles not only improves facial harmony, giving you a more balanced appearance, but also enhances your facial sexual dimorphism, making your features appear more traditionally masculine.

Ideal Eyebrow setting - 0.66>

Spoiler: improvement

Shaping the eyebrows by growing them towards the interior of your nose can alter their perceived position and shape, often creating the illusion of lower brows. Additionally, reducing a high arch or excessive volume on the outer portion of the brows can help create the appearance of lower, more balanced eyebrows.

Ideal Eye Aspect Ratio - 2.8+

Spoiler: improvement

Dark, thick, and curled lashes can increase your perceived PFL (palpebral fissure length) - this is an extremely easy looksmax - As you can see, they make Zayn Malik's eyes look much more striking and appealing.

Ideal Eyebrow Tilt (degrees) - 5 -> 13

Spoiler: improvement

Repositioning brow hairs through brushing and setting can create either an upturned appearance or a flatter arch, depending on your desired look. Additionally, waxing and plucking eyebrows are effective strategies to achieve the perfect shape.

Bitemporal Width - 0.84 -> 0.95

Spoiler: if yours is too high

keeping your hair shorter on the sides or covering your forehead can help balance your proportions. These styling choices can reduce the emphasis on the width of the upper face, creating a more harmonious overall appearance.

keep in mind 99% of the ratios that I didn't mention will be improved by just losing facial fat.

@gangiewangie @brownmutt42 @copercel123 @chadisbeingmade @flatcheck213

botb worthy?

 

[otal_duu]

Almost BOTB worthy, but BOTH already has a thread on calculating these facial harmony ratios.
Rep for effort.

 

[maxlooksmax]

Almost BOTB worthy, but BOTH already has a thread on calculating these facial harmony ratios.
Rep for effort.

you must have dnred

i wasn't saying ideal ratios i was saying what to do if you have bad ratios

 

[chadisbeingmade]

Good thread

You can increase your bigonial (jaw) width by training your masseter muscles - chewing hard foods or gum regularly helps strengthen these muscles, which can lead to a more pronounced jawline and wider bigonial width over time. Note, however, that chewing excessively can lead to jaw issues like TMJ, so it's important to do this in moderation.

Only do if you have low set masseter insertions and make sure to chew without activating the buccinator, otherwise you’ll look like a potato.

BTW only 5 tags work at a time.

 

[otal_duu]

you must have dnred

i wasn't saying ideal ratios i was saying what to do if you have bad ratios

mb bhai
i’ll read after school, remind me on dc

 

[maxlooksmax]

Good thread


Only do if you have low set masseter insertions and make sure to chew without activating the buccinator, otherwise you’ll look like a potato.

BTW only 5 tags work at a time.

how do you chew without activating the buccinator?

 

[copercel123]

Ideal Eye Seperation Ratio - 44.3 -> 47.7

Spoiler: if yours is too high

If your eye separation ratio is higher than ideal, a good way to create balance is by adding volume to the sides of your hair and shaping your eyebrows slightly closer together. This helps bring the eyes visually closer and enhances overall facial harmony.

Spoiler: if yours is too low

If your eye separation is lower than ideal, you can create balance by allowing your hair to slightly cover the cheekbones and extending your eyebrows outward horizontally. A great example of this is male model Jordan Barrett — he uses this perception trick to his advantage. Despite having a high facial width, his styling choices make his eyes appear further set, creating a more balanced and proportionate look.View attachment 3673259View attachment 3673261As you can see, when he allows his hair to cover his cheekbones, it visually widens the eye area and enhances the overall harmony of his eye area.

Ideal Facial thirds - 29.5% -> 36.5% where ideally the lower third is the largest

Spoiler: if you have a tall upper third

A tall upper third can throw off facial balance. To reduce its perceived height, consider covering part of your forehead with longer hairstyles that fall forward, like a fringe or forward-styled layers. This compresses the visual space and draws more attention toward the center of the face. Looksmaxxer 'ehren' shows us a good example of thisView attachment 3673278View attachment 3673279

Spoiler: if you have a short upper third

If your forehead is on the shorter side, adding volume to the hair on top of your head can enhance the upper third by creating the illusion of more height. Alternatively, you can cover the upper third slightly with longer hair at the front or a forward-swept style to soften the transition and create balance.

Spoiler: if you have a weak lower third

A shorter lower third can be visually lengthened by growing facial hair. A beard—especially one with some length on the chin—can add perceived height and help balance the lower portion of the faceView attachment 3673285

Ideal Canthal Tilt (degrees) - 5.1 -> 8.5

Spoiler: improvement

Trimming the eyelashes around your lateral canthus (outer corner of your eyes) can subtly enhance the appearance of your canthal tilt.

Ideal FWHR - 1.9 -> 2.06

Spoiler: if yours is too high

Losing facial fat can reduce your perceived FWHR, as it may make the face appear narrower. With less volume around the cheeks and jawline, the width of the face is less emphasized

Spoiler: if yours is too low

Adding volume or texture to the sides of the hair can create the illusion of a wider face. Try a hairstyle with more body around the ears and cheekbones. A great example of this is actor Adrien Brody — when he adds volume to the sides of his hair, his facial proportions appear more balanced overall.View attachment 3673292View attachment 3673293

Ideal Total FWHR - 1.33 -> 1.38

Spoiler: if yours is too high

To decrease your perceived total FWHR, you can add more volume to the sides of your hair, which creates the illusion of a narrower face. Additionally, covering part of your forehead with hair can reduce the emphasis on the upper third of your face, helping to balance out your proportions and visually decrease the length of your face.

Spoiler: if yours is too low

Increasing your facial height is essentially the opposite of the approach above. To create the illusion of more facial height, keep your hair short on the sides while adding volume on top. This draws the eye upward and enhances the perceived vertical proportions of your face.

Ideal Bigonial width - 0.85 -> 0.92

Spoiler: if yours is too low

You can increase your bigonial (jaw) width by training your masseter muscles - chewing hard foods or gum regularly helps strengthen these muscles, which can lead to a more pronounced jawline and wider bigonial width over time. Note, however, that chewing excessively can lead to jaw issues like TMJ, so it's important to do this in moderation.View attachment 3673306

Ideal Chin To Philtrum Ratio - 2.05 -> 2.55

Spoiler: if yours is too low

facial hair can add perceived height to the chin, helping to create the appearance of a higher chin-to-philtrum ratio. A well-groomed beard or goatee can lengthen the chin and balance facial proportions.

Ideal Neck Width - 0.9 -> 1

Spoiler: if yours is too low

A thin neck can be easily addressed with some targeted training. Strengthening and toning the neck muscles not only improves facial harmony, giving you a more balanced appearance, but also enhances your facial sexual dimorphism, making your features appear more traditionally masculine.View attachment 3673311

Ideal Eyebrow setting - 0.66>

Spoiler: improvement

Shaping the eyebrows by growing them towards the interior of your nose can alter their perceived position and shape, often creating the illusion of lower brows. Additionally, reducing a high arch or excessive volume on the outer portion of the brows can help create the appearance of lower, more balanced eyebrows.

Ideal Eye Aspect Ratio - 2.8+

Spoiler: improvement

Dark, thick, and curled lashes can increase your perceived PFL (palpebral fissure length) - this is an extremely easy looksmax - As you can see, they make Zayn Malik's eyes look much more striking and appealing.View attachment 3673325

Ideal Eyebrow Tilt (degrees) - 5 -> 13

Spoiler: improvement

Repositioning brow hairs through brushing and setting can create either an upturned appearance or a flatter arch, depending on your desired look. Additionally, waxing and plucking eyebrows are effective strategies to achieve the perfect shape.

Bitemporal Width - 0.84 -> 0.95

Spoiler: if yours is too high

keeping your hair shorter on the sides or covering your forehead can help balance your proportions. These styling choices can reduce the emphasis on the width of the upper face, creating a more harmonious overall appearance.

keep in mind 99% of the ratios that I didn't mention will be improved by just losing facial fat.

@gangiewangie @brownmutt42 @copercel123 @chadisbeingmade @flatcheck213

botb worthy?

Something missing for BOTB, maybe more info and more falios but yeah high effort and high iq thread fa

 

[maxlooksmax]

Something missing for BOTB, maybe more info and more falios but yeah high effort and high iq thread fa

i'll add more later probably

 

[T1garcho]

any tips on how to improve any of these areas

 

[chadisbeingmade]

how do you chew without activating the buccinator?

molar chew. and don’t chew like a cow moving jaw left to right, chew vertically.

 

[maxlooksmax]

any tips on how to improve any of these areas

bro the whole thread is about that
just click on the spoilers


@chadisbeingmade

 

[T1garcho]

bro the whole thread is about that
just click on the spoilers

mb i meant for more specific things but ill js search for that elsewhere

 

[ThatInfamousDude]

THIS ISN'T AN IDEAL RATIOS GUIDE THIS IS HOW TO IMPROVE THE PERCEPTION OF YOUR RATIOS IF THEY AREN'T IDEAL

Ideal Eye Seperation Ratio - 44.3 -> 47.7

Spoiler: if yours is too high

If your eye separation ratio is higher than ideal, a good way to create balance is by adding volume to the sides of your hair and shaping your eyebrows slightly closer together. This helps bring the eyes visually closer and enhances overall facial harmony.

Spoiler: if yours is too low

If your eye separation is lower than ideal, you can create balance by allowing your hair to slightly cover the cheekbones and extending your eyebrows outward horizontally. A great example of this is male model Jordan Barrett — he uses this perception trick to his advantage. Despite having a high facial width, his styling choices make his eyes appear further set, creating a more balanced and proportionate look.View attachment 3673259View attachment 3673261As you can see, when he allows his hair to cover his cheekbones, it visually widens the eye area and enhances the overall harmony of his eye area.

Ideal Facial thirds - 29.5% -> 36.5% where ideally the lower third is the largest

Spoiler: if you have a tall upper third

A tall upper third can throw off facial balance. To reduce its perceived height, consider covering part of your forehead with longer hairstyles that fall forward, like a fringe or forward-styled layers. This compresses the visual space and draws more attention toward the center of the face. Looksmaxxer 'ehren' shows us a good example of thisView attachment 3673278View attachment 3673279

Spoiler: if you have a short upper third

If your forehead is on the shorter side, adding volume to the hair on top of your head can enhance the upper third by creating the illusion of more height. Alternatively, you can cover the upper third slightly with longer hair at the front or a forward-swept style to soften the transition and create balance.

Spoiler: if you have a weak lower third

A shorter lower third can be visually lengthened by growing facial hair. A beard—especially one with some length on the chin—can add perceived height and help balance the lower portion of the faceView attachment 3673285

Ideal Canthal Tilt (degrees) - 5.1 -> 8.5

Spoiler: improvement

Trimming the eyelashes around your lateral canthus (outer corner of your eyes) can subtly enhance the appearance of your canthal tilt.

Ideal FWHR - 1.9 -> 2.06

Spoiler: if yours is too high

Losing facial fat can reduce your perceived FWHR, as it may make the face appear narrower. With less volume around the cheeks and jawline, the width of the face is less emphasized

Spoiler: if yours is too low

Adding volume or texture to the sides of the hair can create the illusion of a wider face. Try a hairstyle with more body around the ears and cheekbones. A great example of this is actor Adrien Brody — when he adds volume to the sides of his hair, his facial proportions appear more balanced overall.View attachment 3673292View attachment 3673293

Ideal Total FWHR - 1.33 -> 1.38

Spoiler: if yours is too high

To decrease your perceived total FWHR, you can add more volume to the sides of your hair, which creates the illusion of a narrower face. Additionally, covering part of your forehead with hair can reduce the emphasis on the upper third of your face, helping to balance out your proportions and visually decrease the length of your face.

Spoiler: if yours is too low

Increasing your facial height is essentially the opposite of the approach above. To create the illusion of more facial height, keep your hair short on the sides while adding volume on top. This draws the eye upward and enhances the perceived vertical proportions of your face.

Ideal Bigonial width - 0.85 -> 0.92

Spoiler: if yours is too low

You can increase your bigonial (jaw) width by training your masseter muscles - chewing hard foods or gum regularly helps strengthen these muscles, which can lead to a more pronounced jawline and wider bigonial width over time. Note, however, that chewing excessively can lead to jaw issues like TMJ, so it's important to do this in moderation.View attachment 3673306

Ideal Chin To Philtrum Ratio - 2.05 -> 2.55

Spoiler: if yours is too low

facial hair can add perceived height to the chin, helping to create the appearance of a higher chin-to-philtrum ratio. A well-groomed beard or goatee can lengthen the chin and balance facial proportions.

Ideal Neck Width - 0.9 -> 1

Spoiler: if yours is too low

A thin neck can be easily addressed with some targeted training. Strengthening and toning the neck muscles not only improves facial harmony, giving you a more balanced appearance, but also enhances your facial sexual dimorphism, making your features appear more traditionally masculine.View attachment 3673311

Ideal Eyebrow setting - 0.66>

Spoiler: improvement

Shaping the eyebrows by growing them towards the interior of your nose can alter their perceived position and shape, often creating the illusion of lower brows. Additionally, reducing a high arch or excessive volume on the outer portion of the brows can help create the appearance of lower, more balanced eyebrows.

Ideal Eye Aspect Ratio - 2.8+

Spoiler: improvement

Dark, thick, and curled lashes can increase your perceived PFL (palpebral fissure length) - this is an extremely easy looksmax - As you can see, they make Zayn Malik's eyes look much more striking and appealing.View attachment 3673325

Ideal Eyebrow Tilt (degrees) - 5 -> 13

Spoiler: improvement

Repositioning brow hairs through brushing and setting can create either an upturned appearance or a flatter arch, depending on your desired look. Additionally, waxing and plucking eyebrows are effective strategies to achieve the perfect shape.

Bitemporal Width - 0.84 -> 0.95

Spoiler: if yours is too high

keeping your hair shorter on the sides or covering your forehead can help balance your proportions. These styling choices can reduce the emphasis on the width of the upper face, creating a more harmonious overall appearance.

keep in mind 99% of the ratios that I didn't mention will be improved by just losing facial fat.

@gangiewangie @brownmutt42 @copercel123 @chadisbeingmade @flatcheck213

botb worthy?

This is just camouflaging/frauding. Not actually “looksmaxxing” or “fixing” the falio’s.

Some of these are much more easy to fix surgically than others. Anything concerning the lower third is a piece of cake compared to fixing a low ESR.

 

[maxlooksmax]

This is just camouflaging/frauding. Not actually “looksmaxxing” or “fixing” the falio’s.

Some of these are much more easy to fix surgically than others. Anything concerning the lower third is a piece of cake compared to fixing a low ESR.

yes, but camouflaging and frauding looks better than doing nothing

what is your point

 

[EthiopianMaxxer]

great thread, bookmarked.

I hope this doesn't get lost in the cluster of other threads

 

[ThatInfamousDude]

yes, but camouflaging and frauding looks better than doing nothing

what is your point

Ofcourse. But reading the title: “fixing” I expected smth different. Ofc smth is better than nothing. But when a gust of wind can ruin your frauded ESR/forehead? Lol.

 

[maxlooksmax]

great thread, bookmarked.

I hope this doesn't get lost in the cluster of other threads

sadly it will

 

[maxlooksmax]

lmk what you want me to add

 

[gangiewangie]

high effort thread imo botb worthy

 

[maxlooksmax]

high effort thread imo botb worthy

thank you bhaicel

 

[brownmutt42]

Mirin effort

 

[maxlooksmax]

Mirin effort

thanks dud

 

[thefuckgoingon]

THIS ISN'T AN IDEAL RATIOS GUIDE THIS IS HOW TO IMPROVE THE PERCEPTION OF YOUR RATIOS IF THEY AREN'T IDEAL

(i also forgot to mention that the ideal depends on your racial background but these ratios still give you a good idea)

Ideal Eye Seperation Ratio - 44.3 -> 47.7

Spoiler: if yours is too high

If your eye separation ratio is higher than ideal, a good way to create balance is by adding volume to the sides of your hair and shaping your eyebrows slightly closer together. This helps bring the eyes visually closer and enhances overall facial harmony.

Spoiler: if yours is too low

If your eye separation is lower than ideal, you can create balance by allowing your hair to slightly cover the cheekbones and extending your eyebrows outward horizontally. A great example of this is male model Jordan Barrett — he uses this perception trick to his advantage. Despite having a high facial width, his styling choices make his eyes appear further set, creating a more balanced and proportionate look.View attachment 3673259View attachment 3673261As you can see, when he allows his hair to cover his cheekbones, it visually widens the eye area and enhances the overall harmony of his eye area.

Ideal Facial thirds - 29.5% -> 36.5% where ideally the lower third is the largest

Spoiler: if you have a tall upper third

A tall upper third can throw off facial balance. To reduce its perceived height, consider covering part of your forehead with longer hairstyles that fall forward, like a fringe or forward-styled layers. This compresses the visual space and draws more attention toward the center of the face. Looksmaxxer 'ehren' shows us a good example of thisView attachment 3673278View attachment 3673279

Spoiler: if you have a short upper third

If your forehead is on the shorter side, adding volume to the hair on top of your head can enhance the upper third by creating the illusion of more height. Alternatively, you can cover the upper third slightly with longer hair at the front or a forward-swept style to soften the transition and create balance.

Spoiler: if you have a weak lower third

A shorter lower third can be visually lengthened by growing facial hair. A beard—especially one with some length on the chin—can add perceived height and help balance the lower portion of the faceView attachment 3673285

Ideal Canthal Tilt (degrees) - 5.1 -> 8.5

Spoiler: improvement

Trimming the eyelashes around your lateral canthus (outer corner of your eyes) can subtly enhance the appearance of your canthal tilt.

Ideal FWHR - 1.9 -> 2.06

Spoiler: if yours is too high

Losing facial fat can reduce your perceived FWHR, as it may make the face appear narrower. With less volume around the cheeks and jawline, the width of the face is less emphasized

Spoiler: if yours is too low

Adding volume or texture to the sides of the hair can create the illusion of a wider face. Try a hairstyle with more body around the ears and cheekbones. A great example of this is actor Adrien Brody — when he adds volume to the sides of his hair, his facial proportions appear more balanced overall.View attachment 3673292View attachment 3673293

Ideal Total FWHR - 1.33 -> 1.38

Spoiler: if yours is too high

To decrease your perceived total FWHR, you can add more volume to the sides of your hair, which creates the illusion of a narrower face. Additionally, covering part of your forehead with hair can reduce the emphasis on the upper third of your face, helping to balance out your proportions and visually decrease the length of your face.

Spoiler: if yours is too low

Increasing your facial height is essentially the opposite of the approach above. To create the illusion of more facial height, keep your hair short on the sides while adding volume on top. This draws the eye upward and enhances the perceived vertical proportions of your face.

Ideal Bigonial width - 0.85 -> 0.92

Spoiler: if yours is too low

You can increase your bigonial (jaw) width by training your masseter muscles - chewing hard foods or gum regularly helps strengthen these muscles, which can lead to a more pronounced jawline and wider bigonial width over time. Note, however, that chewing excessively can lead to jaw issues like TMJ, so it's important to do this in moderation.View attachment 3673306

Ideal Chin To Philtrum Ratio - 2.05 -> 2.55

Spoiler: if yours is too low

facial hair can add perceived height to the chin, helping to create the appearance of a higher chin-to-philtrum ratio. A well-groomed beard or goatee can lengthen the chin and balance facial proportions.

Ideal Neck Width - 0.9 -> 1

Spoiler: if yours is too low

A thin neck can be easily addressed with some targeted training. Strengthening and toning the neck muscles not only improves facial harmony, giving you a more balanced appearance, but also enhances your facial sexual dimorphism, making your features appear more traditionally masculine.View attachment 3673311

Ideal Eyebrow setting - 0.66>

Spoiler: improvement

Shaping the eyebrows by growing them towards the interior of your nose can alter their perceived position and shape, often creating the illusion of lower brows. Additionally, reducing a high arch or excessive volume on the outer portion of the brows can help create the appearance of lower, more balanced eyebrows.

Ideal Eye Aspect Ratio - 2.8+

Spoiler: improvement

Dark, thick, and curled lashes can increase your perceived PFL (palpebral fissure length) - this is an extremely easy looksmax - As you can see, they make Zayn Malik's eyes look much more striking and appealing.View attachment 3673325

Ideal Eyebrow Tilt (degrees) - 5 -> 13

Spoiler: improvement

Repositioning brow hairs through brushing and setting can create either an upturned appearance or a flatter arch, depending on your desired look. Additionally, waxing and plucking eyebrows are effective strategies to achieve the perfect shape.

Bitemporal Width - 0.84 -> 0.95

Spoiler: if yours is too high

keeping your hair shorter on the sides or covering your forehead can help balance your proportions. These styling choices can reduce the emphasis on the width of the upper face, creating a more harmonious overall appearance.

keep in mind 99% of the ratios that I didn't mention will be improved by just losing facial fat.

@gangiewangie @brownmutt42 @copercel123 @chadisbeingmade @flatcheck213

botb worthy?

nice fraud guide

 

[KaisenMaxxer]

Thanks for efforts

Ideal Bigonial width - 0.85 -> 0.92

Bigonial to bizygo ? The pic of brad you show has him having bigger bigonial than bizygo

Ideal Neck Width - 0.9 -> 1

Neck to bygonial or byzigo ?

Ideal Eyebrow setting - 0.66>

Didn't understand this one, low IQ tbh

Bitemporal Width - 0.84 -> 0.95

Bitemp over bizygos I guess

Ideal FWHR - 1.9 -> 2.06

Spoiler: if yours is too high

Losing facial fat can reduce your perceived FWHR, as it may make the face appear narrower. With less volume around the cheeks and jawline, the width of the face is less emphasized

Spoiler: if yours is too low

Adding volume or texture to the sides of the hair can create the illusion of a wider face. Try a hairstyle with more body around the ears and cheekbones. A great example of this is actor Adrien Brody — when he adds volume to the sides of his hair, his facial proportions appear more balanced overall.View attachment 3673292View attachment 3673293

Ideal Total FWHR - 1.33 -> 1.38

Spoiler: if yours is too high

To decrease your perceived total FWHR, you can add more volume to the sides of your hair, which creates the illusion of a narrower face. Additionally, covering part of your forehead with hair can reduce the emphasis on the upper third of your face, helping to balance out your proportions and visually decrease the length of your face.

So if I have high total FWHR and high FWHR I should add hair to the side to make it look narrower but at the same time, adding volume will worsen my FWHR, giving the illusion of a wider face ?
tbh this one seems wrong, but I'm too low IQ to correct it

 

[maxlooksmax]

Thanks for efforts

Bigonial to bizygo ? The pic of brad you show has him having bigger bigonial than bizygo


Neck to bygonial or byzigo ?

Didn't understand this one, low IQ tbh

Bitemp over bizygos I guess



So if I have high total FWHR and high FWHR I should add hair to the side to make it look narrower but at the same time, adding volume will worsen my FWHR, giving the illusion of a wider face ?
tbh this one seems wrong, but I'm too low IQ to correct it

you have to find a balance, which ratio is more skewed - this isn't perfect btw , it is just an idea

 

[maxlooksmax]

Bump for the greys