Facial harmony: Difference between revisions
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{{Short description|Whether features look like they belong on the same face}} | {{Short description|Whether features look like they belong on the same face}} | ||
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| caption = Facial muscles (soft-tissue mask on the bone) | |||
| name = Facial harmony | | name = Facial harmony | ||
| also = facial attractiveness, thirds | | also = facial attractiveness, thirds | ||
Revision as of 01:18, 10 September 2026
 Facial muscles (soft-tissue mask on the bone)
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Facial harmony is the forum word for whether features look like they belong on the same face: thirds, widths, a jaw that matches the midface. QOVES-style reports measure this. Apps invent a number. This wiki talks in parts (jawline, eyes, skin, hair) and warns that a single “harmony score” is a product.
See Looksmaxxing glossary for the metric list (fWHR, gonial angle, canthal tilt, …).